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Gameplay and development discussion:
What homebrew / hacks are you playing /vr/? Are you working on anything? Would you like to learn? Projects and questions welcome.

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pokecommunity.com
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pouet.net

Huge Community List:
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Quality of Life Improvements:
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GC/WiiDev:
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SegaDev:
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segaxtreme.net
jo-engine.org

DCDev
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psxdev.net
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VBDev: virtual-boy.com/development/

Amigadev: eab.abime.net

PC98Dev:
hackipedia.org/browse.cgi/Computer/Platform/PC,%20NEC%20PC-98
target-earth.net/wiki/doku.php?id=blog:pc98_devtools

Previous Thread: >>11828931

>>11863664 (OP)
Thanks for finally using a new picture.

Ludo!
https://romhackplaza.org/romhacks/celeste-marios-zap-dash-deluxe-nes/

>romhackplaza

>aids infested tranny

>>11864197
41% working for romhack

Any PS1 Ape Escape hacks?

any cool virtualboy homebrew?

>>11865582
No, there is spooky scary skeleton.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_H7fxePf54A

any good NUDE hacks on the plaza as of late?

>>11865875
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yiHy3haTRHs

>>11864197
>>11864697
>Crying about retarded trannies instead of discussing homebrews you like.

>spent two days writing a program to convert PNG to tile data for game boy
>Realize today that RGBDS, which I've been using, has a built in tool for this
yareyare

Thanks for beta testing!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5dPCiC4lrvE

>>11864197
>>11864697
Completely true.

>>11865895
I wish there was a loverslab for old games on emulators

>>11868352
>>11865875

Isn't this just the fag who makes fake test debugg levels on gamemaker?

>>11863664 (OP)
>Quality of Life Improvements:
>https://pastebin.com/4gmM7wc6
I had no idea someone made a pastebin of that list I made. It also seems they updated it with more FastROM conversions/speedup hacks from the looks of it, since I remember that list being about 10 or less when I posted it. Glad to see someone decided to make use of the info.

>>11868550
no

what are the best tools for adding music to game boy games made in ASM? does GB studio's format work?

How hard would it be to adjust the location of a camera in a 3d game? There's a dreamcast game that I wish the camera was moved a bit up. It feels like you wouldn't have to change much, but I dunno since I'm a noob, and it seems like it'd be harder to find the relevant instructions than something like texture data

>>11869963
you grab some off-the-shelf audio engine and shove it into your project and use its tooling to encode your music, or you write your own engine/tools, or you implement each song as its own little self-contained assembly program

>>11869982
>implement each song as its own little self-contained assembly program
do people really?

>>11869963
Figure out the game's audio format (usually a stream of commands), then write your own music with it. Doing this will require a good understanding of assembly.

>>11870029
That was common on the C64, but most C64 games only had 1 song in the first place. If your game has 20 different songs then that could be a lot of bloat compared to a proper engine. Of course, ROM size isn't a concern in 2025 so you're free to be as wasteful as you want.

I'd imagine an engine also makes it easier to have both music and sound effects going without having to dedicate a sound channel just to sound effects.

>>11869975
You need an emulator with a debugger and Cheat Engine. Make a savestate first. Find where the camera coordinates are in the emulated console's memory using CE, convert the CE/PC/emu address to console's address, set a breakpoint on that address in the emu's debugger and see which part of the game's code accesses it there. Then you either change how the game writes it, or what the game does after it's read it.

>>11868548
>Shows a pixeled version of doujinshi art when you clear Mario

>>11870179
>Find where the camera coordinates are in the emulated console's memory using CE
That's the part I'm confused on what you'd do. I can't search for a specific value cause I dunno what the coordinates are. Do I just look through all the values that update between frames or something?

>>11870746
I see someone else remembers the Palace of Hentai.

>>11870890
There should be a part where you search for "unknown initial value", and then later pick "changed value" or "unchanged value"

With frame advance, you can
>search the initial unknown value
>advance to a specific position
>let the game run to clear noise
>advance but do the opposite inputs to return to how you fist had it
>search unchanged value
and that reduced the list by a lot

>>11871098
Very clever, thanks for the explanation

>>11870036
i should have indicated i'm learning GB asm and making my own game from scratch
>>11869982
thanks, i've checked out a few, what do you think of
this?
https://github.com/gbdev/GBSoundSystem

>>11871284
Ah. I misunderstood. I thought you were doing a ROM hack.

