You can always turn the cannon into a bonus level with no cannon at all. Or something else, who knows

ASM hacks. Lots of ASM hacks.
Because ASM hacks make your hack instantly cooler. Especially if it makes the ROM crash and show the beautiful NSMB debug screen:

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That's great gameplay value there

Small-ish change: you can now +1 posts in closed threads.

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fail, I mistook new.nsmbhd.net for my local dev test board and didn't notice.

As you may have noticed, the spoiler tag has a new look:



Now spoilers aren't smaller than their contents, so don't use them to compress stuff or hide huge labyrinths of nested spoilers. The spoiler tag is meant for just that, hiding spoilers.

Thanks to  Arisotura for the idea and first implementation

Enjoy!

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IS-NITRO-EMULATOR teardown

Let's crack it open to see what's inside!
This teardown is of an IS-NITRO-EMULATOR of the DS phat variant, without wifi or video options.

Opening it up


The thing opens up easily, removing screws on the sides and the back. Removing two screws at the bottom side allows you to remove the front plate. Then, removing more screws allows you to pop put the entire stack of boards. There are 4 main boards on this thing stacked together which is quite a lot!

Two boards have heatsinks for the power supply transistors, with grey gooey thermal pads that contact the bottom of the case for better thermal dissipation.

There are 4 boards. From front to back they are:
- DS CPU board
- Video board
- Main CPU board
- Card emu board

They all have big connectors between them that join when sandwitched together, plus there's a huge flat colorful cable between the DS CPU board and the card emu board at the side.

NDS CPU board


This seems to be a special bigger version of the full Nintendo DS hardware. It has the DS CPU chip in it, and the conenction to the controller.

The sub-board has space for the Wifi chip, which is not there because this unit does not have the wifi option.

Video board


This board seems to be for handling the video out. It has one nice big FPGA

Interestingly it's fully populated even if this unit doesn't have the video option, which makes me wonder if it's simply a software restriction. In that case it could theoretically be possible to enable it via firmware hacks.

Control CPU board


This board has a NEC D703103AGJ CPU, which seems to be the central brain of the system.
- it controls the USB communications (chip on bottom left is an USB controller)
- Status LEDs
- DIP switches
- Main power supply, with the power switch.

It has a serial port at the top white connector. Baud rate 115200, 8 bits, no parity bit, 1 stop bit. It spits out debug information when booting with DIP switch 1 set to ON. Typing into it seems to do nothing (it's not an interactive console, aww...). It is 3.3v. I don't know if it's 5V tolerant, so be VERY careful what serial adapter you use here.

I don't know what the connector on the left is. Maybe JTAG?

Gamecard emulator board


This board does all the gamecard emulation with two huge FPGAs.

The 256MB RAM stick is where the emulated ROM image is stored when you load it from the PC software. Interestingly, it's the same form factor as laptop RAM (SODIMM), but it's SDRAM, unlike regular computer RAM like DDR3 or DDR4.

It has 1 relay for the GBA slot and 2 relays in the NDS slot sub-board (the black tall rectangles). These are the things that audibly "CLICK!" when you turn on or off the slot1/2 power from the software!

DS controller


This is the insides of the DS "controller". It's 100% dumb, it has no CPU, it's not a real DS! It receives the screens video from the huge cable and sends back the buttons and touch input.

The whole cable and the connection seems to be very well shielded from EMI (with the copper sheet you see)

TODO: Post pics of the NDS case. It is a regular DS case, with some extra ad-hoc modifications to fit the PCB at the top when the cable comes out.

Oh the nostalgia :')

I didn't "give up" on NSMB hacking. It's just that when you have a job that's all day programming, you don't have much energy left for more programming in your free time.

It's an awesome hobby if you have the time for it! I learned lots of super useful stuff. For example I'm working on embedded stuff these days, where you occasionally have to deal with ARM assembler, which I learned while NSMB hacking.

