What emulators are we allowed to use for runs, anyway? Epsxe is absolute shit and I can barely even get it to record/stream properly at all with OBS so...what exactly is acceptable? Xebra? Something else?

I simply say this because there is no actual list here and nothing seems to be mentioned other than mentions of EPSXE 1.8 and earlier.

http://www.mediafire.com/file/6stly9sf85uq65y/Troll-Gi-Oh%21+Forbidden+Memeries.rar

Changes - Atk and defence of all monsters set to 0 Guardian stars all set to sun Attributes all set to light Levels all set to 0 Types all set to Fairy card codes changed to their number (e.g. 00000123 for card 123 - Dark Plant) All cards set to cost 999999 star chips Equips made completely useless!

Have fun. Yep.

If I was to do an Any% NG+ run with the pocketstaion, are dupes allowed? I mean, can we say, get a normally unobtainable card from the Pocketstation and then dupe it then start an NG+ run with duped, otherwise unobtainable cards? Or would we be limited to 1 of each duped card as would be normally obtainable with one Pocketstation?

EDIT: These are on the PAL version because Australian. Done on the ePSXe emulator.

In case you ever want to actually see exactly what your in-duel stats are with a memory viewer or something while dueling I guess?

Here is what I found:

800EAE59 - number of turns played 800EAE5A - own effective attacks 800EAE5B - own defensive wins 800EAE5C - own facedown plays 800EAE5D - own number of pure magic cards played 800EAE5E - number of own traps that opponent triggered 800EAE60 - own number of combo plays 800EAE61 - own number of initiated fusions 800EAE62 - own equip magic used 800EAE63 - own number of field changes (field cards such as Umi or mountain) 800EAE64 - own card destruction 800EAE65 - own defensive losses 800EAE66 and 800EAE67 - own average atk factor (small and large byte respectively) 800EAE68 and 800EAE69 - own average def factor (small and large byte respectively) 800EAE6A and 800EAE6B - own displayed LP (for LP changes) (small and large byte respectively) 800EAE6C and 800EAE6D - own actual LP (small and large byte respectively) 800EAE6D through 800EAE6E are unknown 800EAE70 - own number of cards used 800EAE71 throughh 800EAE79 are unknown 800EAE7A - opponent effective attacks 800EAE7B - opponent defensive wins 800EAE7C - opponent face down plays 800EAE7D - opponent number of pure magic cards played 800EAE7E - number of opponent's traps you triggered 800EAE7F - opponent combo plays 800EAE80 - opponent number of initiatied fusions 800EAE81 - opponent equip magic used 800EAE82 - opponent number of field changes (field cards such as Umi or mountain) 800EAE83 - opponent card destruction 800EAE84 - opponent defensive losses 800EAE85 and 800EAE86 - opponent average atk factor (small and large byte respectively) 800EAE87 and 800EAE88 - opponent average def factor (small and large byte respectively) 800EAE89 is unknown - possibly something to do with the opponent AI you are facing since there's no value here in the player stats 800EAE8A and 800EAE8B - opponent's displayed LP (for LP changes) (small and large byte respectively) 800EAE8C and 800EAE8D - opponent's actual LP (small and large byte respectively)

Or just the important set:

800EAE59 - number of turns played 800EAE5A - own effective attacks 800EAE5B - own defensive wins 800EAE5C - own facedown plays 800EAE5D - own number of pure magic cards played 800EAE5E - number of own traps that opponent triggered 800EAE60 - own number of combo plays (NOT the number of fusions initiated) 800EAE62 - own equip magic used 800EAE6C and 800EAE6D - own actual LP (small and large byte respectively) 800EAE70 - own number of cards used