I'm not really that familiar with existing sound drivers since I chose to roll my own, but there's several options out there:
https://github.com/SuperDisk/hUGEDriver (used by GB Studio)
https://github.com/DevEd2/DevSoundX (latest incarnation of "DevSound")
https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/Carillon_Player_GB (has its own tracker that runs on the Game Boy itself)

Of course, the best (and worst) sound driver is the one you make yourself. But I may be a little biased on that one.

>>11871703
no I'm with you on that. i'm big on efficiency, and not having other people's code in my game. time to play around with some registers, thanks for the links though m8.

>>11870179
Sorry for another question, but for converting the CE address to the console address, is it as simple as finding where the emulated memory starts and subtracting that from the address I'm looking at? My worry is that the emulator might not store the emulated memory in a single contiguous block. I'm poking through flycast's code and it looks like it uses just one block, but I dunno much about emulator design

Need to see people tribute the /v/orld hacks.

>>11866676
We are discussing it.

>>11868352
When jnmartin84 release openlara n64?

>>11871913
>>11871913
>is it as simple as finding where the emulated memory starts and subtracting that from the address I'm looking at?
It should be.
https://dreamcast.wiki/Memory_map#Physical_address_format
If not, use emulator's memory editor to write easy to find values in different memory areas, then find which of these values is the closest to the coordinates in CE and count the difference from there.

I downloaded a random Mario Hack and was met with this.

>>11873737
is this a creepypasta?

>>11873804
No, it was called SMW Super Edition

>>11873804
Nope. Was called SMW Super Edition.

Fug, finding dreamcast memory values is proving to be a bitch. Can't even find easy stuff like lives/score. I'm guessing it's something to do with how the sh4 processor works

>>11874315
Why target 3 radically different platforms like that? Modern engines might have one-click export for Playstation and Xbox or whatever, but these have different resolution and palette and processor speed and sound capabilities. Has tooling really gotten good enough to crunch a song into the YM2612 and the SPC700 and have it come out sounding okay both times? Back in the day each platform typically had its own dev team

>>11873813
Download link?

>>11863664 (OP)
>2025, there's new NES homebrews and cool shit like wi-fi update for NES games
>Even with bullshit ESL and undiagnosed ADHD yet understanding the basics of Assembly languages, I still don't know shit about making NES games, and fags told me to not use NESMaker

Asking for help isn't going to do shit for me on NESDev because they kept pointing me to some niggerfaggot bunnyboy, reading books, and other elitist pieces of shit telling me to go back to school.
It took me decades until watching Computer Sciences crash courses on Youtube to understand the basics of how Assembly languages works, yet I don't even fucking know where to start nor where to do shit. I'm even fucking willing to pay small money or make sprite arts or anything for a tutor, but they would just fucking rip me off and teach me what I already know and ask for more.
I fucking hate watermarks that I founded on one of reaction pic, so I had to resort to AI for mfw image.

What if AI started being able to demake/port any modern indie game super fast, automating the process? What titles would you like to ask it to make into pixels? I'm going to see if Blasphemous could work as a GBA/MegaDrive port.

>>11872331
It's good that they've already inspired some nice hacks and will likely continue to do so. Fat moot /v/orld is kino

>>11874345
After bashing my head against the wall for a while the issue turned out to just be I wasn't searching mapped memory which you need cause flycast dynamically allocates the ram.
I found some pretty awesome guides on DC stuff though by these translators: https://github.com/TheOpponent/st3-translation-notes/wiki

>>11874984
>they kept pointing me to some niggerfaggot bunnyboy
If you can't even sit down and read some html pages, you're not gonna have the patience for serious assembly development.

