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Is there a ROM version of the latest Astroboy GBA Game? If there is any, please refer me to the site where it can be downloaded.
I'm really determined to find one and if you want to know how I am feeling right now because I can't get any, just look ot the image at my signature....

Check on Anapan's FTP server, it should be in the games section:
http://www.astroboy-online.com/forums/inde...ST&f=1&t=79&hl=

Thanks for the link but I couldn't download Files from FTP servers since I'm not using a DSL connection. Do you know any site from which I can download an Astroboy: Omega Factor ROM

FTP protocol doesn't need DSL connection to my knowledge...
However if you do have a problem somewhere, I can allow you to download it via HTTP. I know it will work because you need HTTP protocol to use this site
Let me know if this really doesn't work.

I can't really download it thru the FTP the download doesn't seem to progress

I suspect your provider put you behind a NAT. I have already seen that, and that usually means troubles for FTP.
Here is the link:
<link closed> (8Mb)
Be patient, it can take easily up to 30 minutes B)

edited 15/7/2004
Go to the following discussion to get a ROM with many languages including English and Japanese:
http://www.astroboy-online.com/forums/inde...ct=ST&f=1&t=655

I can't wait for this game..I like how the enemies bounce off of each other. Its hilarious.

Yes
I use this technique to bump the enemies on one side while I take care personnally of the ones of the other side

What is the meaning of NAT? is there anyway I can get rid of it so I will be able to download from FTPs. Sorry I'm not a computer genius to know know so much words.

Sorry, but I'm afraid you can't get rid of that thing It entirely depends on the Internet provider. All you can do is asking your provider. However don't assume they are using a NAT, I am just guessing. I see it as highly probable, but not certain.
Without entering in the details, the NAT is used to hide your computer from the Internet while allowing to access the Internet anyway. The trade off is that some protocoles, like FTP for example, can't go through it flawlessly. Settings are needed and are not always trivial according to different clients. For a dedicated FTP client like WS FTP, I think there is only something to check somewhere. For a browser, I don't even know whether there is an option somewhere. I never found any, but there may have one somewhere I didn't look. If you want to have an extensive search, just know that the modes are called active and passive. If you find the option, just switch from one to the other