/vr/ - Retro Games

How does one get into romhacking? I was recently watching some Weaponlord videos, and I thought it might be fun to attempt a rebalance.

Is there like, a list of essential Super Metroid hacks? If not, what do you guys recommend for my first?

Bump

>>674610

There really aren't too many good
Super Metroid Hacks, but my top-3 would have to be:

Super Metroid Redesign
Metroid Super Zero Mission
Super Metroid Z-Factor

>>674678

Also, a bit of useful information, Metroid Redesign and Super Zero Mission both have portions of Norfair you have to rush through without the Varia suit. SZM is easy but Redesign will take you a couple of tries. There's a couple of monster spawners in both games where you can farm health in the sections.

>>674692
The "Hell's run" in Redesign also requires you to have found at least three Energy Tanks first, or it is impossible. You can't reach the first monster spawner without it.
It's a good fun challenge but the third energy tank you need is deviously hidden.

>>674705
Really, the hell run is the only "hard" part about it.
Also, getting out of Norfair takes some time.

Posting the Mega just because:
https://mega.co.nz/#F!R8RCnZZY!Zxyqoynu9GVWIwFHCISK2Q!og53jJJL

>>674720
I just wish they hadn't gone with having to find the 12 Chozo statues, they are not in straight-forward places that allow for optimal route planning.

I started the romhack section in the NES section of /v/'s recommended wiki. You guys should update it there isn't much there, it doesn't take long to make an account.

http://vsrecommendedgames.wikia.com/wiki/NES#ROM_Hacks

I tried Redesign a year back and enjoyed it until I got stuck in Red Brinstar. I just have no idea what to do. All I have is the Charge Beam, Morphing Ball, and Bomb.

>>675551

There's a watery part of Red Brinstar with the snake things, you have to jump across those platforms to reach Kraid.

>>676935
I already beat Kraid. The save room just to the "east" of Kraid's boss room has a suspicious crack on one of the pipes but I can't figure anything out beyond that.

>>675551
Redesign pissed me off so much. Why can't someone make a sort of 'redone' version of a classic game without making it damn near impossible, and utterly directionless, like SM:Redesign and Zelda: Parallel Worlds?

>>675551

I have not played that version, what are those green ball things up top by the weapons?

>>677059

number of times you can use morph ball bombs in quick succession, like in the prime series

>>677042
>Redesign pissed me off so much. Why can't someone make a sort of 'redone' version of a classic game without making it damn near impossible, and utterly directionless, like SM:Redesign and Zelda: Parallel Worlds?
I disagree entirely, I beat it with 97% items with basically no spoilers or map help. To me it was a very well rounded experience, not every hack that's hard it poorly made or unfair (see: most hacks) nor is every hack made for every demographic. The hack is clearly meant for experienced and skilled Metroid/platformer players.

>>677071
>>677059
Along with the new physics, it makes infinite bomb jumping take quite a lot of skill which is a great balance decision.

>>677131
>hard it poorly made
is poorly made*

>>677042
What about the SquareEnix-killed Team Zeality and their Prophets Guile and Crimson Echoes CT hacks? Full final build of CE escaped the cease and desist.

Super Metroid Redesign blows but only because the forced diagonal up aiming makes it stupid.

>>677248
What what?

We're not letting this die already..

>>674737
There any hacks people want to see in the mega folder? From the other thread I have "Super Zero Mission" and "Control Freak" for Super Metroid written down.

>>678528

I believe you should add Sonic Classic Heroes.

It's good.

>>678528
Many Mega Man hacks not there yet.
There's a lot to take from romhacking.net and from here http://rockman2ips.tripod.com/index_en.html

what games could be redone in an interesting way? the same franchises keep popping up on this board, i don't mind too much but there is a lot of games with good ideas that could be reactivated in a fun way.

and regarding a popular one, Mega Man X , wouldn't it be nice if fanboys would try to gather around a project and do what they think capcom fails to do: a massive reboot of the series , making a massive game that recaps the 11 games but with a tight coherent script , best abilities and moves picked here and there, best bosses etc . to recap 11 games seems like it would make an immense game but there is a lot of fluff and useless stuff in there, it could be possible to make a lean mean edit of it all.

>>679664
I'm still waiting for that fucking amazing Mega Man X: Corrupted game to get finished and released by the guy making it (who refuses to release a demo). It's everything Capcom should have already given to us.

>>674602
http://www.romhacking.net/documents/

What are the best NES Megaman hacks? Especially for Megaman 4

>>680729
Rockman Plus Infinity

>>680729
Minus Infinity is the best by far

check out Gadget Master and Maverick Revenge as well for something that sticks more to the original game

>>681047
>>680760
ack, sorry, yeah I meant the Minus Infinity one.

>>680760
>>681047
+/- ∞

>>681460
I never did figure out where Rush was, so he died in a horrible explosion.

bumpin, these threads are awesome

Hello /vr/, long time no see.
This might be my biggest contribution here ever, so show me some love.

I just invested a couple of hours to include every single hack listed here http://rockman2ips.tripod.com/index_en.html to my own Mega Man hack collection. Took a couple of hours, and the collection now is huge.
I kept some of the games I had from before, but deleted a couple that were only ugly graphic edits, so what you have now is 100+ perfectly playable (however ugly some might be) Mega Man romhacks. All tested in Netopia (up to the title screen, of course I haven't played them all yet )

They're sorted in folders by the original rom I applied the patch to (there were a couple of games for the american rom that turned out to be in japanese. Weird) ... so, sorry for the people using the tidy name convention of the Mega folder, I didn't keep track of author's names, release dates, versions, etc. I just sorted this out in a way that's comfortable for me to actually play, not just archiving (and since I put these roms everywhere, including old console emulators, I can't have huge filenames)

Whatever weirdness you find, like, different versions of a single game that don't specify exactly what the difference is... well, it most likely was something I couldn't figure out from the japanese zip files. Maybe we can't work on that together?

Here it is, enjoy!
http://www.mediafire.com/?3fhlkzdr9r5lhav

(Now, if someone would do something similar to this with the few complete Super Metroid romhacks, that'd be swell)

>>684321
thank you based ac

>>684321
Ah thanks for this, it'll save me time on going about patching all of them up for the Mega folder!

