alive!

Reminds me of a

Yoooo you are back.

Apparently.

i love you

Yeah, ZZAZZ posted a video a while back showing off a "make your own trainer" glitch where you could change ZZAZZ trainer 0xFC's first roster using glitch Pokemon. He stressed that you should always look at a non-glitched Pokemon's sprite before encountering 0xFC, because if you don't, its entire party will be level 255 Charizard 'Ms

It just needs an accidental infinite loop :P

@@cmyk8964 Which is like 2/3rds of how a crash occurs.

​@@cmyk8964 Yeah lol, all it needs is a write command inside an infinite loop

That's not entirely correct. In the usual case, the second byte is entirely skipped and not executed at all. You can have an invalid instruction in the second byte and the GB would run fine usually. In some cases it is executed, but generally that won't happen (and there is never a "double read" here). The "double read" you refer to only applies to halt, stop does not have this issue. Also, the "double read" only occurs when halt mode is entered while an interrupt is already pending due to rIF and rIE (although ignoring IME here). It's also in reality not a "double read" but rather an extraneous decrement to the PC (so when IME is disabled, it "double reads" the next byte, but when IME is enabled, it instead causes the return address of the interrupt to point to the halt rather than the opcode after halt, the latter case being rare of course given that means rIF would have to change at the exact cycle you enter halt, that or IME is enabled on that cycle (nice for testroms given ei's delay)). Also, of course, due to this, halt after halt doesn't mean it will always be stuck forever (just "can"). You can check more info on STOP on the pandocs here (which includes details on the quirky cases): gbdev.io/pandocs/Reducing_Power_Consumption.html#using-the-stop-instruction

HALT? Are you talking about the Doors HALT?

halt and catch fire

@@Curioust2020 there is no saving humanity

​@@Curioust2020 "There are approximately 1,010,300 words in the English language, but I could never string enough words together to properly express how much I want to hit you with a chair." -Alexander Hamilton

Same

Same!

This here is my answer to questions of the kind "Why are you wasting your time digging into old video games?" Because these can serve as excellent "toy"* models for learning skills like assembly level debugging, understanding memory corruption, and reverse engineering. All of these are immensely useful skills of real world computer science. Plus, the "old video games" have a nice, fun incentive for you to learn about these skills, until you start to find the skills themselves to be interesting and motivating enough in their own right. * or rather, real architectures, but simpler than modern counterparts which are much harder to understand when learning from scratch

Yes a big deal, just reset

Yes only can they

We had a hand reveal in the lua script video if I recall correctly

Hey, I'm not the only one!

The hands and feet are human, the arms and legs are Aerodactyl bones and the rest of the body is RST 38 stripes

Stryder7x has tons of stuff like that.

I feel the same way, subscribed to both channels. If anyone knows channels like these, please let me know

​@@brightcolorsarecool279 Can confirm, and I can't wait for when he uploads again. His last video was like three or four years ago

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i tried doing yami shop glitch at the celadon dept store(yes on a 3ds vc on red), but even though i did the steps for it correctly, my game still crashed and save data actually just got erased entirely. Luckily, even though i didnt like my save being erased, that meant i could do the save corrupt glitch (or whatever its called) to get myself champion in 1 min lol

hope you're having a better day today

that's what makes the paper mario ACE/ASE work, so there's absolutely potential.

Crystal_ did something similar a few years ago

Isn't that a strat for Mario Land 2 or something?

@@reddodeado301 no, it's just work RAM that's being corrupted in that strat, not save RAM. Save RAM is harder because there's typically a checksum or similar so the game can detect a dead battery.

Yes only can they c save data!

StartOver9000

yo your also alive! i hope your still doing fine

Maybe check out “chip furnace” they have music created from corrupting the memory in video games.

@@drdca8263 Indeed, not bad but it's only lightly corrupted. I prefer completly new music from hard glitch (for exemple the cursed musique in the japanes version of pokemon green when you mess with the professor Oak's package and you exit the Map through a glitch in the wall)

​@@Arvo-1 That sounds like the Dokokashira Door Glitch

it took me several rereads to spot it, you have eagle eyes

The miracle never happen!

@@MezephelesArt But maybe it was never meant to, because a "miracle" doesn't exist... LOL

Holy crap, I thought I was the only one who saw that! It took me a few seconds to realize that yes, it *was* in fact an AA reference and not just a typo.

I don't think anyone is gonna stop you at this point

the femboy allegations are seeming truer than ever

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Well, it would depend on the type of crash. But rarely is just a memory editor going to be enough to recover the CPU, you're going to have to modify the registers and the stack----which would probably require the use of an emulator.

I feel that it would mainly work with older titles, and that later titles would be less prone to RST38. GBC titles especially would most likely be quite immune to the effects, and titles that don't support the original Game Boy would probably only show their respective GBC only screens.

Lol, but mew is actually a valid Pokémon outside of play. That’s why it isn’t treated as a glitch Pokémon.

I have to wonder if he's a femboy lol

@@roberte2945 it could be any number of things. They might just be wearing them because it was cold

Just watching this again, they're definitely a femboy 💜