when i play dragon warrior2 or dragon quest 4 please help
when i play dragon warrior2 or dragon quest 4 please help.and on my dragon warrior 2 and my dragon quest 4 game how can i fix the flickering of the character like on dragon warrior 2 when i have all 3 characters the princess of moonbrooke the flashing bad when the people are in front and behind me how can i stop it ? any suggestions or mods will help me ? i have the Japanese version toploader system . does it also happen on the american version toploader nes as well .
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The blinking sprites are programmed to do that, due to the display limitations of the NES.
It has nothing to do with the age of the game, the age of the system, or anything like that.
EVERY copy of Dragon warrior 2, 3 and 4 ever made, will do this, no matter what system you play it on.
Trust me, you're memory is incorrect.
The blinking sprites are programmed to do that, due to the display limitations of the NES.
It has nothing to do with the age of the game, the age of the system, or anything like that.
EVERY copy of Dragon warrior 2, 3 and 4 ever made, will do this, no matter what system you play it on.
2nd that motion , arch_8ngel is 100% correct , to save on prosessing the nes does that to some games ...
like dodgeball for one I can think of off the top of my head , the only way to "fix" it , is to use an emulator that allows you to boost the sprite limit per line , if you are playing it on actual hardware well ... you are going to have to deal with it .... sorry ...
JawKnee
Trust me, you're memory is incorrect.
The blinking sprites are programmed to do that, due to the display limitations of the NES.
It has nothing to do with the age of the game, the age of the system, or anything like that.
EVERY copy of Dragon warrior 2, 3 and 4 ever made, will do this, no matter what system you play it on.
ok thank you for clearing that up . can i try to overclocked the cpu mhz you think that will work some ???
Trust me, you're memory is incorrect.
The blinking sprites are programmed to do that, due to the display limitations of the NES.
It has nothing to do with the age of the game, the age of the system, or anything like that.
EVERY copy of Dragon warrior 2, 3 and 4 ever made, will do this, no matter what system you play it on.
ok thank you for clearing that up . can i try to overclocked the cpu mhz you think that will work some ???
That won't really make a difference.
It's not a processor speed issue. The issue is with how the NES picture processor actually renders sprites. It's limited to how many can be displayed simultaneously on a line. Speeding it up would probably just make them blink faster, if it did anything at all. (and then your music would sound weird)