Game:

Touch Detective (2006)

Duration: 31:50

31 views

2

Just messing around with the features of the debug menu, mainly the "FLAGS" and "LOCATE" options.

Aside from messing with the flags and revisiting the unused rooms shown in my earlier Touch Detective video, at around 13:45 I also uncover yet another bit of japanese text in the ingame Office room.

Also audible in the video is I've replaced a few instrument samples with a PSG one(except drums and so on), and also raising the pitch of music and sounds a bit.

For some reason when recording from the MelonDS window the bottom part of the screen gets cut off. I think it might be due to the menu bar being captured(even if I think it shouldn't be). This doesn't occur with any other emulator or program though, which to me is a bit confusing to say the least.

The AR codes used(all for the European version):

Pitch Modifier
03800394 EB002F29
03800398 00000000
0380C040 E92D4000
0380C044 E24DD004
0380C048 E59F001C
0380C04C E59F101C
0380C050 00000190
0380C054 E08AA840
0380C058 E5D50002
0380C05C E3500003
0380C060 E28DD004
0380C064 E8BD4000
0380C068 E12FFF1E
0380C06C ????????
0380C070 00010000

The last line can be changed from the default 0x00010000 to some other value. Depending on the value, it might make 0x0380C06C take smaller or greater values to reach one semitone higher or lower(by default 0x40 or -0x40 corresponds to one semitone). 0x00000028 was used in the video.

Some instruments are replaced with PSG
020708F4 00040802
020708F8 00040802
0207090C 00040802
02070934 00040802
02070944 00040802
0207094C 00040802
22070A04 0000000X
22070CC0 00000002
02070CC4 46647F3C
22070CC8 0000007A

The last code was possible for me to make due to the game loading all samples into memory during boot. Touch Detective 2 and a Half doesn't do this though, and instead loads individual samples dynamically.
X means any value between 0x00-0x07.

Other Statistics