@verita84 @coolboymew I was talking about this.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alcohol_and_Native_Americans
@coolboymew Beer is racist because Native Americans shouldn't be drinking alcohol.
@coolboymew But still no BLJ.
Defending someone else's property, while generally stupid from self preservation perspective, is a moral action.
YO #TimPool just shouted out the #Fediverse while talking #BlueSky!!!!
@ooignignoktoo @coolboymew @noyoushutthefuckupdad
>Honestly though the NTSC french rip of Alttp is just the same as the euro french rom.
That's what I suspected. I know about some official cartridges of Nintendo games for Hong Kong and India, but they usually have the North American ROMs flashed onto them.
However, I know there are some official translations out there that don't have their ROMs dumped. Apparently, there is a Chinese version of Link's Awakening which I find interesting because it predates iQue, but I can't find the ROM anywhere. And I can't find any South Korean ROMs from when Hyundai was licensing and distributing Nintendo games over there.
@coolboymew @noyoushutthefuckupdad Then why can't I find ROMs for them anywhere?
@coolboymew I almost never hear of DK64 hacking, so I expect the hacking community to be small compared to Goldeneye's hacking community which is probably at the levels of modding communities of most PC games at this point.
And even with a huge hacking community it still takes years to access or bypass something like the DK64 expansion-pak check. For example, the PAL and iQue versions of SM64 has a crash debugger that still nobody knows how to access. (The decomp is the NTSC version which lacks this debugger)