I ran the script, and this is what was outputted:

I haven’t thoroughly tested how all the mini games work etc, so do post your findings. Anyway, menus and trainers aside, the game will run. I think I was using Project 64 back then.

This is something I remember happening years ago when trying to emulate it on a PC. Pokémon stadium (2) has some texture problems where menu items, and trainee faces appear as garbled text kind of like MissingNo. Re: pokemon stadium in particular, I’m guessing you’re using the western release, which is actually the Japanese Pokemon stadium 2. So definitely try doing it all manually first.

Of course, this will unfortunately mean wiping everything. This custom image is the bridge to get the best of both worlds. The official DEOT image is much older, and behind the official 0.5 image. You don’t need the DEOT edition Gameshell to use this. This is the same as the official 0.5 image, just with a lot of updates, and quality of experience optimisations. Similar to my previous DEOT custom build based on 0.4, I have put together a new image, based on the ClockWork OS 0.5. V2.0+/Clockwork OS v0.5 image - With customised DEOT interface, Kernel 5.7, Optional 1400MHz OC, Debian 10 Buster, Retroarch 1.9.0, Mupen64+ plus more! (Current build: 200903) Firmware and Apps

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