Whatever computer/coding voodoo required to fix it, and get this thing running properly via the GBC Virtual Console as a. Is anyone at all familiar with this issue, and is there any possible solution to make this thing go via my preferred injection method?ĮDIT: For the sake of posterity, should anyone having this same issue come across this thread. I'd really like to get this version of the game up and running via that method, if at all possible. I had a much smoother experience in performance playing the original V1.0 DX hack using the standard (Old) Virtual Console injection. Almost like it's too fast, while also being a little choppy. Those two methods manage to run the ROM, but it's really wonky. I've tried the other injection methods, using the RetroArch emulators Gambatte and TGB Dual Forwarder, respectively. The Game Over music just continues to play on loop while the score keeps climbing at an exorbitant rate. It doesn't bump me back to the title screen, however.

After messing with the new customization options and attempting to start the game, Mario just spontaneously dies and falls off the screen over and over - while the score tracker on the top-left inexplicably climbs - until my 3 starting lives extinguish, and Game Over.

So, I promptly deleted my older, crummier V1.0 hack off my 3DS, and downloaded the IPS patch for the new-fangled version, applied it to the proper ROM, converted it into a CIA file, and injected it into my N3DS using the 'New Super Ultimate Injector' tool. but just discovered that they finally released the upgraded color hack of Super Mario Land, with a lot more options and enhanced features.

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