Originally posted by Hiccup

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TCRF can't host it, it seems (see ROM policy, missing the requirement by 1 year it seems...)

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Exceptions can be made.


(Someone's going to pay dearly for this name change.)

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Also I'd just like to say that I'm greatly appreciative of you releasing these ROMs. If you'd like some monetary payback for this, I could possibly try to arrange something as gratitude.

Sorry for shit-talking you so much. It's just more common that they never get released and are left to rot in someone's private stash.

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If you set your ordinance to the Beautiful Town one, the number of weeds and other bad things drops to almost zero.

It's useful if you can't play for a while and makes cleaning up the aftereffects a lot easier. (Though you should still try to at least play once a day to say hi to people )

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You can always link to the image instead of displaying it in-line, e.g.




It's not perfect, but the spoiler stuff needs reworked anyway.


(You'll probably also want to use innocuous text for your link, since the text for that isn't hidden, either. Blah.)

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The original thread for these is here:

Assembler Games thread

You should crossref this with your findings. Hopefully we can get this thing documented and up soon, I look forward to your findings

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Something like... Unseen64?

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Is there a brightness setting? I know some of of Nintendo's later games on the GBA had that (to account for the GBA lack of backlight and/or washout). Seems odd that it'd be reversed.

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Originally posted by Peardian

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All right, then I'm going to assume these are all unused:



I'm really surprised nobody else has found it before, considering how relatively little there is to the game.

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You'd be surprised, heh. A lot of the time you have to have someone who knows a lot about the game, and then get them to actually look through it to find stuff... and considering that other people might think the game is simple and there's not much to find, there's little incentive to look deeper into it.

Good job on the find.


Anyway, I had something last night that made Super Mario Land's timer always read 000, even during normal gameplay. Probably nothing interesting, but if anybody could look into it, I'd appreciate it. (It still seemed to act normal, though?)


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Happy 6th.

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