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KIGB SAVE GAME UPDATE

This indicates partial MBC30 support - specifically: the ROM supports up to 2 MB and save files support up to 64 KB.

X's in half the fields of the ROM, but the SRAM has no X's.

This indicates no MBC30 support, so regular MBC3 must be used with this system.

X's in half the fields of the ROM, and in all of the fields of SRAM.

These incompatibility cases seem to be the most common: If there is NO support, half or all the fields are X's (see 02-FAIL.png). If support is incomplete, there would be AT LEAST one X instead of a dot in one of the fields. If your emulator or hardware setup isn't listed here, use this test ROM to check.ĪLL fields should have a dot if MBC30 is fully supported (see 01-SUCCESS.png).

Only ROM is supported, no SRAM support yet. Good compatibility if all you have is a web browser (or non-jailbreaked iOS) Windows, Mac, Linux, 3DS, Switch, Wii, Vita Not recommended due to VBA's inaccurate and problematic reputation etc.)īest compatibility across multiple devices Probably just about everything you have (Windows, Mac, Linux, Android, iOS, etc. Windows, WINE (Linux, Mac, FreeBSD, ReactOS) Italicized host platforms denote consoles specifically for retro gaming.

⚠️: Partial / incomplete / unknown support.

Emulator and retro-console-player compatibility Until then, you'll need to make/buy an MBC30 flashcart (such as this project, or BennVenn's custom cart), and have reflashing tools.

KIGB SAVE GAME UPDATE

Note on hardware compatibilityĮverdrives will not work, unless an OS update is released. For example, Pokemon Coral (2022 demo and up) uses it for sampled cries and other extra content. The added space provided by this variant is considered beneficial especially for ROM hacks.

It is only known to be used in the Japanese version of Pokemon Crystal, mainly for Mobile System GB features. MBC30 allows for up to 4mb ROM and 64kb SRAM over MBC3's 2mb ROM and 32kb SRAM. MBC30 is a variant of the common MBC3 mapper that can access twice the memory as the regular variant.