Also, if that's not enough, here's a few things you should check:

* MORE HACKS

A bunch of ips listed with no description whatsoever, so yeah, have fun trying to sort that out
>www.geocities.jp/takahidechikorin/kaizourockman.html


* MORE HACKS (AUTISM EDITION)

Some kind of Rockman hacks database. From the same website I took the big list from, but instead, this here includes incomplete romhacks, so it's ridioulosly huge, an there's no way to tell which ones are worth it.
>rockman2ips.tripod.com/hacklist.html


* MEGA MAN EDITORS

Editors for each NES game! From "rock5easily", the guy/guys/being that brought you Rockman 3/4/5 Endless!
>www.romhacking.net/community/1074/


* ROCK5EASILY BLOG (URL??)

I can't find it anymore, but rock5easly's blog had a HUGE list of simple but interesting patchs for little things like, replacing Shadow Blade for Metal Blade in Mega Man 3, or allowing directional shoting with the buster in Mega Man 2, or replacing the buster with some sort of Wave Beam from Metroid. I have a few of those laying around, but I can't find the website on my bookmarks anymore... gotta google more.

This thread's moving slow, but bumping to help keep it alive.

So, do we have, like, a pastebin or whatever for the "recommended" hack pics I keep seeing?

Do we have our own wiki?
Is it on /v/'s wiki?
Can /vr/ make a section on the /v/ wiki?

>>674602
Unless you want to do a simple graphical hack, it wholly depends on the game you want to play. Some games like SMW have extremely developed hacking communities and countless tools at your disposal.

My all time favourite hack is Super Metroid Cliffhanger.
It's a real bitch, but very rewarding to finish.

>>680668
>>674737
>>674762
Great job, guys!
Let's keep uploading more hacked roms. Also if possible, please add improvement hacks to preexisting hacked roms like Earthbound New Controls, Mother 2 uncensored, and Super Metroid Control Freak. And if such hacks don't seem to work, then simply take it off.

>>686252
Here's a bunch of good Streets of Rage hacks:
http://soronline.net/sor3_downloads.htm
http://soronline.net/sor2_downloads.htm

>>685875
I hear Ice Metal is supposed to be really good. Has a lot of new art assets.
Can someone upload this and all the other aformentioned stuff?

are all romhacks crashy and buggy and terrible or are there ones that are legitimately good and replace the levels into other equally high quality ones?

>>686353
in short, yes

>>686353
>Stereotyping
No. The best ones make you think that they're legitimate games. It's just that installing romhacks can be agonizing.

>>681047
>>680760

Thanks.

Is Megaman Forever any good?

>>684463
No Rockman Reshuffle

I actually much prefer game hacks that add much needed features to a game, rather than ones that simply change stage layouts and sprites around and call it a new game.

Like a proper save system for those old NES password games.

>>686741

In-game maps are useful too.

>>686752
That's great, but I own a legal pad and a pencil.

>>686772

While there's nothing wrong with that (I admit, making your own maps can be pretty fun), I'm playing this hack on my DS and I don't feel the need to bring paper and pencil everywhere I go: whether if it's just to the couch in the living room, outside on the patio on a windy day, or to work during lunch hour.

But that's just me.

>>686787
Use a notepad.

>No Donner Party

Every day until you like it.

http://www.i-mockery.com/romhacks/donner-party/

http://badderhacksnet.ipage.com/badderhacks/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=266:donner-party&catid=5:nes&Itemid=1

>>686791
>Using a notepad
>2013

Hilarious.

>>686623
>>686619

Yeah, I couldn't find Rockman Shuffle. I'm still looking for that and Mega Man Forever Demo 3

If you have it, upload it!

>>686803
>plays retro games
>laughs when a guy suggests using a notepad
>on a retro board

>>686328
Found a page about it.
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=523143

Tried Robotnik's Revenge.
I remember why I hate labyrinth zone.

>>686843
I've tried looking for Reshuffled, but Google is hopeless, since searching for it just leads you to those videos, and everything else just tells you that it became Unprecedented. Apparently 'Ririka Starlight' has the hack, but I can't find a way to contact them at all.

Aw, sweet. I've always wanted to participate in one of these threads. Here are a few of the romhacks I've played so far.

>Super Mario RPG: Revolution

Fantastic romhack of Mario RPG, as it brings difficulty, new enemies, new items, new weapons, and even new boss strategies. It's mind-blowing how they turned this game upside down and made it a new experience. "A" quality work. My one downside is that it's a little too hard in some areas, including a certain bonus boss that's glitched to be unbeatable no matter how high your level is.

>Super Metroid: Redesign

I loved the original Metroid, but this romhack was ass. Game was too difficult, to the point where you had to use glitches, savestates, tool assistance, and in general you had to scan every single piece of the overworld to find hidden blocks. The backtracking was atrocious, the rooms repeated too much, the level design was sloppy, and really, I didn't find much joy in it other than the kickass escape sequence which did take me for a surprise.

>>687724
How different an experience is it?!

hEY LETS START A MEME. "I HERD YOU LEIK CHARMANDER" lolololo that wold wicked awesome

>>687724

I'm glad I'm not the only one who didn't care for Super Metroid: Redesign. That hack seems to get recommended a lot, but I didn't enjoy it at all.

>>687724
>I loved the original Metroid, but this romhack was ass. Game was too difficult, to the point where you had to use glitches, savestates, tool assistance, and in general you had to scan every single piece of the overworld to find hidden blocks.
You mean YOU needed that stuff. That scanning claim is especially silly. I loved it. The problem is lower skilled players lack the skill to gauge their own skill and play what fits them and thus push their blame outward more. It happens all the time. I don't blame you though, if the game is too hard for you that's a fair assessment.
:^)

>>688495
Don't be a prick because he judged your precious romhack. I happen to agree with him, and it has nothing to do with difficulty. It's just a sloppy hack that's overrated.

>>688525
Wow dude you need to mellow out a little just because someone DOESN'T agree with you doesn't give you a pass to be a prick.

might as well post this here too
I updated the /vp/ pokemon romhack general paste, removed the shit and added a download to all the GB/C and GBA hacks
http://pastebin.com/QR0ZiyYq

>>688525
I wouldn't call it sloppy. If anything, it's the opposite. It's just very frustrating because navigation is difficult and the game requires frenzied sweeps across every block to figure out where to go next. Additionally, the game is very hard which is okay except for a few parts where the game requires absolute jumping precision.

0-4: I play Metroid Phazon
5-9: I play Metroid Ice Metal

>>689645
>frenzied sweeps across every block to figure out where to go next.
I didn't even have as much trouble with this as I did in Metroid 1.

