The tutorial in the above link will work for windows machines, but it's a bit easier in my opinion to do it in linux (no need to install Cygwin etc). So in order to use HTC texture packs with GlideN64 you need to extract them first. Give me a moment, I'll boot up my linux machine and try this myself to see if it works.ĮDIT: It works great and looks AMAZING! Almost 30 minutes in the Pi still runs cool and the gameplay is smooth. Link which concerns DAT files, it will work for HTC files as well. Since the original Japanese release didn't include several new text references to saving at the Owl Statues or hints that were added in the international releases, it's not as simple as it was to port the original text for English, German, French, and Spanish.You need to extract the HTC file, inside that one you'll find the texture BMPs which you then need to convert into PNGs. Specifically, the other languages make subtle changes to the text to change references to 'pressing' the C buttons to 'tilting'/'using' the C stick on the Gamecube controller. Legend of Zelda OoT/MQ & MM - Gamecube to N64 patches (with fixes/decensorship)Ĭurrently I'm working on completing the Japanese patch for the Majora's Mask GC rom but I'm not familiar enough with Japanese to be able to distinguish what text change is a correction or emulation related text change. The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask - Gamecube to N64 (USA, Europe, Japan)īut you can find the rest of them in the original progress thread from the Everdrive 64 forums, here:

Only 3 of my 13 patches have been released on so far: The goal of my patches are to revert the emulation/console related changes (changes that were required for the Gamecube console, such as button assignments and colors), various censorship, overlooked region corrections, and bug fixes. The changes to Ocarina of Time are mostly bug fix related and the dungeon changes for Master Quest. For Majora's Mask this includes sounds that were missing from other releases as a result of glitches and restored Zora Link boomerang physics, and various corrections to the text. Unfortunately there were some issues as a result of the rushed emulator, but the roms themselves included a few welcome changes to Majora's Mask and Ocarina of Time Master Quest included remixed dungeons for a new challenge. In 20, The Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask were re-released on Gamecube using a Nintendo 64 emulator on the disc.

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