Bangaa Bishop
Ok, the ball is rolling on this project. For Nate's convenience, here is an index of the tricks in this thread:
Techniques - Missile Jump
Techniques - Missile Push
Techniques - BDBJ
Early Items - Shock Coil
Speed Tricks - Echo Hall
Speed Tricks - Compression Chamber
Speed Tricks - Fuel Stack
Speed Tricks - Ice Hive (Part 1)
Speed Tricks - Ice Hive (Part 2)
Speed Tricks - Skip Piston Cave
Speed Tricks - Thermal Vast
Speed Tricks - Drip Moat
Speed Tricks - Sanctorus
Speed Tricks - Docking Bay
Speed Tricks - SIC Transit
Speed Tricks - Fault Line
Speed Tricks - Fault Line (Arcterra Escape)
Speed Tricks - Stasis Bunker
Speed Tricks - High Ground
Speed Tricks - Council Chamber
Speed Tricks - Weapons Complex
Boss Tricks - Noxus
Boss Tricks - Spire
Boss Tricks - Sylux
Other - Wallcrawl Crash
Other - Secretized Portal
Other - Dodging Slench v.3 beams
Original Post
Techniques - Missile Jump
Techniques - Missile Push
Techniques - BDBJ
Early Items - Shock Coil
Speed Tricks - Echo Hall
Speed Tricks - Compression Chamber
Speed Tricks - Fuel Stack
Speed Tricks - Ice Hive (Part 1)
Speed Tricks - Ice Hive (Part 2)
Speed Tricks - Skip Piston Cave
Speed Tricks - Thermal Vast
Speed Tricks - Drip Moat
Speed Tricks - Sanctorus
Speed Tricks - Docking Bay
Speed Tricks - SIC Transit
Speed Tricks - Fault Line
Speed Tricks - Fault Line (Arcterra Escape)
Speed Tricks - Stasis Bunker
Speed Tricks - High Ground
Speed Tricks - Council Chamber
Speed Tricks - Weapons Complex
Boss Tricks - Noxus
Boss Tricks - Spire
Boss Tricks - Sylux
Other - Wallcrawl Crash
Other - Secretized Portal
Other - Dodging Slench v.3 beams
Original Post
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OK, the problem preventing the existence of a section on the site for Metroid Prime: Hunters is a lack of content verified with a video of reasonable quality. Unfortunately due to the nature of the DS, it is very hard to produce a video of decent quality. Fortunately, emulation of the DS has greatly improved recently, and those with modern PCs should be able to use an emulator to record video. But you also need speedrunning, sequence breaking and/or glitch-and-secret-world-finding skills, something I'm not particularly great at. This is where you come in. Want to help this shrine to metroid gaming have a place for the game? Here's what to do.
1) Download a DS emulator. Currently the best performing one I can find (out of only a couple in existence) is No$GBA (which also emulates the GBA as well). I have attached the latest version (2.6a) in this post, as the author is starting to demand donations for the latest version (you can download the emluator for free on the site but it will be one version behind the latest one). If you find anything wrong with this, the 2.5 version will work, but performance was vastly improved in 2.6, so you'll need a considerbaly beefier PC to use the older version.
A few notes about the emulator:
Clicking the left mouse button on the bottom screen = tapping the touchscreen. Click and drag to mouselook, click on the icons to use their functions.
You'll want to adjust the controls. I suggest creating an FPS-style keyboard setup:
W- D-pad forward
S- D-pad back
A- D-pad strafe left
D- D-pad strafe right
The L and R buttons (fire button) default to left CTRL and ALT. You can leave this as is, but I reccomend binding one of them to something else, as both L and R perform the same function in the game. You could bind left CTRL or SHIFT to your jump button (or you can doubleclick on the touch screen.
Bind the rest of the buttons how you see fit. Just consider you'll probably be pushing most of them with your left hand.
2) Find a MPH ROM. Do not ask how or where, we do not discuss such things on this forum for obvious reasons. (and please only do this if you own(ed) the game, especially since if you didn't, I don't see how you can have the ability to perform anything special here)
3) Download a video capture program that can record non-fullscreen applications, or a definable area of he screen. Fraps is currently unable to capture the emulator, or at least I couldn't get it to work. I used Camtasia for my initial videos, it's a very flexible and powerful program, but sadly is not free (in fact, it's very expensive) but has a 30 day fully functional trial. See here http://www.techsmith.com/download/camtasiatrial.asp for the download. Nate, if you could post again reminding what file format and compression codec you prefer, that would be great.
4) Perform tricks, techniques, secret worlds, etc in the emulator while recording and attach the videos to a post in this thread (or on a file hosting website) along with a writeup of how to do what is depicted in the video. See any Metroid Prime speed/SB trick age for examples on how to write this.
Even if this isn't exactly your favorite game, if you can help with this in any way, it is appriciated. (Personally, I did- and I enjoyed the multipayer as well, until the cheating got so bad you were lucky to find someone who wasn't)
1) Download a DS emulator. Currently the best performing one I can find (out of only a couple in existence) is No$GBA (which also emulates the GBA as well). I have attached the latest version (2.6a) in this post, as the author is starting to demand donations for the latest version (you can download the emluator for free on the site but it will be one version behind the latest one). If you find anything wrong with this, the 2.5 version will work, but performance was vastly improved in 2.6, so you'll need a considerbaly beefier PC to use the older version.
A few notes about the emulator:
Clicking the left mouse button on the bottom screen = tapping the touchscreen. Click and drag to mouselook, click on the icons to use their functions.
You'll want to adjust the controls. I suggest creating an FPS-style keyboard setup:
W- D-pad forward
S- D-pad back
A- D-pad strafe left
D- D-pad strafe right
The L and R buttons (fire button) default to left CTRL and ALT. You can leave this as is, but I reccomend binding one of them to something else, as both L and R perform the same function in the game. You could bind left CTRL or SHIFT to your jump button (or you can doubleclick on the touch screen.
Bind the rest of the buttons how you see fit. Just consider you'll probably be pushing most of them with your left hand.
2) Find a MPH ROM. Do not ask how or where, we do not discuss such things on this forum for obvious reasons. (and please only do this if you own(ed) the game, especially since if you didn't, I don't see how you can have the ability to perform anything special here)
3) Download a video capture program that can record non-fullscreen applications, or a definable area of he screen. Fraps is currently unable to capture the emulator, or at least I couldn't get it to work. I used Camtasia for my initial videos, it's a very flexible and powerful program, but sadly is not free (in fact, it's very expensive) but has a 30 day fully functional trial. See here http://www.techsmith.com/download/camtasiatrial.asp for the download. Nate, if you could post again reminding what file format and compression codec you prefer, that would be great.
4) Perform tricks, techniques, secret worlds, etc in the emulator while recording and attach the videos to a post in this thread (or on a file hosting website) along with a writeup of how to do what is depicted in the video. See any Metroid Prime speed/SB trick age for examples on how to write this.
Even if this isn't exactly your favorite game, if you can help with this in any way, it is appriciated. (Personally, I did- and I enjoyed the multipayer as well, until the cheating got so bad you were lucky to find someone who wasn't)
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