Yoshi's Island Missing Flower

[payo]

Hello, my name is Alex and... there's a missing flower in the Bigger Boo boss castle level in Yoshi's Island. It's in that room where there's 2 boos and you have to kill them so that a flower will appear? That flower never appears.

I tried it on zsnes as well as snes9x, and I tried the US rom and the euro rom (using the US rom's save file), the flower is still missing.

Can you help?

[adventure_of_link]

Are you using the latest versions of ZSNES and Snes9X?

also, what is the NSRT output of your ROMs?

[Deathlike2]

You may just be doing it wrong.

Edit:

In the area where you pick up the final red coins, there is a breakable block above one of the platforms. Break it and head left in that area to a bonus area that has the missing flower.

It's not a ZSNES bug anyways.

[payo]

Yes, you're right, there is a hidden block that you have to break.

So there was no missing flower. But it said on this wiki that the flower was there, even tho it wasn't.

[Deathlike2]

Wikis have been know to be wrong.

Doesn't anyone goto Gamefaqs for this kind of info anymore?

[Gil_Hamilton]

Man, screw GameFAQs. When I was a kid, you figured this stuff out on your own.
The internet was a desperation move, once it became available.

There's no joy of discovery anymore. People expect someone to hand the game to them on a precharted silver platter.

[Francis64]

Man, screw GameFAQs. When I was a kid, you figured this stuff out on your own.
The internet was a desperation move, once it became available.

There's no joy of discovery anymore. People expect someone to hand the game to them on a precharted silver platter.

This, and savestates remove all the fun in gaming.

[Gil_Hamilton]

Man, screw GameFAQs. When I was a kid, you figured this stuff out on your own.
The internet was a desperation move, once it became available.

There's no joy of discovery anymore. People expect someone to hand the game to them on a precharted silver platter.

This, and savestates remove all the fun in gaming.

Yeah, but save-states are flat-out cheating. May as well say "Game Genie codes."

Sidenote: I know someone who had Mario ruined forever due to abuse of Game Genie. Permanent invincibility star made their default response to enemies "ramming speed"

[Agozer]

I never use a FAQ during my initial playthrough, for reasons stated above. I may look up certain specifics from a FAQ during the second and third runs.

[Deathlike2]

Man, screw GameFAQs. When I was a kid, you figured this stuff out on your own.
The internet was a desperation move, once it became available.

There's no joy of discovery anymore. People expect someone to hand the game to them on a precharted silver platter.

This, and savestates remove all the fun in gaming.

Yeah, but save-states are flat-out cheating. May as well say "Game Genie codes."

Well, I needed some of that info for Yoshi's Island... subsequently I didn't need as much help finding all the stuff in Yoshi Island hacks and got 100s on my own. It took a little bit to understand the tricks of all the hidden stuff in the game.

Sidenote: I know someone who had Mario ruined forever due to abuse of Game Genie. Permanent invincibility star made their default response to enemies "ramming speed"

Clearly, the response of a gaming slug.

[grinvader]

real men 100% on their own

faqs are for finding an eventual better way to 100%

[Agozer]

real men 100% on their own

faqs are for finding an eventual better way to 100%

Says the man who was [by all accounts] born with game console wired to the brain.

[miner49er]

I agree - cheating on games is just the stupidist thing ever.

However, I've spent y lifetime NOT cheating on games AT ALL (okay, couple of exceptions) and now I have litteraly THOUSANDS of games that I have never completed...and never will either probably.

Perhaps, when and if I retire and I'm sitting in an old folks home, I can go through some old games and finally complete them!

[Johan_H]

Enjoy trying to beat them with the nervous system of a retired old man.