I'm not a lawyer of any kind, but it's the only explanation I've got. I checked just in case.ģ) My guess as to why BCDF and other codes not working, despite the ROMs inside being intact, is because DotEmu only got the license to these two games from Disney, and none of the other LucasArts/LucasFilm properties. Feel free to include this information in your own guide on how to properly extract the ROMs if you so wish.Ģ) The Genesis/Mega Drive version of ZAMN isn't hiding anywhere in the executable's code, either as a bonus or last minute piece of cut content. My personal recommendations would be SNES9x, if you want to use on a lower end or older PC, or bsnes for the accuracy if your PC is powerful enough.ġ) I own this rerelease on GOG, and know someone who got it on Steam, which is why this a discussion topic and not a guide. If you want to know which emulators you should use, I'd recommend checking out this list of SNES emulators from the Emulation General Wiki. What this means is that they'll have the logos, licensing information, and even the secret level codes, left completely intact. If copied over successfully, the ROMs will be 8Mb/1MB in size and be identical the verified good SNES NTSC-U dumps of both games. sfc extension to maximize the number of compatible emulators. Zombies Ate My Neighbors: 1B0894C - 1C0894B

Zombies Ate My Neighbors: 1B0BD4C - 1C0BD3F Zombies Ate My Neighbors: 1B0654C - 1C0654B Zombies Ate My Neighbors: 1B0974C - 1C0974B I would recommend HxD (freeware: ), to complete this task. To get them, you'll need a hex editor that allows you to highlight and copy data chunks over to new files. The ROMs are located within the executable, 'ZAMN_GP.exe', so the locations listed below are hexadecimal addresses.

Zombies ate my neighbors level codes