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For the Cutman and Fireman chiptune remixes.

For the Iceman remix used in the music pack.

For the Bombman and Fireman remixes used in this pack.

#MEGAMAN SPRITE GAME WAS MADE IN SERIES#

For the Roll-Chan series of hacks and letting me add Roll-Chan to this.You'll still be able to view text boxes, but they will toggle on and off with Select rather than holding it down.įor the original HDNES emulator and pack formatįor continuing work on Mesen concerning HD Packsįor supporting HD packs as well as building upon the format You can use the "Pause Intact" patches and hires.txt files to restore the pause functionality. This is simply for consistency with how the rest of the series would handle these text boxes.

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Included in the pack are two remixes and also included is a txt file with the necessary loop points to paste into hires.txt.īy default, Megaman: Super removes Pause functionality to free up the use of holding down the Select button to display text boxes in-game. You can also change out music if you edit the hires.txt file manually. Word of caution, you cannot switch these patches mid-game and use save states to return to your progress, the reason being that the old save states will be linked to the other version. If you would like to use the original NES music, inside the Customization folder are folders with the prefix "Patch" which you can use to change the music back to default. All default options are found in here as well, so you can simply copy them over if you want to return the pack to vanilla. Think of these as slightly more advanced options. The only exceptions to this are folders named "ZZZ_Further Customization" which need to be copied to the appropriate folders.

The contents of these folders can simply be copied to the main folder for the HD Pack, overwriting the files inside. Inside of the Customization folder you'll find various subfolders with different options. Megaman: Super offers various graphical and music customization options. This will prevent almost all sprite pop-in, cut off, and glitched background tiles from being visible. The optimal overscan cropping for Megaman 1 is (top, right, bottom, left) 16, 8, 16, 8. To enable it, go to Options > Video > Overscan tab > Game-Specific tab. Mesen allows you to set overscan cropping for individual games. This is the least important of these steps because HD packs mask this pretty well but some players may want to enable this. To enable this, go to Options > Video > Advanced and check the box beside "Remove sprite limit (Reduces Flashing)". Mesen has the option to remove some of the NES's sprite flickering. To enable it, go to Options > Emulation > Overclocking tab and change "Additional scanlines before NMI" to 262. Overclocking works perfectly with Megaman 1-6 (and for that matter, very, very much of the NES library). You'll need to scan the ROM with any tool that can produce an SHA-1 hash, such as Igorware Hasher, copy the SHA-1 it produces, and paste it over the old hash found at the top of hires.txt.

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If the patch is not applying, your Megaman ROM has a different hash than required in hires.txt, located in the pack folder you created in step #2 of installation.

If no new graphics are showing, in Mesen, goto Options > Video and make sure "Use HDNES HD Packs" is checked.

Another way to check this is if there are white squares on the title screen, the patch is not applying.

Make sure when the game starts that there is text at the bottom stating " Applying Patch: Megaman - Super.ips".

Open Mesen and load up your the ROM for Megaman.

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Copy the entire contents of the Megaman: Super zip file into the folder you've created.

Inside HdPacks, create a folder named exactly the same as your Megaman ROM.

If there is not a folder named that, create it.

Locate the folder you have installed Mesen to and inside of that, open HdPacks.

The tiles in this pack are 99% based on the original NES designs rather than Wily Wars, however, the backgrounds mostly come from WW, albeit with some modifications and enhancements. It's a crazy, out-there, parallel universe sort of idea, but it's pretty fun to think about. The driving idea behind this is a "What-if" scenario where Nintendo made the SNES not only backward compatible with the NES, but also created (and allowed third parties to create) special pass through cartridges that could reskin games. This HD pack aims to recreate Megaman 1's graphics in 16-bit. Megaman: Super (Previously known as 30th Anniversary Mesen 16-bit HD Pack) This project is entirely fan work and has no intention of claiming ownership of the franchise or game and has no original Capcom assets within it, only remixed, fan-made graphics. Megaman/Mega Man/Rockman as a franchise and game is copyright Capcom.