Interior sprites are not kept track of anywhere close to as extensively by comparison. In order to put the game into the same state between play sessions, it had to save every single one of those exterior sprite RAM addresses. Why? Because this game keeps track of the state of every single sprite that’s located outdoors.
The SRAM needs to be 64 KB minimum for just 1 save file and 128 KB to have the standard 3 save files. Turns out, don’t blame the developers for not implementing a save feature, because this game has a lot of stuff to save. Just because there is a workaround to the problem doesn’t mean the problem doesn’t exist. Obviously, it doesn’t matter as much nowadays with the advent of savestates, but that doesn’t excuse it. Joking aside, the lack of a save feature is one of JP’s biggest flaws.
All that was needed was guessing the magic word! Hacked into the park’s systems to bring forth a save feature.
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