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Ahh well.Your current IP address has been blocked due to bad behavior, which generally means one of the following: there's no point, as the game I'm wanting to insert is completely incompatible with the emulator in Sonic Mega Collection. In any case, I found out that while it may be possible in some way. though it was temporarily, of course (as soon as you close out of the game, the ram returns back to the normal Sonic 2 data).

Also, I did replace the correct data, as I had another Genesis rom that's the exact same size (a rom hack of Sonic 1 that replaces Sonic with Vector the Crocodile), and it worked perfectly. I could still access the return-to-menu screen (Z button), which means it didn't crash the game itself. Unfortunately, much to my disappointment, when I replaced the Sonic The Hedgehog 2 ram data with Rocket Knight Adventures, I was greeted with a very pretty. well, after finally figuring out I could do that with Hex Editor, anyway (I'm not experienced with that program in the slightest bit). Thanks for the suggestion! Believe it or not, I actually tried that. Also, apparently Rocket Knight Adventures and Sonic the Hedgehog 2 are exactly the same size, so I figured exchanging the two wouldn't actually be too difficult. (It's one of my favorite games of all times, if that helps excuse why I'm trying something so ridiculous.

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the whole ridiculous point of this is to play one game with the Wii U Pro controller, because I want to use that instead of a Wiimote. but I love the Wii U Pro Controller, and I don't think the guy who's making GenPlus GX is going to add support for it anytime soon (since he labeled it as 'Low Priority').

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Yeah, I know, there's no guarantee it'll work if I even somehow find a way to insert it, and I know I can just play the game on a PC or Wii Homebrew emulator. I figured I'd try to get some help here, if any of you folks know what to do here.ДЄnd, because it'll surely be asked, this is the whole (yet silly) point of why I'm actually trying to do this I want to replace one of the roms with Rocket Knight Adventures. dat file and just exchange the two), so I'm kinda stuck. dat files (extract them?) so I can replace that file with something else (or at least, create a whole new. bin files can be played in a Genesis emulator. None of the tools I've come across can do it, though I wasn't exactly sure what to look for. dat files and save/replace them with something else.

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I've no idea how to actually get into these.

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dat files here are just compressed files, as I followed this guy's trick ( ) and was able to successfully extract the roms out of the code and save them as a file (.bin) that the Genesis emulator could play. Even though I have no hard evidence of this, I *think* the. dat files are apparently tricky because they have such a large range of how they're handled. dat files, and from what I've read over many websites and so-forth. Once extracted, there's a folder listed as 'roms', and all the games can be found in there.

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I made an ISO using a copy that I own, and I even found a tool that allow me to extract everything out of said ISO (and compile it all back again for use in Dolphin or Nintendont). I'm trying a little project here, even though I don't expect to get too far.Д«asically, what I'm attempting to do is replace a rom inside Sonic Mega Collection.