March 7th, 2010 | MOTHER 1, Uncommon Knowledge, Videos
As you may remember, an EarthBound Zero prototype cart was put on eBay last month and was won buy our own fellow fan Roo for $1100. Roo is also an avid researcher and video-making guy, so naturally he made a detailed video about the prototype and information about all the EB0 prototypes. It’s interesting stuff, check it out!
For $1100, I would’ve hoped the prototype could also clean your house and make breakfast and stuff. Also: cat boxes are not good storage places for rare games
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25 Comments to Hands On with the EB0 Prototype
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| Mato said on Mar. 7, 2010 |
Assuming that cart dumps come out the same, it’d be trivial to find any differences between a dump of this and the original dump just by comparing the files and seeing where any different bytes are. And since the game’s internal coding and data has been mapped out pretty well, it’d probably be easy to tell what those different bytes do.
HOLY MOTHER OF CRAP THAT IS……..COOL. Rope snake:what duster said oh by the way….have a good new year. Duster: 1TH reply SUCK IT!
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| Roo said on Mar. 7, 2010 |
Thanks guys,
And Mato, that makes so much sense I don’t know why it never occurred to me. Probably because I’ve never been elbows deep into the actual code of a video game before. How did you get so much experience in such matters?
Fantastic to have such a thoughtful owner of one of the prototypes. This is the first owner to make a video and openly make the resource available, in a sense.
Finally. I’ve wanted to see someone post something about these carts for a while. Thanks Roo.
I praise you Roo! THANK YOU FOR REVIEWING THE GLORIOUS EB0 CART! You are now on my hero list
Thanks a ton for that video, Roo, it was really comprehensive! It’s good to see one of the protos finally in the hands of an EarthBound fan.
I loved watching your video Roo(as always). it’s like educational school. and at the same time. like an XXX rated film for earthbound fans. ooooooh… yeah take it off. show me the chips. mmmmm yeah…. maybe it’s just me? thanks. thank you so much
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| Demi said on Mar. 7, 2010 |
Great videos Roo! Watching this really took me back. I’ve started to contact some of my old sources to see if one of us can get this thing dumped for you. As I remember it, it was tricky to get this thing dumped the first time, but hopefully we’ve learned from our experiences.
r u telling me that an EBzero prototype was in my home state of Indiana?!!
HAPPYYYYYYYYY YEAH!!!!
Indiana….SWEET!!!
I’m living in the state where one of the EB proto is.
Thank you Roo for the videos! Nice to see the game went to a wonderful home. Hope you make every time you play the game a memorable experience. And if you feel someone peering through your window while you play it, don’t worry. …just a bird. Hee hee…kidding! Thank you again for the videos!
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| LakituAl said on Mar. 7, 2010 |
Awesome! You have the prototype AND an NES that does not flash! Just thinking about it tickles… >w<
*Puts Roo on a epic peoplez list* Sweet! I’ve wondered what an EBO proto looked like from the inside!
this guy needs to learn how to get to the point. WE DON’T NEED YOUR LOGIC MILES EDGEWORTH!!!
p.s. mato do you if m2 is translated on m1+2 can you have like an earthbound version where it has the censored stuff,
Ah, amazing stuff! now if only we could get our hands on the fifth cartridge inside NOA.
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| mitch said on Mar. 7, 2010 |
Wow! Glad to see that my sleuthing contributed to the lore of these in some capacity.
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| Roo said on Mar. 7, 2010 |
Wow, thanks Demi. That’d be great if we could figure out a way to make that work. And also thanks for dumping and debugging the code in the first place, since if you never did that, we probably still wouldn’t be able to play EB0 in English!
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| shibaru said on Mar. 7, 2010 |
Right when I heard “Let’s play” in the video I was like CHUGGACONROY and then I heard “Chuggaconroy” in the video and was like OMG ECHO
That was a LOT of information O.o
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| Joshua Johnson said on Mar. 9, 2010 |
wow, I thought a video with an actual prototype cart would never see the light of day..
I am so jelious of you. but then again, that is a 11 hundred dollars just for an nes game… so, it’s like half and half. it’s worht it, but at the same time, not worth it.
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Wow, how informative! I’ve always wondered what all the pieces on the circuit board were. =) And GOLLY I’d love it if someone could help him dump the data… I have no idea how to do that sort of thing, but it would be super-fun to have a Lets Play of it! Excellent job, Roo!