Zelda: The Minish Cap Corruption

I tried my hand at corrupting a game, and this is what I've gotten so far using Erosion. I've never corrupted before and you'll notice that the game itself is still pretty much intact, which is not what I intended. Any help or advice on corrupting GBA games using Erosion would be appreciated!

Category:

Gaming

Tags:

• legend
• zelda
• video
• game
• minish
• cap
• gba
• gameboy
• nintendo
• corruption

[mmmAH]

1. Play a clean game and create 3 save states. One should be a scene where you have complete control over the character. Another should be during the intro scene, after the menu. The third should be during the menu, after the logo.

2. Perform the corruption, specify a range so that it doesn't do as much damage to graphics and music as it does to game code.

3. Test the corrupted game using the save states provided in the original game.

4. Create a setup where you can easily repeat steps 2 and 3.

[ScienceOfThePS3]

Know any good data ranges to corrupt for GBA games?

[mmmAH]

Not bad. lol @ smith going crazy in the first scene.

[ScienceOfThePS3]

May favorite part was at 5:43 when Link rolls off the screen.

[ZeldaFreak1987]

7:59

Doctor...Link flatlined...he's dead. D=

[razorkid95]

6:50 zelda really let herself go

[thedeadmunch700]

0:32 moonwalkin' zelda

[Linksdunegon]

8:09 out of smith's chimney, is pieces of paper. Evidence?

[hikuro14]

0:39

dear god....hes so corrupted

[WolfofSega]

I love how Smith stops working, turns upside down, loses his head, then randomly turns into stone.

Then the spammage of stone + sword banging is epic.

[BaronBanahaw]

Zelda is Missingno

[tomtomguy3]

1:22 it looks like a bowser thingy. =P

[rocpadge]

is that his pangas doing the work

[Jareddude123]

0:59

Master Smith turned to stone

XD