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Actually some of these cartridges are dumped, but the only public dump there was got lost. It used to be on the older No-Intro forums. I guess I'm gonna ask around.
I got it. Unfortunately it's kind of corrupted I think. Anyway yeah that's an exemple of what you could probably do with Mario Factory lolpic.twitter.com/JN6pTdW6sw
By the way here's a link to the dump: https://project.satellaview.org/snes/gpc4m.zip Gotta note that it won't work properly without hacking, you will just get a black screen.
Context about that Game Processor RAM Cassette dump: this was dumped in 2008 by d4s. At that time, we had no idea of where the Game Processor was used for. All I'm doing is sharing an old dump that you can find (with some difficulty, I admit) on the web.
I have heard of dead batteries of other RAM Cassettes so I expect this dump to be the only way to understand Mario Factory until we somehow find the Game Processor hardware itself and the Mario Factory TOOL software disks.
One thing I can easily tell you is that the sound engine is N-SPC. This means Mario Factory can probably produces music data that's actually somewhat compatible with a lot of games, which is interesting.
日本語で返答しますがこれがRAM CassetteからdumpされたものであればWebから削除するべきです。 このゲームは授業で作成された物と思われますので学生はこれが一般公開されることは望まれないと思われます。
Sorry, but I don't want to delete the dump. It was originally released in 2008. This is the only dump that can let us take a look at how the Game Processor works, I want to know more about this hardware.
Actually it starts to kinda work as soon as NMI is enabled.
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