Maybe someday I'll be back, who knows

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oh hi there

I've edited the 1st post to use the table tags, looks much nicer

I have two levels in the works: one with autumn grassland tileset and one with the pyramid one.
I'll post them when they're finished

lol you forgot a newline between the text and the pic.

...Yup.

I begin.
And there's nobody above me so I say nothing.

So, if you want to make ASM hacks, start off by downloading this thing.
It comes with some useful code too

I'll update it from time to time to work with newer DeviktPro versions, or to update the (ugh) symbols.x file.

Download: https://github.com/Dirbaio/ASMPatchTemplate/archive/master.zip
GitHub: https://github.com/Dirbaio/ASMPatchTemplate

See tutorial How ASM hacks are setup for details on how to use it.

So here goes the explanation of how this works.

Files in NSMB are referenced by something I call the "Ext ID".
It contains two file IDs. One is used in singleplayer mode, and the other one is used in multiplayer mode. These two IDs can point to a normal file in ROM or a file in a NARC.

These IDs are used everywhere in the code. In all the File ID tables, and in all the code that loads files.

For example this is the ExtId stored in the overlay 0 table that refers to the castle tileset NCG:
0xC306008C

The second half is the ID used in singleplayer: 0x008C. This is 140 in dec. Add 131 (the overlay count) and you get the file id to the castle NCG.
The first half is the ID used in multiplayer. It refers to a file in the NARC.
IDs that point to the narc are like 0xCxyy. x is the NARC number in a table at 0x0203A6C0, and yy is the file ID inside the narc.

For most files used in the game's code, the first half of the ID is 0x0000 so the game crashes while trying to load them if MvsL mode. The files that are used from MvsL (tilesets, graphics, Maril models and animations, sprite files...) do have something set in the first half.

So what I did was modify the function that "chooses" which File ID is used (I called it calcFileID) to always use the second ID. So now NSMB can load any file in MvsL mode! It also means that there's no need to use the NARC patch buttons, all the files are loaded from the ROM!

BUT there was yet another problem: Overlays.

Every sprite set maps to an overlay. All the overlays that belong to a sprite set are loaded at the same RAM address, so only one of them can be loaded at a time. (This is why it's nearly impossible to "move" sprites from one sprite set to another. Moving code is hard as fuck)

I found the code that loads these sprites BTW. There's a table that maps sprite sets to overlay IDs. Yay.

But because in multiplayer, nearly no sprite sets are used, all that RAM area for sprite set overlays is unused. So Nintendo thought it was a good idea to not waste RAM, so they created an overlay that filled all this empty space and used it for a heap. This overlay was using the RAM region that's used for sprite set overlays, so NSMB crashed trying to load them.

This is overlay 53. It has only 128 bytes of code, but the BSS section of it is HUGE and occupies the RAM space used for sprite sets. And they used it to load something (I haven't checked what. I think it's the NARCs but I'm not sure).

(BSS section is like a part of the overlay that's used, but it's not stored in the overlay file. Overlays have two sizes: the overlay code size and the BSS size. The total size is the sum).

he code for the overlay just creates a heap occupying all this BSS area, and stores a pointer to it somewhere else. There are only 3 functions in the overlay. One for getting a pointer to the heap, another for destroying it, and another for creating it.

So what I did was to change these functions.
The create function does nothing and just returns a pointer to the main heap. The destroy function does nothing (It's a bad idea to destroy the main heap, lol).

So now all these "somethings" are loaded into the main RAM, and that BSS size is not used anymore. Good. So I went to the overlay table and set the BSS size to 0.

And now there's space to load the sprite set overlays, and it's possible to use all the sprite sets in MvsL. Cool

....

I haven't tested all the sprite sets, and I'm not sure if they all work.
And I no longer have access to two DS's
I'll maybe get my friend to lend it to me for some time and I'll test more stuff

Whoa this was a long post.

So yes, it's done!

What this does is access the ROM remotely. When you open a file, it gets downloaded from the server. When you save it, it gets uploaded and saved to the ROM in the server.

Also no two people can edit the same file at once. So no collaborative level editing (for now). If you try to do it you'll get the "File is already being edited" error.

