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The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords Adventures: Difference between revisions
The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords Adventures (view source)
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Odd rendering glitches sometimes occur. Fixed recently likely in {{revision|4.0-1192}}. | Odd rendering glitches sometimes occur. Fixed recently likely in {{revision|4.0-1192}}. | ||
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=== GBA Link Crash at Menu in Navi's Trackers mode (Japanese version) === | |||
Using Dolphin and VBA-M as detailed above, one can connect a GBA as a controller in Navi's Trackers mode exclusive to the Japanese version of the game. Connecting at least one GBA makes the game proceed, with Tetra presenting a tutorial followed by a stage select. The GBA screen tells you to look at TV, and disconnecting causes the game to go back to the "awaiting GBA connection" screen with Tetra. Once you select one stage, you're asked to write your name and focus is lost from TV. When you do, the GBA screen tells you to look at TV, yet the focus isn't back. | |||
The game hangs effectively here, but with animations and music still running both on GBA and GC. The game won't respond if you disconnect a GBA at this stage. This bug makes reaching in-game in Navi Trackers mode with the Dolphin/VBA-M impossible. | |||
== Configuration == | == Configuration == | ||