I think 1ce...er..Gitaroo encountered the same problem with his Garbage entry "Don't Move"

Basically, when you try to load up Monster Football's scenario, an error appears that tells you that the scenario isn't found. I loaded it just fine on Test Play but not in Game. I have no clue why this has happened and I have no idea how to fix it. If you can help, it's appreciated.

This game is cursed due to the fact that I uploaded MF as an N64 file but the save is gone. Than I remake it and try to release a demo only to find a problem that seems unfixable. Because of this and the lack of amount of download, I have totally stopped trying to finish it because it seems my attempt at making it will just result in failure.

What do you mean you uploaded it as an N64 file?

The details are very scarce but anyway I uploaded Monster Football and it turned out to be N64 file instead of GME which is the PS1 format to play the game. This is the old game. The demo for MF that's been recently uploaded is experiencing a Scenario problem.

wow, im not sure i guess its pooched. the file is either corrupted, wrongly formatted, named wrong, or has a memory card error. test is interesting, it is very different from "game." you can do things in test that you cannot do with game mode.

I don't understand what could have caused this.

Answer this:

1. What type of memory cards did you use with your Dexdrive?

2. What does your Dexdrive look like?

3. Did you create a new .GME in the Dexplorer and then back up your save to that new one?

It's just that, without it in front of me, I have a hard time of it.

are you using the N64 version of the dex drive software?

because while that can read GMEs and put them on a PS1 memory card, it cannot save in the GME format. it saves everything as .n64

Strange little problem huh?

Tell us everything about the problem, mentioning what you do before putting in the card to the dexdrive.

It needs to look like mine:



Which is on the site, as well.

By the way, I put in Monster Football today and got the same thing.

Here's something I thought of:

Is the name of your scenario file the exact name that it's looking for?

Also, not having a password on your game would likely allow people to play it through playtest, at least.

Kinda too lazy to check...