>>11875001
It can definitely help already. I've used chatgpt to help me figure out modified rle and lz77 algorithms. As for the game, I would love to see ffvii on PS1 to be able to easily change the number of party members and switching out lead members as the model in game. Also I want to mod the Chocobo racing mechanics and levels and add tons of breeding mechanics. Like Chocobo pokemon edition. They can be used in battle, their AI battle behavior can be changed to give different styles of Chocobo. Id also love to really change the stats of all the characters to make more common jrpg play styles more playable. Like perhaps a kingdom hearts style choice where you choose whether cloud is a warrior, mage, thief, etc.... basically have the other characters set classes, but you get to choose clouds. That makes picking your team more strategic and gives other characters a better reason to be used. This would also include raising enemy levels and stats based on what disc you're on, so end game grinding doesn't have to be extremely tedious. Id also love to extend or add courses for the snowboarding, submarine and motorbike minigames. That'd be dope.

>>11875001
Any and all Metroidvania indyslop including the bloated, 2.5D stuff should- if possible be demade for the Genesis or gba.

>>11874984
anon assembly is a hard language to work with especially within the NES's hardware limits, and you'd be better off making a game with a more newer language and using an engine with good documentation. it'll give you far less headaches than trying to work with hardware from over 40 years ago.
and i get that you want to make things on the NES specifically, hell i'm not even saying there's no merit in it, but if you're having this bad of a time with it why not give something else a try when you have all the tools for it?

x-fusion 2026?

>>11874984
Is that you, MisterShu?

Anyway, I think the best place to start is questioning what you want to make first. Don't jump into anything before knowing what you want to do.

This is what motivated me to learn ASM for consoles I wanted to do hacks/mods for. I always visualized the end goal first (i.e. how can I add an enemy to this game), then I'd ask myself what do I need to learn to get there. Little by little.

If you need brushing up on your ASM skills, like I said in the past, it may be best to start small. If you remember my advice from a few years ago, the best starting point for this would be to do small ASM hacks with a strong hacking community like SMW. Or if you want to stick to NES, you can give SMB3 a try, and I can help you. Remember "patch.asm"? It didn't do anything with the single RTS. That's the patch where you can experiment and put in whatever you want in there. I guess the hard part is knowing what you want to happen every frame.

I can direct/teach you to some things even if it's making a homebrew from scratch, but only if you know what you want to do. And I know that you do good art as well, so it would be stupid of me to pass up on.

>>11874984
If you don't want to learn the traditional way, do it like this. Open mesen's debugger with your favorite NES game, set a breakpoint on some shit you wanna change, figure out what's being done using a reference of 6502 opcodes, profit. It's actually pretty easy.

>>11875281
What would make a metroidvania good that indie titles lack?

>>11874984
>reading books
I do agree that some of these people aren't very helpful, but I will suggest digging through LibGen to pirate programming books. Assembly is generally harder to comprehend than C or Python, and many games up to the PlayStation were written in C/C++. Another way to get started is by making hacks while reading disassemblies or decompilations alongside a book that you can comprehend. The Assembly types may also be a barrier as you might find it easier to understand Genesis or Game Boy Assembly better than the NES.

Star Fox if it rumble pak!!!!
https://romhackplaza.org/romhacks/star-fox-shindou-edition-snes/

>romhackplaza

>romCHADplaza

>>11875105
I did. He kept asking me to download files that just cluttered up my folder so much it's distracting. One of the Address lets you change background colors, but that doesn't give me enthusiasm about making NES.
>>11875426
>why not give something else a try when you have all the tools for it?
I sort of do. I look at SmileBASIC for Nintendo Switch/3DS/DSi and tried coding, and I tried GameMaker Studio 2 which I have the most comfortable spot there, yet tutorials keeps fucking me up with how to implement variables by either column or by coding, and they often go with the latter. I spoilered it because it's not retro. [GameMaker Studio 2 is?]

>>11875631
I can't respond yes without OC art atm
>what you want to make first
A sandbox toy, at least to know what each by each code does, like walking up, down, left, right, pushing blocks, collecting items, and such , all in a small room. Another start is making animated art like that one Megaman.nes demo I seen.
>the best starting point for this would be to do small ASM hacks with a strong hacking community like SMW
I confess my stupid laziness and mental problems made me less encouraged to try SMW romhacking because I need to find many tools to get straight to the point.
>I can direct/teach you to some things even if it's making a homebrew from scratch
That would be a massive blessings in disguise if you could, but I don't know how without carefully giving personal info on 4chan.

