New super mario bros origins

[xperia64]

Hello again, how can i add the game manually? Kind regards

Rather than editing the database, if you apply this patch on top of NSMB Origins (or any NSMB hack that changes the header), it will change the header back and the game should work.

[XBigBoss]

Thanks for you kind answer, i did it, but didn't work, i try that same rom patched on pc and run ok.

[Kyousuke753]

Please make life easy and don't use hacked ROMS, just use the normal ones found on Google. simple and easy

[XBigBoss]

Please make life easy and don't use hacked ROMS, just use the normal ones found on Google. simple and easy

Ehhhhhhh please don't make comments like this one, show respect to my person, as i do with yours, thank you.

[xperia64]

Thanks for you kind answer, i did it, but didn't work, i try that same rom patched on pc and run ok.

Open /sdcard/DraStic/game_database.xml in a text editor and paste the following below the <database> line:

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  <cartridge title='New Super Mario Bros. Origins'>
    <slot1>
      <rom name='rom' size='0x02000000' crc32='0197576a' id='334a4b53' title='NSMB 3.0   ' />
      <save name='save' size='0x2000' type='EEPROM' />
    </slot1>
  </cartridge>

[Exophase]

Thanks xperia64.

I was hesitant to provide any directions for editing the database manually because you can't get the game code without using an external tool like a hex editor or another emulator. Right now DraStic only displays the game title in the load game dialog, and even then it doesn't clearly delimit the space padding which can be confusing. And since I don't have the ROM hack myself I couldn't say what the values are either.

We could make these printed more clearly, but what might be best is to have the emulator pop up a message if the game isn't in the database and have the user pick a save type/size, possibly with the option to add it to the database. But that would require knowing what those are supposed to be.

The emulator could also use heuristics to guess the save size like DeSmuME does, but I'm not a huge fan of that since it isn't guaranteed to work and with ROM hacks in particular who knows what they'll do.

[XBigBoss]

Thank you so much for reply my post, have a good day and kind regards

[XBigBoss]

Hello again, i have a doubt, it's possible to play dsi roms? the ones with .cia extension) kind regards

[derebaker]

I thought it was perfect. It was exactly a New Super Mario Bros. It had everything the old ones had and more. It was extremely fun, and very polished. I loved it.