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if they didn’t have to worry about manufacturing costs on a commercial scale, didn’t have to worry about delivering a product in a certain timeframe, could use the maximum number of ROM banks, could exploit the extra processing power and RAM of the GBC and weren’t limited to the monochrome DMG colour palette. In essence, I want to make this game as polished as might have been possible back in the day if the limitations of the original weren’t as strict, i.e.

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These offer full 15-bit colour, usually fixes for well-known bugs in the original DMG counterparts and often additional features, such as new playable characters, new gameplay modes, improved sprite graphics, extra levels, peripheral integration, game mechanics that mandate the use of colour, and so on. The inspiration for this project comes from the likes of the excellent fan-made DX/“deluxe” ROM hacks such as Super Mario Land DX and Super Mario Land 2 DX, which in turn were likely inspired by official upgraded titles back in the day like Tetris DX and The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening DX. All backwards compatibility with the original Game Boy will be removed so that it doesn’t hold-back what the games might be capable of imagining they were originally intended to be GBC-exclusive titles. This is a work-in-progress fan-made ROM hack of the first-generation Pokémon games, which were originally developed for the Nintendo Game Boy (DMG) and are planned here to be enhanced specifically for the Nintendo Game Boy Color (GBC).

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( tl dr – if you just want to try the ROMs out, the releases tab contains pre-compiled binaries of each version which you can download as is and try-out in any decent GBC emulator.)

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I’ll work on continuing this translation effort as I go through this project, as in doing so, it’ll become more useful as source code documentation to anyone working on RBY DX, and I may even be able to contribute back some original research of my own to help fill-in any gaps in the original repo’s information. I recently stumbled upon superb, albeit WIP, resource 詳解ポケモン赤 / “Understanding Pokémon Red” and I’ve started work on translating it to English (the repo linked above). Although that could just be one isolated case.Sister project: Pokémon Red – Detailed Disassembly Documentation 📚 I know GSC is stallish, but.that's kind of insane. I have a pretty good attention span, but.I've read logs of battles that go well over 100 turns (in particular, a fight Borat had that went 500+ turns). I don't have years of experience with this one tier.ģ. If all the people playing are the same 10 or 12 that frequent RoA.I'm going to get creamed.

Is the traffic minimal, or are there a good amount of opponents?Ģ.

Lately I have been contemplating playing GSC OU. This link ( ) has a table that tells you which corresponds to Ability 0 and which corresponds to Ability 1. Hence the RNG phraseology "Ability 1/Ability 0". What ability it will have is decided by if there is a 0 or a 1 as the last digit of the number once converted. The number is a hexidemical value, so you have to convert it into binary (easy math, but if you don't know how, just Google a number converter). If you want to know which ability it will get before you evolve it, then upload it to Pokecheck so you can get the PID number. Click to expand.I believe that both clones will have the same ability upon evolving, because they both have the same PID.