>>11875742
One of problems is the "I want to memorize each by each Address" mentalities. Like, "Does $5CCC let me push the blocks?", "$5CCD is the speed of pushing blocks?", and "$5CCE is the graphic sprites of either grass block or stone blocks?" ideas, it made me overwhelmed thinking about it
>>11876159
Is pic related the best book for ADHD?

>>11876637
>He kept asking me to download files that just cluttered up my folder so much it's distracting
Did you use https://nerdy-nights.nes.science/#main_tutorial ? Each example is in its own zip folder. You shouldn't have to do too much messing around with files

>One of the Address lets you change background colors, but that doesn't give me enthusiasm about making NES
That's the point of learning innit? You start small and build up.

>>11876637
You sound like a fucking moron.

>>11876637
>One of problems is the "I want to memorize each by each Address" mentalities. Like, "Does $5CCC let me push the blocks?", "$5CCD is the speed of pushing blocks?", and "$5CCE is the graphic sprites of either grass block or stone blocks?" ideas, it made me overwhelmed thinking about it

Here's what I've done for you. Hopefully this clears things up for now.

>>11876835
NTA but this is why I love 4chan. Bless you, anon.

>>11876835
>food analogy

>>11876835
Very cute anon, I love it

>>11876637
Also, of course nobody's out here memorizing addresses for every individual game. Pretty much any assembly language lets you define labels, i.e. a key word to describe how you're using that specific piece of memory. It's pretty much the same as what variables are in higher level languages, just without niceties like type checking, scope, etc

>>11876835
The only improvement I could suggest is to format your diagram in the form of loss.

>>11875834
NTA but I think he's saying that generally all pixel stuff in modern games that can be ported, should be ported. Modern games, like Hollow Knight are quite bloated for 2D games and if the work was worth it, or if AI sped up the process it would be popular. Everyone loves a port on small underpowered emulators, a lot of us would appreciate smaller MD/GBA sized files. And the amazing workarounds AI finds to creatively get round interpreting visual/audio limitations could be like playing a completely new game. I think there's a lot of potential indies that would qualify.

>>11877056
>nicety
>a fine or subtle detail or distinction.

I think you mean conveniences

>>11877476
Fair enough, guess I've been using that word wrong.

sonc
https://shc.zone/entries/contest2024/1142

>>11877115
I'm making a Gameboy Metroidvania with GB Studio. No AI shit tho, just trying to avoid common mistakes while trying to reinvent part of the genre.

>>11878560
add lanky kong

>>11878560
You are dealing with a lot of limitation on movement frames, screen size, audio, button inputs etc. If it was like some modern games, would you get round less inputs with combined button macros? I mean they would likely be used exclusively on emulators to avoid issues I presume. So using for example, 'Up+B+select' to make a new action mapped to the other button on the controller used on PC/handheld. Would this be workable as a separate action/button? Gameboy only has 4 and a dpad, discounting the on/off and wheels

>>11879805
I have about 30 "Player States" set up and there's no wacky button combos to pull them off. Though I can see how cycling through weapons with select could get annoying.
Working with the limitations is what's been fun. Trying to squeeze as much as I can out of the hardware without frame drops is challenging, but part of the journey is figuring out how to to pull it off and apply that knowledge to future code.
For example, we have a small screen and there's nothing we can change about the size. So I redid the camera system to kind of lead the player towards where they're going based on their velocity, giving the player more of an opportunity to react, rather than just clipping him to center like most GB Studio games do.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hB1ZtX_Mw7A

Made a Hex Visualizer that happens to put a random color on each byte.

pls rate.

>>11880181
Very cool anon.

>>11879805
If you really wanted to add more buttons to a Gameboy game, the best way to do so is with Super Gameboy support.

>>11880181
Pretty interesting idea. I could see it being useful when picking apart data.

>>11880207
>>11880593
https://ca3gamedev.itch.io/color-hex-visualizer

now you can download it.

pls rate.

cool >>>/v/715917506

>>11876835
This is incredibly beautiful, thank you so much. The only sad part is my motivation changes from NES to GameMaker Studio 2 or WarioWare: D.I.Y. and it's hard for me to stay consistent.

