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Posted on 02-03-12, 10:54 pm
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 Super Mario( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) Karma: 10081 Posts: 1470/4458 Since: 06-08-11 |
It does not actually crash, it goes out of sync: different things happen on different DS's.
But yea, the result is kinda the same. You don't want either of the things to happen 
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Posted on 07-18-12, 01:13 pm
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WOUAW thank you so much it gave me the idea
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Posted on 09-12-12, 04:03 pm
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 Paragoomba Karma: 39 Posts: 42/72 Since: 08-11-12 |
nice hack
 Perhaps in the future we can change the number of players in multiplayer ... although it is too early to think about that ... |
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Posted on 09-12-12, 06:30 pm
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Super Mario ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) Karma: 10081 Posts: 2544/4458 Since: 06-08-11 |
It's absolutely not possible to get more than 2 players
 The NSMB's code is full of static arrays of size 2. It's impossible to resize them because there's more data after them. To resize them, they'd have to be allocated somewhere else, and all the references changed. It's impossible And I'm pretty sure the wifi code is also designed for 2 players only
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Posted on 09-12-12, 08:13 pm
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Paragoomba Karma: 39 Posts: 43/72 Since: 08-11-12 |
Posted by Dirbaio It's absolutely not possible to get more than 2 players The NSMB's code is full of static arrays of size 2. It's impossible to resize them because there's more data after them. To resize them, they'd have to be allocated somewhere else, and all the references changed. It's impossible And I'm pretty sure the wifi code is also designed for 2 players only Ou ... With the progress of the community is impossible , BUT ANYTHING IS POSSIBLE (Someday), if Nintendo could do this, someday we will  ....
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