>>689801
I-is this where we talk about retro homebrew games? I'm only asking because I wouldn't know where else to go.

Still hoping for some good, solid, working Kirby romhacks.

Anyone try Metroid Legacy? How was it?

Any good new hacks of Pokemon gen 1 or 2?

http://info.sonicretro.org/Motobug_the_Badnik_in_Sonic_the_Hedgehog

The creator just now died in a freak car crash.

http://forums.sonicretro.org/index.php?showtopic=31407

>>691081
>http://forums.sonicretro.org/index.php?showtopic=31407
>[#10342] We could not determine which forum this topic is in.

>>691101
That link is for the Retro members browsing here. The link is genuine. Here, have the news report:

http://pittsburgh.cbslocal.com/2013/05/18/1-killed-in-overnight-mercer-co-crash/

>>691081
He was a pretty good hacker and did a lot of stuff for the new games too.
RIP

>>691106
should have worn a seat belt

bummer he's dead, though. his contributions were nice

>>691759
What did he work on?

>>677154
Whaaat?
I didn't hear about this. Details?

>>691106
Could have linked the front page too.
http://www.sonicretro.org/2013/05/rest-in-peace-polygon-jim/

>>690504
Doesn't seem like there are many Kirby romhacks out there, least any that are known about. There's some in that Mega folder.

There's also some Japanese language editor for Kirby Superstar.

What are the best Mario 64 hacks?

>>692192
Mario 74 and Super Mario Star Road are what I can think of that are good.

>>689294
and WHY is Super Rising Thunder not on there?
http://www.pokecommunity.com/showthread.php?t=195965

It's badass.

>>692701
Anon here.
I just re-read the paste.
My bad.

Should still be on there. xD

>>692701
Ooh that looks promising

>>692701
yeah, it's unfinished
I know about some other good ones (Lilac and Shining Opal come to mind) but unfinished hacks aren't the most fun to play.

>>674705
>>674720
>>674692
It's funny how in these unofficial romhacks it's accepted compared to official-sequel-that-must-not-be-named.

>>694084
While I have problems with Other M, I think the Varia Suit part was a decent challenge.

>>686752
>>686741
Can these be used with other Metroid hacks that change the level design entirely? If so, it would be amazing.

And can anyone point to such hacks? I especially want ones that go beyond the design of the original in favor of something that's easier to navigate.

>>694084
>implying that has shit to do with why people didn't like it
muh male power fantasy

>>694084
>>694289
>>694095
Well the only difference between them is that the romhacks don't need any story justification. They're just there.

>>694084
People hated it because of the story justification was nonexistent. Really, Other M separated from its story is a fairly decent game. Not great, and not what Metroid fans were looking for even in terms of gameplay, but decent.

>Trying to play Super Mario RPG Revolution on the PSP.
>It runs like ass.

Why.

>>689294
I wonder if it's possible to ASM hack GSC to be a little more "modern" by doing some minor tweaks. It's not so much a limit of the system's capabilities rather than the programmer's own abilities. From RBY to GSC, it's a giant leap of difference, only because Warawara worked on GSC. GameFreak are terrible programmers.

Shame no one has disassembled those games quite well, as the most people will ever do with them is make "joke" demakes of newer Pokemon games that never see the light of day and were made "for fun". Editing hexadecimals for months at a time apparently is "fun".

Also, how the hell were these older games programmed in fucking binary? How the hell were some even older games programmed with discrete logic chips?

i'm playing a ZAMN hack. So far the level design is pretty tight.

>>694559

Speaking of Super Mario RPG: Revolution, how do i know the one that is in the MEGA Archive is the hacked one and not just the normal game? I mean, it doesn't say Revolution at the beginning or anything.

>>695101
All of the ROMs on there are hacked in some way, they're all formatted so that the user can find the base game name easily.

So yeah, it is the hacked version.

>>695138

Also, ain't the Final version 5.0? Gotta update that.

>>694559
Super Mario RPG uses a Super FX chip in the actual cart, and SNES emulators on PSP just can't fucking handle it. See Starfox and (some scenes in) Chrono Trigger too, it just lags to shit.

The PSP emulation scene (barring the official Sony PS1 emu) is largely based around speedhacks, so games won't be highly accurate (not really a problem for most folks) or they'll run like shit. It also means that romhacks can be hit or miss. Some will work, some won't, especially SNES rom hacks, which have a bad history of only being compatible with the most popular emulator that was out at the time of creating the hack.

>>694559
use snes9x TYLmecm 0.4.2 mod rev.11 or newer, smRPG runs lot better than on older versions, it has some slowdown on larger areas and in-battle menus, but its fine otherwise.

Okay I'm pretty sure this thread has made me want to work on a balance/difficulty hack for E.V.O.: Search for Eden. Now I just need to know where to start... Is dis where ASM learning comes in?

any good zelda LTTP hacks?

the only one you hear about is "parallel worlds", but i dont hear many good things about it.

i know about zelda classic and have tried a couple but curious if there are any LTTP hacks that are worth a damn.

Move faster pokey

>>696067
Probably not.

ASM is more like for adding entirely new enemies and shit with special programming.

I imagine you're talking about doing stuff like changing damage values, EXP, etc., and that falls within the realm of hex editing.

Do romhacks ever focus on levels with reasonable difficulty? Like, slightly more difficult than original levels, but not retardedly difficult? That shit's getting old.

>>696165
>retardedly difficult? That shit's getting old.
That's what's known as a kaizo hack. Avoid those.

Mega Man and SMW have lots of pretty good hacks.

>>694982
What is the monster supposed to be anyway? It's like a purple behemoth werewolf thing

>>695707
>Super-FX
Bad bad bad, it uses the SA1 not the Super FX. Still a demanding chip but not the same thing at all.

What are some good sites for browsing rom hacks? I know romhacking.net and Zophar's Domain. And a bunch of other sites for translation patches but I'm not looking for those at the moment. Is that pretty much it?

>>696584
smwcentral for super mario world hacks, though 99% of them are shit

>>696731
>though 99% of them are shit
Why suggest this then?

>>696946
sometimes theres something good, but at most time not.
you'll pretty much have to go though shit before you find something good, kinda like every board here.

My time with Metroid Eris continues. It's a bit of a pain but I like the level design. The level design looks very nice but its a two-edged blade since the qualities that make it look nice also make it difficult to tell the foreground from the background.

