Cross posting from other Subs IS allowed however as long as it's on topic. No low effort posts, posts aimed to just gain quick karma. No linking ROMs files, you can post links to patch files, but not to ROMs. Provide credit to any content that is not your own, be it artwork or writers, always credit the original source. Mark your Spoiler submissions, comments, and links. These can be memes, discussions, music, etc Keep posts about (or at least related to) the Battle Network and Star Force series only.

Violators will be dealt with on a case by case basis, but repercussions will include comment removal and in some cases, bans. Would you like your post to be stickied? Message the mods! Rulesīe nice to each other and follow reddiquette. You can apply it on top of an already patched ROM.Please consider subscribing to help support the subreddit! Hello, and welcome to /r/BattleNetwork!Ī community for the MegaMan Battle Network and Star Force series! If you used this patch before, you may want to download the newest ZIP below and apply the new patch. IMPORTANT: A previous version of this set of patches contained an underdumped patch for all versions of Mega Man Battle Network 6: Cybeast Falzar. To play the VC version of the game on a different emulator, use the Frame Blending Disabled patch (previously called Motion Blur Disabled), which is a hacked version that disables the frame blending instructions. The 'normal' patch, which produces a 1:1 copy of the Wii U Virtual Console ROM, includes frame blending instructions which are only supported in the Wii U Virtual Console emulator, and as such it will crash on a conventional emulator, unless you are using mGBA 0.6.0 or newer. IMPORTANT: For BN5 / EXE5, two patches are included. IMPORTANT: The Wii U Virtual Console patch for Rockman EXE 4.5: Real Operation has NOT been tested for compatibility with the translation patch. This was done as a temporary measure since the revision 1.1 ROM of this game is not known to be dumped yet.

This BPS patch must be applied to the revision 1.0 ROM of Rockman EXE 4: Tournament Blue Moon. IMPORTANT: Despite the above, for Rockman EXE 4: Tournament Blue Moon ONLY, a BPS patch is provided instead of an IPS patch. Be sure to apply the patches for these to the proper ROM revision. IMPORTANT: The Japanese Virtual Console versions of Rockman EXE 1, EXE 2, EXE 3 (regular and BLACK) and EXE 4 (Red Sun and Blue Moon) are based on the revision 1.1 ROMs. Note that some of the games share the same IPS patch for the North American and European version. One of the patches is in BPS format, which you can apply using the tool Floating IPS.Īs of now there are patches available for every single version, except for the European version of Battle Network 2, because the European Virtual Console version uses the North American ROM. The patches are in IPS format, which can be applied using Lunar IPS or similar tools. They can be applied to the GBA ROMs to turn them into their Virtual Console counterparts. You can find all patches in the ZIP file below. Note how the floor panels are less shiny and use softer colors. I have not documented all palette differences, but here is an example from BN3: This might also have something to do with the fact that the GBA Virtual Console emulator performs gamma correction. Finally, the devs went and revised a number of palettes in all of the games in order to improve the contrast and make them easier on the eyes, or to remove effects that could be seizure inducing.

In BN5, a frame blending effect is applied in ACDC Town for some reason.

There were fixed as well, on the ROM level.

In BN4, certain chips had programming glitches that didn't show up on the GBA.

In the case of BN4, a cheat code was also added to the title screen that lets you fight BassXX without the need of Mod Cards.

In BN5, said feature also unlocks the BassCross MegaMan Mod Card for use in the game.

These and other features are actually implemented as ROM hacks as opposed to by the Virtual Console emulator.

As we know, BN2 through BN6 added a feature that gives you all multiplayer-only BattleChips simply by entering the Network/Comm.

So what exactly is noteworthy about these versions? Well, a number of modifications were made to the ROM images, which basically means they're 'official' ROM hacks by Nintendo or Capcom (not sure who made them). Thanks to ubergeek77, VinsCool and goodtofufriday for their contributions. I've personally dumped the European and Japanese versions of all the games, as well as verified the North American versions. These versions have a number of changes from their retail GBA versions. In this thread you'll find IPS patches that convert the GBA ROMs of the Mega Man Battle Network / Rockman EXE games into their Wii U Virtual Console versions. For a full overview of Virtual Console differences, see this thread.

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