Digimon World - Giromon Jukebox Fix is a patch for the NTSC version of Digimon World on PlayStation that resolves an issue causing the jukebox in the restaurant to freeze. This glitch resulted from a text overflow leading to game crashes. The patch also improves the jukebox's translations by incorporating the original Japanese names. Released on March 7, 2012, it requires PPF O-Matic and a PlayStation emulator for installation.
This patch fixes the Freezing of the Jukebox in the Restaurant in Digimon World in the NTSC Version.
The cause of this Bug was an overflow of Text which made the game crash.
In any case the Translation wasn't that good, so I took the Japanese Names of the Entrys of the Jukebox, translated them and inserted the Back.
And the result is what you see.
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Romsstar
Digimon World - Giromon Jukebox Fix
March 07, 2012
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README
- What is this patch doing -
This patch fixes the Freezing of the Jukebox in the Restaurant in Digimon World in the NTSC Version.
The cause of this Bug was an overflow of Text which made the game crash.
In any case the Translation wasn't that good, so I took the Japanese Names of the Entrys of the Jukebox, translated them and inserted the Back.
And the result is what you see.
- Utility you will need -
PPF O-Matic: http://www.romhacking.net/utils/354/
A Playstation Emulator
The NTSC Version of the Game
- Instruction -
Use PPF O-Matic,
put in your old BIN/ISO/whatever from the
Game, apply the Patch, play and ejoy :)
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