I remember seeing screens from a SupMet hack a couple of years ago that had a slightly darker black/green tileset and a red Samus, it looked pretty promising. Anyone know what I'm talking about?

>>697078
How long ago? That sounds like Phazon.

>>697140
It's not Phazon I played Phazon. At least, I'm pretty sure it wasn't.

>>686843

Hello again.
I sent an inbox to a cool youtube user who had gameplay videos of Mega Man Forever, and I got the IPS from him. It patches to Mega Man 4

http://www.sendspace.com/file/d8u2gv

Also, after looking at some videos, it seems like Rockman Reshuffle is pretty much the same as Rockman Unprecedented, which we already have, just with different sprites.

>>697471
thanks for the link

>>697476
Here's you can find the demo of another well-known hack, which I was missing for some reason... Mega Man Odyssey

http://forum.rockmanpm.com/index.php?topic=2533.0

>>697471

You welcome

>>697471
Sweet. Thanks.

>>696731
It's a shame the actual good ones are never finished and the shitty ones are bumped to the top by the creators' friends or some shit

>>697493
>Here's you can find the demo of another well-known hack, which I was missing for some reason... Mega Man Odyssey
Probably because it's not even 1/5th done for several years.

>>697504
Yeah, but theres lots of good smw hacks, and youll probaly get tired of smw before you finish all of them

>>697471
>Also, after looking at some videos, it seems like Rockman Reshuffle is pretty much the same as Rockman Unprecedented, which we already have, just with different sprites.
I remember exactly that being said in another thread, as far as I can tell, it was probably being made as some sort of 2ch-only patch but then started to become too popular so the author decided to do a remake version.

Weird theory yes, but to me it makes some amount of sense.

>>697576
wot

>>697519
Yeah, I realized that, but still, I was curious to try it out.

I'm keeping some of these short demos worth a look.

>>697576
I think that's exactly what happened.

>>697589
Found a great rebalance hack for Secret of Evermore that helps alleviate some of the grinding.
http://www.romhacking.net/hacks/602/
Thankfully, it's already on the mega page in this thread.

And I also want to report some errors with the Zelda LttP hacks. They completely mess up when playing on the SNES9x on the Wii. Anyone had similar problems with other emulators?

>>691825
Project Zeality released their full Prophet's Guile hack some time ago, a side project that they started having been working on Crimson Echoes for some time and acquiring skills.

Crimson Echoes proper took 9 years of development to make. 35 hours of gameplay, tons of new sidequests, high difficulty level, and new music.

The month that the ROM was to be released to die-hard Square-Enix fans, SE sent a cease and desist threatening to destroy every member of the team should they release it. They bowed before the might of Square, who hates Chrono Trigger fans so much that they stopped a 9 year high quality ROM hack sequel.

Until 2011, when Prometheus stole fire from the gods and gave it to the internet. Here.

http://www.emuparadise.me/News/comments.php?id=979

Super Metroid Ice Metal Uninstall
Super Metroid Super Zero Mission 2.3 / 2.4 Hard
" Legacy
" Redesign 2.1 Final
" Searching for Items
" Dependence
" Golden Dawn
" Cliffhanger
" Eris
" Phazon Hack

>>698614
Can you put these all on the mega folder with an optional Control Freak patch added to each one?

>>698734
Such redundant actions will only be beneficial once /vr/ learns how 7zip saves space when compressing a number of similar files. What if Control Freak breaks the ROMs? Your favorite emulator can most likely apply .IPS patches on the fly. LunarIPS lets you control your own patching.

>>698734
Would it matter the order they're patched in? Like Control Freak first and the other one after, or vice-versa?

>>698751
I've heard that it does. Additionally, hacks like Super Zero Mission have gameplay alterations of their own and become less good with other alterations. Or break.

>>698741
Well if I'm going to do stuff like that, I'd pack it in with torrent7zip.

>>698614
Oh yeah, I checked out Ice Metal, and there's a visual patch. Does it look like vanilla without it? Or is it 2 different new tilesets?

>>698741
I am aware of risks like that. That's why it's a good idea to check and make sure each one works for it and doesn't replace tweaks already made for the hack.

>>698614
>Super Metroid Ice Metal Uninstall

wow what a weird word salad of a title, I wonder wha--
>google it
>see this
http://forum.metroidconstruction.com/index.php?topic=873.0

>>698614
>Super Metroid hacks good enough to have published maps

Where are these published maps?

>>698769
What's the matter?

>>698803
Did you watch that fucking trailer? It's maximum embarassing.

I won't even touch all the ponystuff slathering the creator's forum account.

>>698842
I don't care if he's some absurd My Little Pony person, most of the good SMB 3 hacks are made by snowman furries. Only someone so totally segregated from society can put the time in necessary to make a good hack.

>>698797
http://www.metroid-database.com/maps.php

>>698914
>snowman furries

what is this I don't even

>>698842
I really, really hope the music of that trailer is not in the game...

>>698917
A snowman is oldfag for someone from Finland. Such people are notoriously good with computers. A furry, feeling that he is actually an animal trapped in a man's body, is drawn to Super Mario Bros. 3

Those snowman furries who have quality SMB3 hacks usually have sites dedicated to these hacks. In the "about me" you will find them describe their furry lifestyle.

>>698957
I would like to read this.

>>698957
I just didn't know the snowman part, that's some archaic stuff

>>698960
This was a while ago when I was patching SMB3 for use on my DS. Everyone was raving about this one hack but to get it you had to go to the guy's page. It made quite an impression. The exact words were I am a furry. just a 4 word sentence in the middle of his about me and how he's from Finland.

>>698989
Well he sounds like a nice guy. But what is the hack in question if it's so good?

>>699007
Just checked my DS, it must have been when X-Port patched the NES emulator and released a new one for Mednafen. It's probably on the XBox.

Gah, I really wish people would specify what ROM format they want you to patch to.

>>699104
It's always the US one from Good* preferably with the [!]

>>699137
Majority at least, as two of'em worked with my headerless SFC format one.

>>699145
Compare the CRC32 a headerless .sfc is probably the same thing as a verified good dump in .smc

>>698589

Reminds me of Chrono Trigger: Resurrection, except it never got leaked.

The Second Reality Project Reloaded is an amazing hack. And if you haven't tried it already: http://www.smwcentral.net/?p=showhack&id=1178

>>698765
I tried it with the visual patch and it completely fucked up the entire look of the game. Made all the colors and shit invert. Ran fine without it, though.

