So if you're playing 'ff6t.smc', then your save file is in a folder marked 'Saves' and is probably called 'ff6t.sav'.

Usually, it's the same name as the ROM's name, except with '.sav' at the end. It's kind of like swapping memory cards in real life, but it just involves renaming your save file on the computer/MiSTer instead.Ĭlose your emulator, then find your FF6 T-Edition save file on your computer/MiSTer.

Next, save your game at the save spot in the room.

Once you've done this, go to the 'Developer's Room' in Narshe's Beginner's House, then go to the 'Mog House' room. The bonus EX patch requires the player to defeat Ultima in the main FF6 T-Edition patch. Noting, patching the first two patches must be done to a 1.0 version of the Japanese ROM, and must have a CRC of: 45EF5AC8 This new Costume system replaces the original games magicite stat leveling.Īpply the first two patches to a Japanese Final Fantasy VI Super Famicom ROM, and then apply both of the additional patches (Music & Costume) to the patched ROMs. The Costume Fix updates the stat upgrades when equipping the various costumes you will find. Think of the EX patch as a super-difficult post-game DLC for the main patch, and the other patches refine the game further. * Final Fantasy VI T-Edition EX A3R11.ips If this is a concern, then I recommend using the Music Fix Patch in this postįirst, note there are two main patches to download and two additional patches to update things for the MiSTer: For this reason, some music tracks might sound strange/glitchy on actual hardware and on modern, accuracy-based FPGA systems.

This Japanese ROM hack was developed many years ago using older tools and emulators.

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