That I know of, the follow emulators support auto patching: RetroArch, Snes9x, VBA (Visual Boy Advance), and ZSNES. They both must be unzipped and in the same folder. It can automatically patch the game if the patch and the ROM have the same filename (don't change their file extensions). “Auto patching” (also called “soft patching”) is a feature that some emulators offer. In any case, to have these experiences you need to apply an IPS patch to a video game ROM.Īuto Patching with RetroArch, Snes9x, and VBA

ROM hacks such as hacks that increase the game's difficulty, rearrange all the stages to create an entirely new game, or replace the dialogue with perverted humor. In Boktai the ingame clock and day night transition is based on real time clock.One of the great things about getting into video game emulation is that (1) you can play games in English that were never officially released in English, and (2) play your favorites games in a whole new way with ROM hacks. The in-game's clock is based on what time you set this wall clock at the beginning of the game and not an actual representation of real world clock (unless you set this correctly i guess) So my analysis is that the ingame time counter (not necessarily real clock timer or real time) is working.

Since the clock was set at the same real time clock i am, opening the ingame clock shows the exact time (and AM or PM).

When soo much time has already past, open the game and load the save file.

Close the game and vbam for as long as you need.

after 15mins, go back to wall clock and look at time.

Go downstairs and let the game run for a few minutes.

Set the time to 10:00 AM (my real time clock).

Play the game up to the point where your Mom asks you to go set the clock.

TEST BASED ON INGAME'S WALL CLOCK THINGIE: so is that suppose to be automatic? coz it doesnt seem to be. but there is a clock at the beginning of the game that you need to manually adjust.

In addition, to be honest dont really know how this game works.

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