Any Megaman X hacks that let me play as Zero? Preferably the way Zero handles in X4 but I'll take what I can get. Megaman X3 lets me play as Zero but only for a short while per map, I was thinking of having him playable for the full levels including bosses on the first three SNES X games.

New things on Mega folder, see the paste for what's been added. I believe I tested them all, but it's always possible for some to fall through the cracks. For any of the Super Metroid ones that have multiple difficulty versions, I packed those into the same archive as a 7zip using torrent7zip.

privatepaste.com/ccded83f8e

>>699334

Yo, i just want to thank you for all the effort you're putting into this. Awesome, really.

>>699270
There actually is one for X3, but I can't remember the name of it right now.

>>699521
Nevermind, I remembered it.

Search for Mega Man X3 The Zero Project

Keeping this thread alive while I work on other stuff.

>>699104
This is why some of us would rather spend the time enjoying the game that's already pre-patched.

I hate how every SMW hack tries to turn it into a precision platformer, even the though the physics don't support it.

>>700467
You know what I especially hate, is when the stage has a dependence on objects like koopa paratroopas or moving platforms over gaps, but places too many of them in the stage.

When this happens the objects may not actually spawn on-screen, resulting in some literal impasses.

>>700482
Actually, pic related.
The game doesn't like it when it has to track too many objects on-screen, and weird shit can happen.

>>699527
Though it turns out using Zero all the time in X3 is actually kind of tricky.
He's not as agile and he has a larger hitbox.

Is there a more ore less complete list of quality romhacks/fantranslations? I thought I had played about all actually good english SNES games when I got my mind blown by finding out there's a fantranslation of Seiken Denetsu III and now I'm really fucking scared that there are dozens of great games out there that I'll never play because I'll never find out they exist.

>>698614
OK, so Super Metroid Eris and Super Metroid Cliffhanger were both updated in March 2013...except they require a headered ROM. There are no headered ROMs for Super Metroid in GoodSNES 2.04 and there damn sure aren't any in "No Header" style releases.

So does anyone know how to use SMILE to append a header to the clean ROM? Does anyone know what SMILE is?

>>701085
Need a header?
http://www.romhacking.net/utilities/608/

Is there such a thing as a virus ROMhack that will wipe out legit hardware?

>>701139
Why would you even want to do such a thing

Is anyone here interested in Pokemon ROM hacks? Did you know Prism is apparently still being worked on?

>>697078
Was it Metroid Eris?

>>701572
I don't recall that particular color. I know it had a red suit in it.

>>674394

I don't know shit about romhacking or anything, but where do I get the hack in your pic? Will it run on ZSNES

Does anyone know what happened to the yoshi cookie zeus guy? He was releasing supreme stuff every few months but now there hasn't been any activity for a while.

>>701647
Switch the z with the i and then use google.

>>701627
How red was it?

Pic is Metroid: Fear

>>701706
Can you link to that?

>>701732
http://forum.metroidconstruction.com/index.php/topic,181.0.html

>>701779
I'm gonna play it to be sure because it looks fun either way. Thread will probably still be here when I finish.

>>701779
Ugh, why doesn't it say if it needs a header or not?

http://forum.metroidconstruction.com/index.php?topic=9.0

AngryFireChozo
Metroid: Mission
Super Metroid: Boss and Playground
Super Metroid: Cliffhanger
Super Metroid: Confinement
Super Metroid: Containment
Super Metroid: Criminal Intent
Super Metroid: Dependence
Super Metroid: Eris
Super Metroid: Escape!
Super Metroid: Exia
Super Metroid: Few Room Hack
Super Metroid: Glitchtroid
Super Metroid: Golden Dawn
Super Metroid: Gravy
Super Metroid: Hangtime
Super Metroid: Impossible
Super Metroid: Legacy
Super Metroid: Legend of Doom!
Super Metroid: MDZ
Super Metroid: MockingBird Station
Super Metroid: NOObsmasher
Super Metroid: Pantheon
Super Metroid Phazon Hack
Super Metroid: Precision
Super Metroid: Puddin
Super Metroid: Redesign
Super Metroid: Reverse Boss Order
Super Metroid: Reverse Boss Order Impossible
Super Metroid: Reverse Boss Order Insane
Super Metroid: RevolutionEX
Super Metroid: Rewind
Super Metroid: Ridley's Challenge
Super Metroid: Soup
Super Metroid: The one room hack
Super Metroid: Ultimate Challenge
Super Metroid: Ultimate Challenge 2
Super Metroid: Warfare
Super Metroid: X 101%
Temporus (beta)
Super Metroid: Legend of the Beast prologue
Ice Metal

W.I.P.:

GFS Kennon
Metroid: SR388 // Not technically a 'hack,' per se!
Metroid: Super Mission
New Super Metroid Hack
Samus: Bounty on Rhizon
Super Metroid: Aegis
Super Metroid: Arena MP
Super Metroid Cider
Super Metroid: Desolation
Super Metroid: Endless Attack!
Super Metroid: Fear
Super Metroid: Freestyle
Super Metroid: Impulsion
Super Metroid: Overhaul
Super Metroid: Project Iris
Super Metroid: Supernova
Super Metroid: TLK-38
Super Metroid: Up
Super Metroid World: Rainbow City
Super Metroid X: Investigation
Super Metroid: Zeon
Super Metroid: ∑++ / Sigma++

How big of a team would it take to produce a Rare-level Banjo Threeie ROMhack of Banjo Tooie or Kazooie like the guy keeps posting his own threads about? How must internal strife and counterproductivity would result? How hard would M$ sue to stop the project a month before its release?

>>701883
All these are clickable in the linked forum thread. When clicked, you go to the author's actual thread / page. There you find out if they're headered or unheadered if the readme doesn't say. If the readme doesn't say, it's a good bet that the ROM is not in final release form.

are you the guy who mantains the underground game collection?

>>701914
Cowering is the man all these hacks should be sent to, patched tested and working, for inclusion in GoodSNES 3.21 (as if it will ever come out, it's been 9 years). But GoodGen 3.21 just dropped so who knows. GoodNES 3.21 is coming soon.

>>701961
no, no. that's not cowering, that's a guy that's using a naming convention derivated from no-intro, kinda like the folder someone posted here.

>>694084
I guess people are just more forgiving toward amateurs.

