Everdrive is not original hardware, and it will ignore many mistakes that regular PCBs cannot. SEGA used their PCB 171-6278A and it's variants for most of their 2MB games with SRAM, and I've never gotten any of your patches to save correctly on them. Anyway, I recognize that I'm in a very narrow niche here, but it would be cool if your hacks worked on original or reproduction single game cartridges. I think you've done 99% of the work already.
Your checksum is incorrect when the patch is applied, for what it's worth. You can test that in Fusion and fix in RomSuite.
Keep up the good work, though, it's always great to see you releasing new things.
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Everdrive is not original hardware, and it will ignore many mistakes that regular PCBs cannot. SEGA used their PCB 171-6278A and it's variants for most of their 2MB games with SRAM, and I've never gotten any of your patches to save correctly on them. Anyway, I recognize that I'm in a very narrow niche here, but it would be cool if your hacks worked on original or reproduction single game cartridges. I think you've done 99% of the work already.
Your checksum is incorrect when the patch is applied, for what it's worth. You can test that in Fusion and fix in RomSuite.
Keep up the good work, though, it's always great to see you releasing new things.
Re: This New Sunset Riders Genesis' Hack Lets You Record Your High Scores
His SRAM hacks never work on original hardware, unfortunately.