Insane Difficulty: SD2Snes enabled? - Insane Difficulty

Hey guys, first time poster here. I love the work you guys have done with this game and how you not only fixed stat values, but also ramped up the difficulty of SD3.

I have a quick question regarding playing this patch on an actual Super Nintendo. So I found this little thing called an SD2Snes recently that lets you play just about any rom on a Super Nintendo via a flash cart which sounds great! Now my question is, I wanted to see if I could play Seiken Densetsu 3 with this patch AND a 3 player patch on my snes or will that be too much for the snes? I already tried the game with both patches with 3 players on Zsnes and it runs like a dream

I played SD3 with the three player patch only before on the Super Nintendo a few years back, but this hardtype patch...I must gather my 2 brothers in arms and we must play this again! So is this possible? or is this just a pipe dream for me?

Also I can always get a raspberry Pi and try theat but I really dont want to have to create an emulator and buy the USB snes controllers for this one game...but this one game is def worth it if I have to lol. Thanks for your time

3 player patch shouldn't be needed, it is included in the main patch for quite some time.

As for SD2SNES, I don't have that but I recall that several people used it successfully. (reports would be buried somewhere in the first 100 pages of the main discussion )

v0.705 had a few changes specifically made for high accuracy emulators/real console, so I'm kinda optimistic that you should be good to go there.

I own a SD2Snes and the general rule of thumb is that a rom will work with it so long as it works in Bsnes. Bsnes is the most accurate emulator out there besides Snes9x so if it works there it should work on real hardware.

Though it isn't a hard guarantee, the SD2Snes still won't handle any SuperFX or SA-1 games last I knew.

Joejoes, on 30 June 2016 - 08:09 AM, said:

Completely off-topic, as I don't really have anything to answer with, but Praetarius is working on this by himself, no plural needed.