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Boxxle: Warehouse Evening of Tears
Patch 1.0
Release Date: 9/29/2001
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Original Title: Namida no Soukoban

Thanks to:

Tomato and Tetsu - for translating a few phrases.

Contents of package:
 boxxle.ips	: Japanese to English patch.
 boxxle.txt	: This document

Emu status:
 Any emu supporting the FDS BIOS ROM should accept this.

What's done:
 Everything

What's left:
 Can't figure out how to remove the one tile above the title. Not sure how it's there. And, the ribbon from the original title has to stay, I guess.
How to play:

 Press START at title.
 Game Mode: Try for high score.
 Puzzle Mode: Play any round.
 Edit Mode: Make a puzzle.

 In Game/Puzzle, enter your name (though I don't know of an emu that saves).
 Next, in puzzle game, choose a level (U/D incrase/decrease choose. Press <-/-> to scroll faster.

 Push the boxes so they cover all the dots. Press B (in Game) to select between power-ups. Press A to confirm. Press START if you give up. Then follow the directions. Give up too many times, and you lose.

 Get a high score by solving the puzzle in as few moves as possible.

 Edit Game
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  Choose edit game, then switch to "side B" of the ROM (see your emu for instructions on changing sides).
  Choose "Make Warehouse" to create a level.
  Choose "Play Warehouse" to play a level.

  Make Warehouse:
  Press A to insert objects, B to choose objects. Press START to play the level, or SELECT to go back to the menu screen.

 Patching the game:
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 Find IPSWin (search for it)
 Find the game ROM and FDS BIOS ROM (I WILL NOT SUPPLY EITHER!!!)
 Open IPSWin.
 Choose the game ROM in the first box.
 Choose the patch in the second box.
 Click Patch!
 Enjoy!

 Copyrights:
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 Original Game:
  (c)1983, 1984, 1986 Thinking Rabbit
  FDS port (c) 1984, 1986 Ascii Corporation.
 English translation patch:
  (c)2001 KingMike

Do not distribute with the ROM, and do not pre-patch the ROM, then distribute. That's bad.