>>701972
Super Metroid Cliffhanger 1.00 (JU) [h1]
Super Metroid Eris 2012 (JU) [h1]
Super Metroid Ice Metal 1 Uninstall 1.4 (JU) [h1]
Super Metroid Ice Metal 1 Uninstall 1.4 Repallette (JU) [h1]
Super Metroid Phazon Hack 0.3 (JU) [h1]
Super Metroid Redesign 2.1 (JU) [h1]
Super Metroid Super Zeromission v.2.3 (JU)
Super Metroid Z-Factor (JU) [h1]

>>702000
>calling SB an amateur
You are expert.

>>694084
amateurs were not trying to piss off their fans
just saying

>>702004

check this folder:

>>674737

>>698614
Are any of those not ultra hard?

I just completed Super Metroid: Eris. It was alright, but very difficult and there was a lot of slogging through water without any Gravity Suit.

The level design was great though.

>>702004
Uploaded Z-Factor to the Mega folder.

Also something I forgot to mention before, if you're using RetroArch it can load IPS patches if the IPS patch has the same name as the ROM you're playing.

>>702004
>Super Metroid Ice Metal 1 Uninstall 1.4 (JU) [h1]
>Super Metroid Ice Metal 1 Uninstall 1.4 Repallette (JU) [h1]

What are the differences?

>>702703
Various things are colored differently/have a different color palette.

>>702023
They're all ultra-hard, except for one that said its difficulty was normal compared to other SM hacks (don't remember which - Phazon Hack?)

I've noticed that as I play Super Zeromission, what seemed hard or dead-end at first is just rusty skills that come back to me. Now I'm turning into a ball at the apogee of my jumps and laying high-up bombs like it's second nature, wall jumping off single walls and horizontally bomb jumping (not in a chain).

>>702004
Proper Good* naming convention:

Super Metroid Cliffhanger 1.00 by DMantra (Hack)
Super Metroid Eris 2012 by DMantra (Hack)
Super Metroid Ice Metal 1 Uninstall 1.4 by Green-Kirby (Hack)
Super Metroid Ice Metal 1 Uninstall 1.4 by Green-Kirby - Repalletted Version (Hack)
Super Metroid Phazon Hack 0.3 by Red_M0nk3y (Hack)
Super Metroid Redesign 2.1 by Drewseph - Final Version (Hack)
Super Metroid Super Zeromission 2.3 by SB (Hack)
Super Metroid Z-Factor 1.3 by Metaquarius (Hack)

I want to design some custom F-Zero tracks, but I don't know if there's even an easy way to do that.

I know I can probably make some pretty fun ones, too.

>>703068
Give these a try

For SNES F-Zero:
http://www.romhacking.net/utilities/590/

For GBA F-Zero - Climax:
http://www.romhacking.net/utilities/414/

For N64 F-Zero X:
http://www.romhacking.net/utilities/434/

>>702958
Super Metroid Phazon Hack 0.3 is a full rehack of SM Phazon hack. this hack has new rooms, items, enemies, and new graphics. The difficulty level is easier then most SM hacks.

>Play Creature Capture
>Glitch through the wall in Spring Yard Zone act 1
>This happens

Does anyone have a completed save? I just want to play the hidden levels. I don't mind losing my times since I have no choice.

Holy shit does Metroid Redesign have a lot of backtracking. Between the first missiles, morphing Ball, wall-jump, bomb, and Super Missiles, you travel through some corridors over four times.

>>703446
I see you're coming up on the "hell run". How does the unfairness strike you so far? Exaggerated?

I just finished Rockman 4 Minus Infinity, which I downloaded thanks to this thread

Holy fucking shit, that was maybe the most fun classic Mega Man I've played. I'm really surprised it's fanmade
I need to play more romhacks, it seems that I can find more fun on fan hacks of my retro favourite games than in any new commercial game noedays.

>>703442
Why can't Creature Capture just kill me

God this sucks, please send saves.

Which Super Metroid hack should I play?
Looking for something not intended for a elitist tryhard and also something that doesn't feel like an unpolished turd.

Also is there somewhere I could download hacks that are pre-patched?

>>703540
The only thing that really bothers me is how much backtracking you have to do. The "Hell run" was pretty tough. It took several retries but luckily there's a save point right inside Brinstar.

I've now got the Ice Beam, Varia Suit, and Power Bomb. I'm enjoying this hack so far.

>>705106
If you fancy yourself good at normal Super Metroid infinite bomb jumping you should try it in that.

Anyone know how to rom hack this game or playstation games in general? pls respond

>>706442
Legend of Dragoon is a fucking nightmare to hack. I know someone who hacked it to hypercharge the game's difficulty and they said that they would never ever do anything with that game again because of how fucked up it was programming-wise. Sadly they lost said hack during a hard drive disaster.

I approached them for advice about revising the game's script (let's face it, the English translation is just as bad as FF7's) but even the way the game stores text is absurd. Something about each word occupying its own slot that cannot be exceeded in character limit. So, something like [Dart!] [Let's] [go!] means that the first block can only be 5 characters or less, same for the second, and the third can be 3 or less.

tl;dr nightmares

>>706480

As a Japanese to English translator that is a motherfucking NIGHTMARE. I can't even imagine trying to translate something with such a strange restriction imposed. It's not so bad being restricted in terms of length because you can always reword, but now each word in each place can only be so long? No wonder the game had such an errorneous translation, one can only do so much with that terrifying cockblock stopping you every step of the way

>>706501
No, I doubt that they had such a restriction while translating the game and programming the English version. It's likely that such a restrction was put in later for some reason when the script was finalized, or it's just a weird side-effect.

Without access to the source code and development tools, of course it's going to be a pain in the ass.

>>706480
Are you still in contact with this guy? Did he restart it after the hard drive fail?

>>706506
To follow up, LoD used a lot of kanji in its script (being a JRPG on the PS1 and all that), so that means that there is going to be drastic differences in length when you compare the Japanese script to the English script. For example:

Japanese: 緑牙竜フェルブランド
English: Green-tusked Dragon Feyrbrand

The reason why the game's script sucks is they either had shitty translators or shitty editors, or both. Translating the literal "Northern Area of Serdio" as "North of Serdio" is just fucking sloppy. "North Serdio" or "Northern Serdio" was needed given the context.

>>706535
Sure, I think they're on IRC now actually. I don't think they ever resumed the project or tried to recover it after losing it. I'll double check and post back here soon.