So yeah. Go download b368 and connect it to nsmbhd.net port 7373, and help beta-test it!

When this is stable enough, we could use it for organizing stuff in the Community Remix. If we do, I'll add username/password authentication based on NSMBHD accounts and only whitelist trusted people.

Known issues:
- It's a bit slow.
- Error handling sucks: if you lose connection everything goes boom.

Server source code is here, in case someone's interested: (It's Java)
https://github.com/Dirbaio/jnds

So I've been looking at the overlay structure of the ROM. Here's a table of what overlay is what thing.

It shows both EUR and USA overlays. EUR has 4 more overlays, but I believe these are for minigames, so it's not important for us. The main game overlays are exactly the same.

More interesting things:

0x02085D0C (on USA ROM) contains a list of all the loaded overlays. It is a list of 16 times a 16-byte structure containing the following:


This is useful because using a RAM viewer we can quickly see which overlay is being used. That's how I figured out most of the things below.

So here's the huge table:

EUR						USA					Purpose
ID	File	Start	Code End	BSS End		ID	File	Start	Code End	BSS End
0	0	0x020AAF80	0x020DC320	0x020DE360		0	0	0x020986E0	0x020CA280	0x020CC2E0	Misc
1	6	0x020DE360	0x020E0C40	0x020E0C60		1	5	0x020CC2E0	0x020CEBC0	0x020CEBE0	Boot
2	8	0x020DE360	0x020DF380	0x020DF3A0		2	7	0x020CC2E0	0x020CD300	0x020CD320
3	10	0x020DE360	0x020DE380	0x020DE380		3	9	0x020CC2E0	0x020CC300	0x020CC300
4	12	0x020DE360	0x020DF040	0x020DF060		4	11	0x020CC2E0	0x020CCDC0	0x020CCDE0
5	14	0x020DE360	0x020DEE20	0x020DEE20		5	12	0x020CC2E0	0x020CCDA0	0x020CCDA0
6	16	0x020DE360	0x020DE6C0	0x020DE6C0		6	14	0x020CC2E0	0x020CC640	0x020CC640
7	18	0x020DE360	0x020DE720	0x020DE720		7	16	0x020CC2E0	0x020CC6A0	0x020CC6A0
8	20	0x020DE360	0x02100820	0x02103BC0		8	18	0x020CC2E0	0x020EE340	0x020F1700	Worldmap
9	22	0x020DE360	0x020EEC80	0x020EF320		9	20	0x020CC2E0	0x020DBB80	0x020DC1E0	Titlescreen
10	24	0x020DE360	0x02138120	0x02139F20		10	22	0x020CC2E0	0x02129220	0x0212B160	Level
11	26	0x02139F20	0x0213E5A0	0x0213E5C0		11	24	0x0212B160	0x0212F8E0	0x0212F900	Alwas loaded?	Some code + lots of data
12	28	0x0213E5C0	0x02140F60	0x02140FC0		12	26	0x0212F900	0x02132500	0x02132560	16-1
13	30	0x0213E5C0	0x0214A380	0x0214A420		13	28	0x0212F900	0x0213BE60	0x0213BF00	16-2
14	31	0x0213E5C0	0x02141BE0	0x02141BE0		14	30	0x0212F900	0x02133220	0x02133220	16-3
15	33	0x0213E5C0	0x02143300	0x02143300		15	32	0x0212F900	0x02134860	0x02134860	16-4
