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Do save state converters exist to convert pj64 ss to 1964?
Do any exist? What about a converter that converts the save file (or memory pak but i doubt its called that) from pj64 to 1964. What I want to do is play Zelda 64 with 1964 since it goes a lot faster than pj64 on my system. I'm at the water temple and it is going slow.
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I ressurect this thread because I have exactly the same question. Perhaps someone will know now.
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I figured it out!! Well, maybe not cause I got the solution from the Emutalk forums.
![]() Ok, make sure that you have the expert options checked, that way, when you are running the game, you click on CPU, then Import PJ64 Savestate, then it will load it. From there, save it as a 1964 save state. Maybe I should have posted the solution but I thought no one had this problem because no one replyed.
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Awesome Snake! It work's great.
Oh Snake, does 1964 save stuff without save states?
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I think so. As long as the right save type is selected in the ROM properties. It should save properly without configuring it. I have no problems myself.
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I noticed while playing Smash Bros. It doesn't save anything I do.
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Hmm....compare the settings in PJ64 with the settings with 1964, and try to make the settings as identical as possible. that might solve it.
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