Can I alter the Sparking! METEOR in-game soundtrack?

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Can I alter the Sparking! METEOR in-game soundtrack?

Post by Li'l Lemmy » Mon Jun 15, 2009 2:22 pm

So while I'm cruisin' YouTube for Raging Blast stuff, I inadvertently come across videos for Sparking! METEOR that show off uploading custom music tracks to the game.

Videos like this one and this one.

My friends and I still get together to play the game almost daily, so it'd be great to surprise them with new battle music. The problem is that any tutorials I can find regarding this process tend to be in languages that I can't understand. Can anyone shed some light on how a person can go about doing this?


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Post by bkev » Mon Jun 15, 2009 2:27 pm

It's a pirated version, I think. I found a torrent of it once, but without swapmagic it's useless.
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Post by Li'l Lemmy » Mon Jun 15, 2009 2:30 pm

I can't make out much from the tutorials, but at least one of them offers a pack of custom music and instructions on how to get them onto the game.

Damn the language barrier.


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