16	35	0x0213E5C0	0x02142480	0x02142520		16	34	0x0212F900	0x02133BC0	0x02133C60	16-5
17	37	0x0213E5C0	0x02142860	0x021428E0		17	36	0x0212F900	0x02133E40	0x02133EC0	16-6
18	39	0x0213E5C0	0x02141120	0x02141120		18	38	0x0212F900	0x02132620	0x02132620	16-7
19	41	0x0213E5C0	0x02145DC0	0x02145E00		19	40	0x0212F900	0x02137580	0x021375C0	16-8
20	43	0x0213E5C0	0x02141EA0	0x02141EE0		20	42	0x0212F900	0x02133540	0x02133580	16-9
21	45	0x0213E5C0	0x0213E5E0	0x0213E5E0		21	44	0x0212F900	0x0212F920	0x0212F920	16-10
22	47	0x0214A420	0x0214AB20	0x0214AB40		22	46	0x0213BF00	0x0213C680	0x0213C6A0	1-1
23	49	0x0214A420	0x0214D060	0x0214D080		23	48	0x0213BF00	0x0213EE80	0x0213EEA0	1-2
24	51	0x0214A420	0x0214DC60	0x0214DCE0		24	50	0x0213BF00	0x0213FA60	0x0213FAE0	1-3
25	53	0x0214A420	0x0214FF40	0x0214FFA0		25	52	0x0213BF00	0x02141E20	0x02141E80	1-4
26	55	0x0214A420	0x0214BDE0	0x0214BDE0		26	54	0x0213BF00	0x0213D9A0	0x0213D9A0	1-5
27	57	0x0214A420	0x0214B280	0x0214B280		27	56	0x0213BF00	0x0213CE40	0x0213CE40	1-6
28	59	0x0214A420	0x0214F7A0	0x0214F880		28	58	0x0213BF00	0x02141500	0x021415E0	1-7
29	61	0x0214A420	0x0214A440	0x0214A440		29	60	0x0213BF00	0x0213BF20	0x0213BF20	1-8
30	63	0x0214A420	0x0214A440	0x0214A440		30	61	0x0213BF00	0x0213BF20	0x0213BF20	1-9
31	64	0x0214A420	0x0214A440	0x0214A440		31	63	0x0213BF00	0x0213BF20	0x0213BF20	1-10
32	66	0x0214FFA0	0x021519A0	0x021519A0		32	65	0x02141E80	0x02143B20	0x02143B20	2-1
33	68	0x0214FFA0	0x021527C0	0x021527C0		33	67	0x02141E80	0x02144800	0x02144800	2-2
34	70	0x0214FFA0	0x02153440	0x021534C0		34	69	0x02141E80	0x021454C0	0x02145540	2-3
35	72	0x0214FFA0	0x02151C00	0x02151C00		35	71	0x02141E80	0x02143D40	0x02143D40	2-4
36	74	0x0214FFA0	0x02151940	0x021519A0		36	73	0x02141E80	0x021438A0	0x02143900	2-5
37	76	0x0214FFA0	0x0214FFC0	0x0214FFC0		37	75	0x02141E80	0x02141EA0	0x02141EA0	2-6
38	78	0x0214FFA0	0x02151560	0x02151560		38	77	0x02141E80	0x021435C0	0x021435C0	2-7
39	80	0x0214FFA0	0x0214FFC0	0x0214FFC0		39	79	0x02141E80	0x02141EA0	0x02141EA0	2-8
40	82	0x0214FFA0	0x021549A0	0x02154A00		40	81	0x02141E80	0x02146C00	0x02146C60	2-9
41	84	0x0214FFA0	0x0214FFC0	0x0214FFC0		41	83	0x02141E80	0x02141EA0	0x02141EA0	2-10
42	86	0x02154A00	0x0215FBE0	0x0215FC20		42	85	0x02146C60	0x02152800	0x02152840	5-1
43	88	0x02154A00	0x02156840	0x02156840		43	87	0x02146C60	0x02148C40	0x02148C40	5-2
44	90	0x02154A00	0x02154A20	0x02154A20		44	89	0x02146C60	0x02146C80	0x02146C80	5-3
45	92	0x02154A00	0x02154A20	0x02154A20		45	91	0x02146C60	0x02146C80	0x02146C80	5-4
46	94	0x02154A00	0x021562C0	0x02156300		46	93	0x02146C60	0x02148680	0x021486C0	5-5
