The size will be significantly larger given that the tracks are all several times longer.

Still works with the existing MSU hack too, as long as the pcm files have the same names. It's largely automated and only requires a few clicks and a few minutes. You can fix this yourself by converting the original unabbreviated PC tracks using the wav2msu and Audacity programs. The same is true of the other tracks too. But the MSU-1 PCM cuts it down to only the first minute and then loops part of that minute over and over again. For example, the PC track for Mojo Mansion is 3 minutes long.

Just a FYI, the tracks used in the MSU hack for Maui Mallard are not the full PC tracks. They post both the patch and links to the PCM tracks, which i think is frowned upon here, since i have seen some of them taken down in the past.īTW, i would love Maui Mallard to receive an improved scrolling hack kinda like the one made for Secret of Evermore, the scroll in this game is way too violent.

Most of the MSU-1 creators (and the most prolific ones too) tend to post them only on Zeldix, which has a big dedicated section for MSU-1 hacks. I know that the obvious reason that these aren't on this site is probably because no one bothered to submit them, but before I went through the trouble of doing so, I thought I would ask if there might be some other good reason they never made an appearance here? It appears to mostly be the work of one PepilloPEV, and there are also hacks for R-Type III, Captain Commando, and Sunset Riders.īut the thing is, these apparently came out. So, I was watching the DuckTales finale (sigh) and Googling Maui Mallard (which might have been referenced) and discovered that yes, someone has apparently done an MSU-1 hack of the game, thus bringing Acadamy-Award winning composer Michael Giacchino's redbook audio score to the SNES.

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