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@@ -8,22 +8,26 @@ Currently, only the US 1.0 version of the game is supported. US 1.1, EU 1.0, EU
 
 ## Dependencies
 
+* `libcapstone-dev`
+* `libssl-dev`
 * `gcc`
 * `make`
-* `python3 (latest version)`
-* `binutils-mips`
-* `libssl-dev`
+* `python3`
+* `wget`
 
-### Debian / Ubuntu
+`sudo apt install build-essential pkg-config git python3 libssl-dev wget libcapstone-dev`
 
-`sudo apt install build-essential pkg-config git binutils-mips-linux-gnu python3 libssl-dev wget`
+### binutils
+
+You are not required to install a binutils package, but it does speed up the initial setup if you do have it installed.
+
+* Ubuntu/Debian (x86): `sudo apt install binutils-mips-linux-gnu`
 
 ## Setup / Building
 1. Install the dependencies
 2. Place the ROM file within the `baseroms` directory.  
-    **a.** Any DKR ROM should work as long as it is US 1.0.  
-    **b.** The name of the ROM file does not matter, but it must end with one of these extensions: `.z64`, `.v64`, `.n64`, or `.rom`. It will be detected automatically from an md5 checksum.  
-    **c.** If you use a byte-swapped or little-endian ROM, then it will automatically be converted to a big-endian (.z64) ROM file.  
+    **a.** The name of the ROM file does not matter, but it must end with one of these extensions: `.z64`, `.v64`, `.n64`, or `.rom`. It will be detected automatically from an md5 checksum.  
+    **b.** If you use a byte-swapped or little-endian ROM, then it will automatically be converted to a big-endian (.z64) ROM file.  
 3. Run `make` in the main directory.  
     **a.** Use the `-jN` argument to use `N` number of threads to speed up building. For example, if you have a system with 4 cores / 4 threads, you should do `make -j4`.