47	96	0x02154A00	0x02156000	0x02156020		47	95	0x02146C60	0x02148400	0x02148420	5-6
48	98	0x02154A00	0x02156780	0x021567A0		48	97	0x02146C60	0x02148B80	0x02148BA0	5-7
49	100	0x02154A00	0x02155E00	0x02155E00		49	99	0x02146C60	0x02148120	0x02148120	5-8
50	102	0x02154A00	0x02156120	0x02156120		50	101	0x02146C60	0x021484E0	0x021484E0	5-9
51	104	0x02154A00	0x02154A20	0x02154A20		51	103	0x02146C60	0x02146C80	0x02146C80	5-10
52	106	0x0215FC20	0x02169BA0	0x02169F80		52	105	0x02152840	0x0215C880	0x0215CC60	MvsL menu
53	108	0x02169F80	0x0216A000	0x02194800		53	107	0x0215CC60	0x0215CCE0	0x021874E0	MvsL NARC heap
54	110	0x0215FC20	0x0217D1C0	0x0217E140		54	109	0x02152840	0x02171720	0x021726C0	Level stuff?
55	112	0x0217E140	0x0217E180	0x02197180		55	111	0x021726C0	0x02172700	0x0218B700	???	Why one extra overlay?!
56	114	0x0217E140	0x021810A0	0x02181100		56	113	0x021726C0	0x02175940	0x021759A0	3-1
57	116	0x0217E140	0x02181080	0x02181080		57	115	0x021726C0	0x02175880	0x02175880	3-2
58	118	0x0217E140	0x0217F220	0x0217F220		58	117	0x021726C0	0x021738E0	0x021738E0	3-3
59	120	0x0217E140	0x02180260	0x02180260		59	119	0x021726C0	0x02174AC0	0x02174AC0	3-4
60	122	0x0217E140	0x0217EF40	0x0217EF40		60	121	0x021726C0	0x02173600	0x02173600	3-5
61	124	0x0217E140	0x0217E160	0x0217E160		61	123	0x021726C0	0x021726E0	0x021726E0	3-6
62	126	0x0217E140	0x0217E160	0x0217E160		62	125	0x021726C0	0x021726E0	0x021726E0	3-7
63	127	0x0217E140	0x0217E160	0x0217E160		63	127	0x021726C0	0x021726E0	0x021726E0	3-8
64	129	0x0217E140	0x0217E160	0x0217E160		64	128	0x021726C0	0x021726E0	0x021726E0	3-9
65	131	0x0217E140	0x0217E160	0x0217E160		65	129	0x021726C0	0x021726E0	0x021726E0	3-10
66	132	0x02181100	0x021841A0	0x021841C0		66	62	0x021759A0	0x02178C20	0x02178C40	4-1
67	133	0x02181100	0x02181F60	0x02181F80		67	29	0x021759A0	0x021768A0	0x021768C0	4-2
68	65	0x02181100	0x02184AC0	0x02184AC0		68	64	0x021759A0	0x02179540	0x02179540	4-3
69	1	0x02181100	0x02183B20	0x02183B80		69	1	0x021759A0	0x02178580	0x021785E0	4-4
70	67	0x02181100	0x02182E00	0x02182E20		70	66	0x021759A0	0x02177860	0x02177880	4-5
71	32	0x02181100	0x02184D40	0x02184D60		71	31	0x021759A0	0x021799A0	0x021799C0	4-6
72	69	0x02181100	0x02181120	0x02181120		72	68	0x021759A0	0x021759C0	0x021759C0	4-7
73	15	0x02181100	0x02181120	0x02181120		73	13	0x021759A0	0x021759C0	0x021759C0	4-8
74	71	0x02181100	0x02181120	0x02181120		74	70	0x021759A0	0x021759C0	0x021759C0	4-9
75	34	0x02181100	0x02181120	0x02181120		75	33	0x021759A0	0x021759C0	0x021759C0	4-10
76	73	0x02184D60	0x02184D80	0x02184D80		76	72	0x021799C0	0x021799E0	0x021799E0	6-1
