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If you can dump the GameShark ROM, would you be able to send it to me? I'm curious to see what it would look like if I can get it to dump. I've tried dumping the GameShark ROM of Super Smash Bros. 64 several times but it never seems to work for me. Usually it keeps taking the same error in the second stage and I never complete the game.
If it's the latter then I think that might be a problem since I'm not sure what you would do for that. I'm assuming you want to extract the ROM from the GameShark and then re-import it into Smash Remix (since you're not copying the ROM from the disc).
How can I play any of the z64 games? I've been looking for some of them but I can't seem to find them, and the one I got was to be found in Super Smash Bros. (USA) and it's not working in my emulator or for some reason it won't work if I try to use the patching program (which I really want to do). I know that I can play the z64 games in the N64 emulator, but I couldn't get it to work for some reason.
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