>>11876736
https://streamable.com/fpw08v This is for you.

>>11882579
lel

>>11863903
Yeah, I guess romhackplaza is a pretty cool website now that you mention it.

>>11868550
Even if it was that guy, making something that smooth in Game Maker is still impressive.

>t. former game maker enjoyer

>>11882667
Fuck off, Kando.

>>11882680
My name is Steve, but thanks for the (You) friend.

>>11882675
Is Game Maker that shit?

>>11874315
Radical design

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3BauSZCleGg

what's wrong with romhackplaza? i don't keep up with any of the drama i just know about romhacking.net's owner throwing a tantrum

>>11884210
I dont know either, but they expect you to know so their obsession matches a Kiwifarms user. Right off the bat you can tell theyre not any better than whatever is going on there by making their whole identity about it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=alwO9OLXjns

shit is getting real

Really shows how many newfags have arrived since everything went down.

>>11884241
>he took his blog down
Oh fuck. Oh shit.

>>11884243
Great now explain what the fuck you're talking about to this newfag.
I have no idea whar youre gonna say, but Im gonna guess it has to do with trannies, doesnt it? Just don't use the site and keep suggesting to it everytime its mentioned. Not everyone is going to give as much as a shit as your autistic ass.

>>11884241
>all those comments seething over the ai thumbnail
haha based meta

>>11884256
Meta, get a real job.

>>11884210
It's just some faggy Discord drama.

>>11884279
99% of the time its over Discord or trannies and doesn’t even remotely matter.
These "observers" need to get a fucking life.

>>11884252
I don't expect you're going to get an answer because of how he's been acting, but I can give you my perspective as someone else who doesn't like the Plaza, but can at least live with it.
So, some have a grudge against the Plaza because it harbored staff that actively encouraged and participated the DDOSing of RHDN in the months leading to the shutdown. I don't even remember at this point if they were also part of the discord cabal that tried to seize control of RHDN or not, but it was a plain shitty thing to be doing anyway to the biggest romhacking site and community on the net.
This staff were also the first to swoop in and recommend their competing site which became the Plaza after the shutdown, and the way they did so felt really scummy.
So that's my issue. Maybe it doesn't line up with Anon's, maybe it does, but it should shed a LITTLE light, hopefully.

>>11884210
idk but the plaza seems to have poor quality control

I also expect this entire conversation to be deleted because the mods don't really like anyone talking about the RHDN controversy.

>>11884298
That would be a shitty thing to do if you’re right, but it's unnecessary to hint towards every time someone links a rom plaza hack. And its autistic to assume everyone already knows and would agree with you.
I like to play ROM hacks sometimes. When the domain was different I didn't think twice to why, I just downloaded a hack and played, like a normal person would.

>>11884241
Where is it? How will we get it?!

>>11884210
I'm pretty sure most people hate the site due of Kando (RomHackPlaza's manager and author of many SNES FastROM hacks) and some previous drama he had with RHDN. From what I remember:
>Around late 2023, Kando and his friends were very pissed at the current state of RHDN (game descriptions getting removed, hacks not getting accepted due to RHDN's strict guidelines, staff not informing users about some of the site's problems, staff refusing to accept more people (like Kando) to help with the site).
>Brette, one of Kando's friends, decided to run an autoclicker on his RHDN's hack page to redownload it over and over just for fun, resulting in his hack getting over 30,000+ redownloads.
>Sometime after, RHDN started suffering from slowdowns and eventually went down for some time. After they went back up, they ended up disabling downloads temporarily due to bandwidth problems.
>Sometime after the incident, Spike (CDRomance's creator) created Romhacks.org (later renamed "Romhack Plaza"), with Kando and Brette as the site's main admins.
>And then, people started circulating those Discord screenshots where Brette admitted to using an autoclicker and Kando being fully aware of it. This led to people accusing Kando and Brette of trying to take down RHDN.
>Despite all of this, however, both Kando and the RHDN staff claim that the site's bandwith problems weren't caused by Brette's autoclicker thing, but due to other unrelated drama regarding RHDN and homebrews.
>Kando also claims that, while Brette did indeed redownload his hack over 30,000+ times, the patch itself was only 8 KB.

