Unlicensed Game Ending: Digimon Sapphire by Vast Fame (Game Boy Advance)

The ending to Vast Fame's awesome Digimon plaformer. Apparently the recent ROM dump (found here: http://fuji.drillspirits.net/?post=98) doesn't have an ending or credits, so I recorded the ending from a different revision I own, and included the final boss in the video as well. It's not much, but hey.

Category:

Gaming

Tags:

• digimon
• digital_monsters
• vast_fame
• 廣譽科技有限公司
• kwong_yu_technology
• unlicensed
• chinese
• taiwanese
• bootleg
• pirate
• gba
• platformer

[Stavekoff]

Who'd you buy this from? I just got a copy, but it crashes when I get to level 1-2.

[NusuttoSan]

@Stavekoff I forget who it was exactly, but it was a single-cart listing on Ebay. By the way, does the game fade to black and not load the next level, or does it actually crash? If it's the former, it has to do with the game's copy protection since if it does that, it would be a "generic" bootleg of the game. Just restart the system and select "continue" and it'll bring up the next level.

[supersaninpikachu]

Actually, i WOULD BUY that game.

[NusuttoSan]

@supersaninpikachu Keep an eye out on Ebay, it's been popping up there quite a bit lately.

[Stavekoff]

I tried that first option, and it worked, so I guess I have a generic bootleg. Thank you for the help.

[Arshes911]

woow im fan of this pirates games nice found

[WhiteLionness]

Weird.. when I beat my copy of it, it just went back to the intro but kept playing the battle music, lol.

[HyperRush79]

to be continued.... Oh mother of god!

[codeman38]

@shoemanbundy I think each credit is actually two separate people-- most of the same (single) names are also credited in Rockman Crystal.

[shoemanbundy]

Ruman Nereid doesn't even sound Chinese, wonder who that is :o