I'm pretty new to c/c++, but I understang the general gyst of programming...and I have been a huge fan of Perfect Dark, and got to thinking about some modifications, and I have no Idea where to start...first off how do I decompile it?...I have Microsoft Visual Studio 6.0, and am somewhat familiar with it. Please any pointers are greatly appreciated...
Game Decompilations...?
- Thread starter Zohn
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lmao, you really don't understand anything about this topic, do you?
First off, decompiling (or reverse engineering, or in other words, attaining a source of a game without proper permission) it ILLEGAL.
Second, console games are NOT the same as computer games, so I don't think it'll work that well in your msvc++ 6.0. Although the are pretty much compiled on computers and put in the cartridge, you don't have a compiler for that.
Thirdly, if you want to do anything such as this, you need to learn rom hacking. But making such modifications can be very hard. Not to mention that, once again, if you try to release such a thing (or even if you keep it to yourself) it's ILLEGAL.
You get it?
First off, decompiling (or reverse engineering, or in other words, attaining a source of a game without proper permission) it ILLEGAL.
Second, console games are NOT the same as computer games, so I don't think it'll work that well in your msvc++ 6.0. Although the are pretty much compiled on computers and put in the cartridge, you don't have a compiler for that.
Thirdly, if you want to do anything such as this, you need to learn rom hacking. But making such modifications can be very hard. Not to mention that, once again, if you try to release such a thing (or even if you keep it to yourself) it's ILLEGAL.
You get it?- Thread Starter
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Erm...i know what decompiling is and your right...i never decompiled anything thats why i asked, and its not illegal to take anything apart as long as its not redistributed...but copyright means you have the right to do whatever u want to with that product as long as you do not redistribute...