>>706535
Sadly, it was lost ages ago, along with the documentation. They said if they still had it, they would remake it. Basically it overhauled every single enemy and, "it changes: all items found, all equipment found, all monster drops, all monster stats"

Regarding the game's text: "its not so much how it is stored but rather that it's a massive pain. iirc, the text is stored backwards. i.e. "We must Hurry", "yrruH tsum eW" in the file"
and
"basically if a sentence has 20 letters you can't change the total amount of letters unless you free up space somewhere else but then you have to adjust the pointer"

So yeah.
>Late 90s programming

>>706635
See:
>>706616

>>706539
pls respond

I'm the one who made the LoD hardmode hack. Lost the documentation, the iso and the patched files all ( together with my Grandia 1 hardmode hack ) when an external HDD decided it's midlife crisis would be trying to be charcoal.

I roughly remember it taking the better deal of a year to figure out the documentation and then adjusting everything and playtesting it. If I still had the documentation, a good six or seven months would be cut from that timeframe and I'd remake it since it's such a nice game. But I really lack the drive to figure it all out from scratch. Especially considering FF7 documentation is more accessible and there is a PC version for which I made a super hardmode hack, too.

>>706635
>>706638

scratch that post, auto updating was slow

>>706616
Any way I can contact this guy? I really have a hard-nostalgia-on for this game and would love to rom hack it myself (I have some ideas) or play someone else's rom hack, finished or unfinished.

If not, is it possible to get any documentation from him about rom hacking this game?

Please and Thank You!

>>706668
God damn auto-up

>>706668
it's been so long that there are only fragments of what I did to it left in memory. I know text is stored backwards, that items come before equip and that item effects are in a different file while equip stats are actually in the same file.
the combo attacks had their own file and were ordered backwards, I remember that there were unused combo data for the bow users, dragon spells had their own file.. stuff like that, but I have no idea on what file did what anymore.
character base stats were in one file and I believe also the equip limitations, which made it a giant mess of samey looking numbers.

monsters had their own file entirely separate from the file that labeled each monster attack and name.

thats really about as much as I remember.

>>706658
>>706702

Oh man that suck, I'm sorry for the loss, it sounds like it would have been a really great rom hack. Is there any information regarding how-tos/programs that you could give me so I could edit monster and boss stats/hp? I would greatly appreciate it.

>>706732
it's ALL hex editing. Nobody ever made any tools for it. You can use any old iso extractor to get a library of files and then you need to find the right ones. and then compile the files back into an iso or simply replace the file in the iso with an injector.

>>703876
>not intended for elitist tryhards
>doesn't feel like an unpolished turd
Pick one; only shit that ever gets finished is shit more designed to test your knowledge and application of SM abilities than improve your SM experience (not to say the latter is absent entirely or that the two are mutually exclusive, but Redesign is a solid example of being more about getting you to become a fucking god of SM than anything else)

>>706752
OK, thank you for the information. I can only hope that someday I can complete this seemly daunting task and also hope that one day you'll find your passion to rom hack this game (again) and release it to the internets (if that was your intent). God bless you, ReVerseTruth.

P.S. If you do ever start romhacking this game again, can you make an announcement somewhere where I can check everyday?

Is there a playable version of Metroid II, the one for Game Boy? It seems pretty canon but where's the romhack that uses the NES Metroid ROM to recreate Metroid II properly?

>>706803
if someone else publishes documentation on where everything is located, i'll get on it. But I myself don't have the passion to re-create all the documentation, sorry.

>>706848
One last question, what hex-editor and iso extractor do you recommend to use on LoD?

>>706790
>test your knowledge and application of SM abilities
It's almost like.. a game of sorts.

I just beat Kraid in Super Zeromission. It took at least 20 minutes of skillful play, a completely new way of presenting the same boss with additional challenge. Totally new method required to win. Pits streaming sweat. Accomplishment and reward on beating. Zebeth opens up before me (only those who read the original manual on the toilet realize that the planet is actual called Zebeth).

Someone had previously uploaded a collection of rare SMW hacks? I missed downloading that, can I get the link again?

Is there some kind of list of recommended SMW romhacks? I've been looking through SMW central and you'd think there'd be a sticky about it somewhere in the forum or a page in the wiki but I could find no such thing. (Who the FUCK designed that website, it's making me dizzy.)

There's apparently a new editor for Link's Awakening DX that someone made a thread about, but it got deleted:

Project page: http://www.romhacking.net/utilities/966/

Download link: http://puu.sh/2ZcXd.zip

Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ockwMibgLw

Might be cool. I don't care about Link's Awakening myself though.

>>696072
>any good zelda LTTP hacks?
Here's a site for a LttP hack that seems to still be going on (check the Zelda3C Diary): http://questforcalatia.net/Zelda3C/index.html

The creator made a hack for Zelda 1 called Outlands years and years ago, and this particular hack has been in the works since AT LEAST 2002, but again, he still makes occasional updates...sometimes a year in between.

>designing your romhack with long pre-Gravity Suit underwater sequences

Yeah, no

>>709814
But without long pre-Gravity Suit sequences, the Gravity Suit just becomes a key to unlock a new area rather than a different way to interact with an old one.

>>709829
But isn't the Gravity Suit becoming a key to unlock a new area what defines a Metroid.

>>709814

i was always fine with getting a bit lost in Maridia without the gravity suit; it was only actually frustrating when you were going through the falling sand rooms right by the tube, with the draygon babies.

i thought it was actually handled rather well in redesign.

>>709829
I don't mind short underwater sequences, but when you have to do SO MUCH jumping and underwater bullshit, the game becomes a slog. and Metroid Redesign was enough of a slog already.

>>709936

as far as sequential design goes, yes. but i'd say the most important characteristics of metroid games is making you lost as shit the first time you play it. the other anon's point was that it's pretty fucking cool game design to give you the power bombs and then allow you limited access to maridia before you get the gravity suit. you CAN explore what's there, if you're able or patient enough, but it's truly satisfying once you dive through it with the gravity suit and finally come across the broken pipe from earlier.

the "oh, THIS is where that path goes!" thought process is what defines a metroid, imo

>>709956

well yeah. metroid redesign is billed as super metroid but five or six times longer. if that doesn't sound appealing, then maybe you shouldn't play it.

Damn these are great threads!

>>709983
Too late! I'm already 65% of the way through the game.

I have to finish it now.

