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You should probably either take down the stripper restoration patch from wherever you have this located or remove that hack from the font patch when you officially release it.
The capital 'R' in the 8x8 font is missing a pixel. It's like this in FFVA and I think FFVIA too. From the bottom right, it's three pixels to the left horizontally and one pixel up vertically. That's where it's missing.



The other significant problem to playing backed-up N64 games is the save chip. There are five different types of data saving in N64 games: EEPROM (512 bytes), 4X EEPROM (2Kbytes), SRAM (32Kbytes), FlashRAM (128Kbytes), and the Controller Pak (256Kbytes). The Controller Pak plugs into the N64 controller, and is the easiest to deal with. All of the other chips are built into individual game cartridges, and thus require specific support to be handled by a backup unit.


