I actually found the GG Aleste 3 ROM at a no intro listing at archive.org. The patch to break the protection is found here (https://www.smspower.org/forums/19697-GGAleste3). I patched the ROM with the patch to play it on my Wii and it's legit! I can finally play GG Aleste 3Claims to have a working GG Aleste 3 rom. Won't share until the video reaches 1,000 views:
Goddamn! That fucking Tropic Thunder quote XDWe don't negotiate with terrorists.
Well, they could revive the cancelled Dennin Aleste for Mega CDI think they wanted to but were too busy with other projects to prioritize. It’s great that it will be able to be played by a wider audience and on original hardware now.
I hope that M2 makes some more original games like this one. A MUSHA sequel for MegaDrive would be awesome.
Okay, but for goobs like me, you created a game for specific hardware without the option to actually play it on that hardware.Eh I don’t think it will / would have see a wider audience with a rom / cart. It’s not like people who fell out of gaming are suddenly like oh let me dig out my game boy and buy a flash cart.
Seconded, this has been my favorite Switch purchase in quite some time. Best to support the dev so they keep making new stuff.This is great news but I think you guys should buy the collection anyway. One of the better Shmup releases in the past few years and I hope M2 makes more games like this.
I don't think they were seriously planning a Game Gear release. It's just what you say now that the game is out in the wild.
Releases for retro consoles are generally pre-sold knowing they will be dumped the moment the game hits the streets, unless the cartridge has any copy protection. That's why they have to sell as many as possible prior to release. Now it's too late for GG Aleste 3, although I'm sure there are still collectors willing to pay for an official cart release.Plus, even if they had followed through with a cart release, the ROM would have been dumped on release date and be circulated just as this one, if not moreso.
This reminded me the new Xeno Crisis versión for SNES. Bitmap Bureau said that because of piracy of the Mega Drive and Neo Geo versions, they would not release the ROM of any version moving foward. The SNES version includes a helper chip for audio i believe so, i'll take a while to see that version emulated.Releases for retro consoles are generally pre-sold knowing they will be dumped the moment the game hits the streets, unless the cartridge has any copy protection. That's why they have to sell as many as possible prior to release. Now it's too late for GG Aleste 3, although I'm sure there are still collectors willing to pay for an official cart release.
It is cool that we are seeing a SNES game using what is esentially an audio expansion chip, but would have been indeed interesting hearing SNES renditions of the song on the SPC700. The SNES can do FM, but apparently it pretty much takes all the 64k memory space on the sound chip.The only reason the SNES version needs a helper chip is that it has recorded, music, like the Neo Geo version. It would have been interesting to hear the soundtrack actually reprogrammed for the SNES sound chip.