amiibo Touch & Play contains playable demos of several NES and SNES titles, unlocked by scanning an amiibo. The software contains the full ROMs for the respective games, and they can be extracted. I first found out about this on GBATemp, the thread also has the instructions on how to get the ROMs. You need a dump of amiibo Touch & Play, a hex editor and an extraction tool capable of handling .szs files.
The software contains the following titles:
WUP-F4AE Wrecking Crew
WUP-FA8E Metroid
WUP-FA9E Super Mario Bros. 2: The Lost Levels
WUP-FAAE Super Mario Bros.
WUP-FABE Super Mario Bros. 3
WUP-FACE Ice Climber
WUP-FADE Kirby's Adventure
WUP-FAEE Mario Bros.
WUP-FAFE Donkey Kong
WUP-FAGE Excitebike
WUP-FAHE Super Mario Bros. 2
WUP-FAJE Balloon Fight
WUP-FAKE Punch-Out!!
WUP-FAME Yoshi
WUP-FAWE Donkey Kong Junior
WUP-FB5E Dr. Mario
WUP-FBAE The Legend of Zelda
WUP-FBBE Kid Icarus
WUP-FBCE Zelda II: The Adventure of Link
WUP-FBNE Pinball
WUP-FBQE Clu Clu Land
WUP-FBVE Wario's Woods
WUP-FCQE Mach Rider
WUP-JAAE Super Mario World
WUP-JADE The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past
WUP-JAEE Kirby Super Star
WUP-JAJE Super Metroid
WUP-JAKE Super Mario Kart
WUP-JANE Kirby's Dream Land 3
WUP-JARE F-Zero
WUP-JASE Kirby's Dream Course
WUP-JDDE Super Mario All-Stars
The extraction method as described in the GBATemp thread works fine for the NES games. Super Mario Bros. 2: The Lost Levels has the Famicom Disk System BIOS in there, starting at 00010000. The BIOS seems to be different from the one found on the NES Mini. There are also several redundant 00 00 values in the game segment of the file, removing those and the BIOS will result in a match for the ROM extracted from the VC version of the Lost Levels.
Most of the SNES games either won't boot at all or with bad audio. From what I can tell, the files seem to be split into game data and PCM audio, similar to SNES VC titles. Maybe they can be extracted and merged, resulting in playable ROMs?
However, Super Mario All-Stars works fine, since it doesn't seem to use PCM audio. I don't think it was meant to be accessible through amiibo Touch & Play, since it wasn't advertised and Super Mario All-Stars wasn't released on VC either.
amiibo Touch & Play contains playable demos of several NES and SNES titles, unlocked by scanning an amiibo. The software contains the full ROMs for the respective games, and they can be extracted. I first found out about this on GBATemp, the thread also has the instructions on how to get the ROMs. You need a dump of amiibo Touch & Play, a hex editor and an extraction tool capable of handling
.szsfiles.The software contains the following titles:
The extraction method as described in the GBATemp thread works fine for the NES games. Super Mario Bros. 2: The Lost Levels has the Famicom Disk System BIOS in there, starting at 00010000. The BIOS seems to be different from the one found on the NES Mini. There are also several redundant
00 00values in the game segment of the file, removing those and the BIOS will result in a match for the ROM extracted from the VC version of the Lost Levels.Most of the SNES games either won't boot at all or with bad audio. From what I can tell, the files seem to be split into game data and PCM audio, similar to SNES VC titles. Maybe they can be extracted and merged, resulting in playable ROMs?
However, Super Mario All-Stars works fine, since it doesn't seem to use PCM audio. I don't think it was meant to be accessible through amiibo Touch & Play, since it wasn't advertised and Super Mario All-Stars wasn't released on VC either.