77	2	0x02184D60	0x02187B00	0x02187B40		77	2	0x021799C0	0x0217C7E0	0x0217C820	6-2
78	75	0x02184D60	0x02186880	0x021868A0		78	74	0x021799C0	0x0217B5E0	0x0217B600	6-3
79	36	0x02184D60	0x02187520	0x02187520		79	35	0x021799C0	0x0217C420	0x0217C420	6-4
80	77	0x02184D60	0x02188B60	0x02188C20		80	76	0x021799C0	0x0217DAA0	0x0217DB60	6-5
81	17	0x02184D60	0x02186B20	0x02186B20		81	15	0x021799C0	0x0217B9C0	0x0217B9C0	6-6
82	79	0x02184D60	0x02186D80	0x02186D80		82	78	0x021799C0	0x0217BBE0	0x0217BBE0	6-7
83	38	0x02184D60	0x02184D80	0x02184D80		83	37	0x021799C0	0x021799E0	0x021799E0	6-8
84	81	0x02184D60	0x02184D80	0x02184D80		84	80	0x021799C0	0x021799E0	0x021799E0	6-9
85	7	0x02184D60	0x02184D80	0x02184D80		85	6	0x021799C0	0x021799E0	0x021799E0	6-10
86	83	0x02188C20	0x02189CC0	0x02189CE0		86	82	0x0217DB60	0x0217EDC0	0x0217EDE0	7-1
87	40	0x02188C20	0x0218A820	0x0218A820		87	39	0x0217DB60	0x0217F9C0	0x0217F9C0	7-2
88	85	0x02188C20	0x0218D1C0	0x0218D240		88	84	0x0217DB60	0x021826A0	0x02182720	7-3
89	19	0x02188C20	0x0218ACE0	0x0218AD20		89	17	0x0217DB60	0x0217FE40	0x0217FE80	7-4
90	87	0x02188C20	0x02190020	0x02190040		90	86	0x0217DB60	0x021855E0	0x02185600	7-5
91	42	0x02188C20	0x02189460	0x02189460		91	41	0x0217DB60	0x0217E460	0x0217E460	7-6
92	89	0x02188C20	0x02188C40	0x02188C40		92	88	0x0217DB60	0x0217DB80	0x0217DB80	7-7
93	3	0x02188C20	0x02188C40	0x02188C40		93	3	0x0217DB60	0x0217DB80	0x0217DB80	7-8
94	91	0x02188C20	0x02188C40	0x02188C40		94	90	0x0217DB60	0x0217DB80	0x0217DB80	7-9
95	44	0x02188C20	0x02188C40	0x02188C40		95	43	0x0217DB60	0x0217DB80	0x0217DB80	7-10
96	93	0x02190040	0x02192940	0x02192980		96	92	0x02185600	0x02188340	0x02188380	8-1
97	21	0x02190040	0x02193340	0x02193460		97	19	0x02185600	0x02188BC0	0x02188CE0	8-2
98	95	0x02190040	0x02193FC0	0x02194000		98	94	0x02185600	0x021899A0	0x021899E0	8-3
99	46	0x02190040	0x02190FC0	0x02191020		99	45	0x02185600	0x02186600	0x02186660	8-4
100	97	0x02190040	0x02193FC0	0x02193FE0		100	96	0x02185600	0x021899C0	0x021899E0	8-5
101	9	0x02190040	0x02191F40	0x02191F40		101	8	0x02185600	0x02187800	0x02187800	8-6
102	99	0x02190040	0x02190060	0x02190060		102	98	0x02185600	0x02185620	0x02185620	8-7
103	48	0x02190040	0x02190060	0x02190060		103	47	0x02185600	0x02185620	0x02185620	8-8
104	101	0x02190040	0x02190060	0x02190060		104	100	0x02185600	0x02185620	0x02185620	8-9
105	23	0x02190040	0x02190060	0x02190060		105	21	0x02185600	0x02185620	0x02185620	8-10
106	103	0x02194000	0x02195320	0x02195320		106	102	0x021899E0	0x0218AE80	0x0218AE80	9-1
