Uploaded June 2014 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Deleting a save file then creating a new save file at the blank save file affects the properties of the newly saved file in accordance with the values of the deleted save file, such as equiped sword level, health, sand tanks, Farah's AI, and the state of the room.
Basic description of what happens in the video:
1] Obtaining the final sword at the first save of the game with the "Honor and Glory" save.
2] Manipulating the treasure vault room state to skip the dagger collection and first palace fight.
3] Obtaining the final sword again and manipulating the first palace room state.
Note: some of the loading, deleting, and saving prompts have been shortened for brevity.
I don't have the time or the interest in this game to keep playing and go over all the implications of this. So I must oblige the few interested that have the GameCube version (or an emulator). I'll leave it at that.
GCN ver.
Deleting a save file then creating a new save file at the blank save file affects the properties of the newly saved file in accordance with the values of the deleted save file, such as equiped sword level, health, sand tanks, Farah's AI, and the state of the room.
Basic description of what happens in the video:
1] Obtaining the final sword at the first save of the game with the "Honor and Glory" save.
2] Manipulating the treasure vault room state to skip the dagger collection and first palace fight.
3] Obtaining the final sword again and manipulating the first palace room state.
Note: some of the loading, deleting, and saving prompts have been shortened for brevity.
I don't have the time or the interest in this game to keep playing and go over all the implications of this. So I must oblige the few interested that have the GameCube version (or an emulator). I'll leave it at that.
GCN ver.