I really, REALLY loved what the author of Metroid Super Zero Mission did with Tourian and the chunk of Crateria around it.
It was fucking amazing running old Tourian, new Tourian, and the familiar Crateria during the initial escape after beating Mother Brain.

>>707050
>treating mistranslations as canon

>>710491
OK if it's a mistranslation then you're wrong for calling it Metroid, it's called Metroido

Would anyone mind sharing those pictures of recommended Super Mario World romhacks and/or give some recommendations themselves?

>have to bomb jump to progress through the hack

Nope.

>>713003

Are you talking about that long section above Metroid? I don't remember the physics changes for Redesign, but can't just regular jump up there and then morphball into the hole? You can in plain ol' super metroid.

>>713027

Well, he is playing Metroid Redesign. Shit forces you to use all the advanced techniques like mockball though if I remember correctly you only have to do that if you want to get more then 50% item completion.

>>713003
What, no morph ball jump?

>>713147
The game disallows standing up in some places (like narrow tunnels)

>>713169
OK but what about the jump during morph ball (Spring Ball).

How does one edit text in japanese NES/SNES roms?
What tools do I require?
I know how to edit it in english NES games but I don't even know how to make a table for japanese ones. The guides at romhacking.net are of no help here.

>>713221
Looks like there's two Japanese tables at Romhacking.net, you look into either those?
Outside from that I, myself, can't really help much as I've never done such a thing though I've always been curious.

http://www.romhacking.net/documents/178/
http://www.romhacking.net/documents/442/

>>713214
Not high enough.

>>713286
I'm pretty sure I used it.

Dear /vr/

Convince me to finish my MM5 romhack.

Here is how it is : I've always considered MM5 the weakest of the NES series, BUT with a lot un-used potential. For example check Gravity Man's stage and think of what could be done with it!
So the aim of my hack has been to recreate levels in a classic Megaman style (with quite a lot of inspiration from 9 and 10 actually) while being slightly more challenging than the original (which was a cake walk) and while using what I consider to be the un-used potential of the original. No new graphics or enemies.

I've made about 10 stages so that's the two third of stages done so far but I lost motivation. The main problem is that, the more I kept working on it, the more I kept thinking how awesome it would be if I could make my own musics with the sound assets of the original and if the bosses could be improved to be made more difficult (as well as other small changes).
For music I guess I could do it (I'm a musician) but it would take forever, maybe even longer than the levels themselves.
For changing bosses AI I'd have no idea to where even start. Does anybody here have any experience in that?

Or I could make it a "level hack" only but I'm afraid those are too easily overshadowed by more "complete" hacks...

>>713675
Megaman is shit. Don't bother with it.

>>714510
I cannot fucking stand megaman, I swear to god this is the worst game I've ever played

captcha: presenso terrible

>>713675
ask romhacking.net forums, they might know

>>709303

OH THANK YOU ANON!

Decent Links Awakening hack?

>>714797
There aren't many to choose from really
http://www.romhacking.net/?page=hacks&game=884

Restoration changes stuff back to how it was in the Japan release, font one is obvious, and Hard Awakening is like a "Master Quest" Link's Awakening.

>>713675
Editing NES music is a fucking chore. Famitracker won't help you at all except for -maybe- being used as a "rough draft" of what you want to hear. Unless you've decoded MM5's audio system, you aren't going to do much.

>>713675
Why don't you post what you have done so far so we can give you some feedback? I'd be glad to. Besides the fact that I'm always looking for new hacks to try, I always felt the same as you about Mega Man 5, so I'd really like to play it.

I say, first release a version as a level hack (which I bet will be more than enough as it is)... get some praise, some feedback, some motivation, some fresh ideas... and then start trying the other things you mention. Just don't wait until it's "100%" perfect to release it and receive feedback because perfect never comes, that's what kills most fangames/hacks!

As a tip for the things you want to do but don't know how to yet, you should ask in some of the Mega Man websited that hold a forum with a romhack section (like rockmanpm.com's forum), or this particular romhack forum here: http://acmlm.kafuka.org/board/forum.php?id=19 ... those are places that the well-known Mega Man hackers often visit, and give advices to one another (I've seen Mega Man Ultra's infidelity discussing technical stuff with Mega Man Odyssey's kujakiller... maybe you should make a couple of threads about your project on those forums and specifically ask for some help or advices)

>>714832
... I just went to take a look at that forum, and the first thing I find is a thread of someone else doing a Mega Man 5 hack and getting a lot of help and tips from the community. I think it's a good place for you to be

http://acmlm.kafuka.org/board/thread.php?id=7676

>>706815
That's a thing?

>>712227
No, because Metroid is officially recognized, Zebeth is not.

Also, Metroido would be a literal translation, which doesn't count.

>>714919
Holy shit this hack looks incredible.

thanks for the comments, I'll consider posting it here but idk yet

>>714541
You haven't played many games, have you?

New mini hack thing from MarkeyJester:

http://sonicresearch.org/forums/index.php?showtopic=3582

G-G-GOTTA G-O F-F-F-AST

Everytime I play Metroid: Super Zero Mission I just want to play the regular Zero Mission because I like the music better.
Le sigh.

Is there a Bonk / Adventure Island / general Hudson ROM editing community?

>>713003

if you're still there, the technique you use for that is easier than bomb jumping:

1. spring ball jump, lay bomb at apex of jump
2. jump back up and hit the single bomb, gives you the height needed to get up.

i played/beat redesign and it was hard but not too hard. i think he did a great job expanding super metroid.

you need skills like infinite bomb jumps and mockball to get 100% , but not required for completion of the main game.

>>717183
>you need skills like infinite bomb jumps and mockball to get 100% , but not required for completion of the main game.
Honestly you barely even need those, I got over 90% without them. Anon just didn't think to try that even after I told him to springball I guess.

>>701851
It hates you. I tried it with a headerless ROM and it's working so far. Usually you can just assume unheadered unless they say otherwise.

>>715021
Don't be shy!

>>708125
Re-requesting.

Translation patch (incomplete, abandoned December 2012) of Marvelous: Mōhitotsu no Takarajima

Developed by Nintendo R&D 2, uses Link to the Past engine and SA-1 chip. This is the closest it's ever come to being accessible. Supposedly of high quality.

>>720929
Woops, thread

http://www.romhacking.net/forum/index.php?topic=14179.0

Patch

http://tashi.info/marv/marvplaytestbuild.zip