107	50	0x02194000	0x02194EC0	0x02194EE0		107	49	0x021899E0	0x0218A9A0	0x0218A9C0	9-2
108	105	0x02194000	0x02195600	0x02195640		108	104	0x021899E0	0x0218B020	0x0218B060	9-3
109	4	0x02194000	0x02196AC0	0x02196AE0		109	130	0x021899E0	0x0218C7A0	0x0218C7C0	9-4
110	107	0x02194000	0x02194E40	0x02194E60		110	106	0x021899E0	0x0218A940	0x0218A960	9-5
111	52	0x02194000	0x02194C20	0x02194C40		111	51	0x021899E0	0x0218A760	0x0218A780	9-6
112	109	0x02194000	0x02194020	0x02194020		112	108	0x021899E0	0x02189A00	0x02189A00	9-7
113	25	0x02194000	0x02194020	0x02194020		113	23	0x021899E0	0x02189A00	0x02189A00	9-8
114	111	0x02194000	0x02194020	0x02194020		114	110	0x021899E0	0x02189A00	0x02189A00	9-9
115	54	0x02194000	0x02194020	0x02194020		115	53	0x021899E0	0x02189A00	0x02189A00	9-10
116	113	0x02196AE0	0x021992E0	0x021992E0		116	112	0x0218C7C0	0x0218F2A0	0x0218F2A0	10-1
117	11	0x02196AE0	0x02198420	0x02198420		117	10	0x0218C7C0	0x0218E1E0	0x0218E1E0	10-2
118	115	0x02196AE0	0x0219A080	0x0219A100		118	114	0x0218C7C0	0x02190160	0x021901E0	10-3
119	56	0x02196AE0	0x02198420	0x02198420		119	55	0x0218C7C0	0x0218E2A0	0x0218E2A0	10-4
120	117	0x02196AE0	0x02198260	0x02198320		120	116	0x0218C7C0	0x0218E040	0x0218E100	10-5
121	27	0x02196AE0	0x02198440	0x02198440		121	25	0x0218C7C0	0x0218E320	0x0218E320	10-6
122	119	0x02196AE0	0x02196B00	0x02196B00		122	118	0x0218C7C0	0x0218C7E0	0x0218C7E0	10-7
123	58	0x02196AE0	0x021998C0	0x02199960		123	57	0x0218C7C0	0x0218F7A0	0x0218F840	10-8
124	121	0x02196AE0	0x02196B00	0x02196B00		124	120	0x0218C7C0	0x0218C7E0	0x0218C7E0	10-9
125	5	0x02196AE0	0x02196B00	0x02196B00		125	4	0x0218C7C0	0x0218C7E0	0x0218C7E0	10-10
126	123	0x020AAF80	0x020AD160	0x020AD580	CODE	126	122	0x020986E0	0x0209A920	0x0209AD40	MG singleplayer menu
127	60	0x020AAF80	0x020C08A0	0x020C2020	CODE	127	59	0x020986E0	0x020B6F20	0x020B8920	MG
128	125	0x020C2020	0x020F1A40	0x020F1A40	DATA	128	124	0x020B8920	0x02104380	0x02106620	MG ingame
129	29	0x020F1A40	0x0213C6A0	0x0213E800	CODE	129	27	0x020B8920	0x021214C0	0x021226E0	MG
130	134	0x0213E800	0x021401A0	0x021401A0	DATA	130	126	0x021226E0	0x021395E0	0x0213B360	MG main?
131	62	0x020F1A40	0x021587A0	0x021599C0	CODE
132	128	0x021599C0	0x0215C400	0x0215C400	DATA
133	13	0x0215C400	0x02172D80	0x02174B00	CODE
134	130	0x02174B00	0x02175BC0	0x02175BC0	DATA

Well

Having a custom intro would be cool.
But if there's no custom intro, it would be better to have a hack to disable it than have the player watch the old intro over and over again.

At least in my opinion, the intro gets annoying because there's no way to skip it :|