As for RomHack Plaza, I personally don't have too many issues with the site. Something I like is that, after getting verified, you wont't have to wait for the mods to approve your hacks. As >>11884304 mentioned, however, this does result in some poor hack quality control.

I think the site layout is just awful.

>>11884241
I would rather download a hack from a shady Eastern European website than join a public Discord server

>>11885015
Nobody is even suggesting you do so

>>11885032
Look at the video description

>>11885057
Oh, I get it. You're a retard who thinks this is a release trailer and that the only way to download it is through the discord.
How cute.

>>11885061
why do so many people write in a faggy way like this

>>11884241
Is this real rom hack game for the snes?

>>11885981
He's said in the past that he wants it to work on actual hardware. Whether or not that will be the case, I guess we'll find out.

>>11885093
i agree with you, it is very reddity

>>11876413
>Star Fox if it rumble pak!!!!
This is going to lead to a new mini-wave of rumble hacks for SNES games by the way.
Star Fox makes sense, what with 64, but do any other SNES games really benefit from it? I'm sure they must do but I can't think of any.

>>11885993
Replying to yourself trying to deflect because you got caught being a retard is also very reddity.

>>11885997
Fighting games, also SMW.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4zcvk1Oaqnk
top kek

>>11886036
I wonder if rumble in SMW can be an asar patch or something similar, so it can be inserted into hacks. Like fat moot /v/orld

>>11886092
>Will XF be released tomorrow?
Oh man. Ohmanohmanohman.

>>11886092
Is that the boss battle music from Plok edited at the end? Could Meta be a Plok music fan?

https://x.com/anonimzwx/status/1947471080807141764
birb

I wish flycast had frame built-in frame stepping. The retroarch core has buggy savestating, at least on linux

>>11886396
>it didn't release
>not even a new video
man...

>>11884241
So is this just Fusion on SNES? I've played some of his hacks before and they were fun, but I feel like I'm missing something here.

>>11889453
That's the basic idea, but he's expanding upon it, particularly with the plot.
You could compare it to Super Zero Mission. It's familiar to Zero Mission, but radically different where it counts.

Kino!
https://x.com/MaxwelOlinda1/status/1947799143121858799

>>11882749
>Is Game Maker that shit?
Surprisingly, no. Game Maker is very capable and you can program most anything you want in the Game Maker Language. The problem with Game Maker is that most of the official tutorials and resources are very surface level so if you want to make something truly exceptional you have to code it from the ground up yourself. Very few people are able to do this.

This (pic related) was made in 2009 with like Game Maker 8 or something.
https://files.catbox.moe/txt6ym.zip

>>11889478
Super Zero Mission
dear god that was my very first smetroid hack, together with redesign. shit blew my mind back then.

TECHNOLOGY
https://youtube.com/watch?v=XP8g2ngHftY

>>11890564
Can the N64 do sprites game like Capcom's Fighters or SOTN?

>>11890964
yes

>>11865576
https://www.romhacking.net/translations/6477/
https://gamehacking.org/game/88408
https://tcrf.net/Ape_Escape

>>11865582
https://www.virtual-boy.com/homebrew/
http://www.1morecastle.com/2013/06/homebrew-virtual-boy-games/
https://stoneagegamer.com/virtual-war-zone-virtual-boy-homebrew-retrooynx.html

looks like an smb2 level editor is in the works

>>11892354
Oh god, not those two.
Expect a splash screen with pride flags or something.

>>11892354
So he just rewrote the game to use a different system, I assume tile map of some form?
I think that's what the guy did for mario 3.

Sure, if you change something it will be different, what a concept!

where is it, meta? I am waiting...

>>11893181
I had an epiphany. The series anniversary is in two weeks, on the 6th. He might be holding out for then, just like DoctorM64 did with AM2R.
I didn't have an epiphany I just saw someone post about it on /v/ and it makes sense.

>>11893181
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nNQ_ZoIXdvE

>>11889507
Contra Hard Corp at home:

>>11887034
B stand for Ballin
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CbR-Ss_0ShE

>>11892354
YWNBAW, Ricky!