When the initiating ds says "Nifi timeout", that means it sent a byte to the other ds but didn't receive a response as it should have. just now I've changed nifi's debug output to be a bit more useful. Usually there's at least one pokemon's stat, or name, that's messed up. I just tried with 2 regular ds's, and while they don't stop transmitting randomly like my dsi does, they still have trouble getting through to each other. Probably just because Lameboy has so much trouble emulating it. For some reason I'm kind of obsessed with getting Harry Potter working properly.
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Seven Sirens has 4K support on PlayStation and Xbox, overkill though it may be, but Switch has the benefit of portability. From the stunning, traditionally animated character sprites to the beautiful backgrounds and artwork as well as the full stereo sound and another superb soundtrack from Jake Kaufman, 'Shantae: Riskys Revenge' is a DSiWare title that should definitely be in every action/platformer fans game library. Switch has (at least, it will have) every Shantae game to date, from the original GBC game to Seven Sirens. Character sprites are full of details and personality. But more impressive than the colorful, detailed environments are the varied and lively cast of characters and creatures that populate them. This fixes Donkey Kong Country's overworld, and also fixes invisible sprites in Harry Potter & Chamber of Secrets. The games look good on big and small screens. Shantae’s wacky, fantastical world really comes to life and now pops more than ever thanks to the stereoscopic 3D effect of the 3DS. In other news, I've implemented mid-frame sprite changes. The Game Boy Color version took 2 years to develop, but with the WayForward GBA engine in its 12th. So using the latest build, can you set "console output" to "debug", and let me know if you get any of those messages? If Shantae Advance is signed by a publisher, it will take roughly 4 months to complete. If it then says "No nifi response received", that's really bad, because it gives up and operates under the assumption that the byte "0xff" was received. Click to expand.I just tried with 2 regular ds's, and while they don't stop transmitting randomly like my dsi does, they still have trouble getting through to each other.
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