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This is an automated message generated by ROMhacking.net’s RHDNBot.

The following Translations have been submitted and approved to the database (in submitted order oldest to newest):

English

• Idol Hakkenden (Fully Playable)(NES)

Portuguese

• Formula One: Built To Win (Fully Playable)(NES)
• Borderline (Fully Playable)(SG1K)

Scottish

• Sonic the Hedgehog (Fully Playable)(GEN)

Spanish

• Bio-Hazard Battle (Fully Playable)(GEN)
• Devilish (Fully Playable)(GG)
• Devilish: The Next Possession (Fully Playable)(GEN)
• Ghoul Patrol (Fully Playable)(SNES)
• Mortal Kombat 3 (Fully Playable)(GG)
• Mortal Kombat 3 (Fully Playable)(SMS)
• Rastan Saga II (Fully Playable)(TG16)
• Wizards & Warriors III - Kuros: Visions of Power (Fully Playable)(NES)
• Ganbare Goemon 2 (Fully Playable)(NES)
• Daikaijuu Monogatari (Fully Playable)(SNES)
• Captain Silver (Fully Playable)(NES)

Supper, TheMajinZenki and cccmar are proud to present 2 translation patches for FC adventure games, Detective Sanma and Idol Hakkenden.

Detective Sanma is a quirky murder mystery adventure title with Sanma Ayakashi as the main protagonist (besides the player). You need to solve the mystery in a typical Portopia fashion, but with a lot of wacky events and characters thrown in.

Idol Hakkenden on the other hand is an adventure game in which you control Erika Saionji, an up-and-coming idol, who wants to win the family inheritance in a skill competition. Again, it’s quite a quirky adventure game, with a cool soundtrack (the game was developed by Natsume - one of their only 2 adventure games for the system to our knowledge) and some unexpected twists and turns. We almost made it in time for the game’s 29th b-day, too. ;)

We also have a few unannounced projects in the pipeline that shouldn’t take too long to get completed. So, stay tuned for some news and in the meantime have fun with the games!

This is an automated message generated by ROMhacking.net’s RHDNBot.

The following Hacks have been submitted and approved to the database (in submitted order oldest to newest):

Addendum

• Unofficial Pokémon Throwback (Pokémon: FireRed Version)(GBA)
• Kamikaze 3 - Luigi’s Ghost House Clothed (Super Mario Bros.)(NES)

Bug Fix

• Phantasy Star IV Bugfix (Phantasy Star IV: The End of the Millennium)(GEN)

Complete

• Super Riff Bros. 3 (Super Mario Bros. 3)(NES)

Improvement

• Castlevania Aria of Sorrow Gebel Hack (Castlevania: Aria of Sorrow)(GBA)
• Crystalis Computer Repair (Crystalis)(NES)
• Kureji Lufia (Lufia II: Rise of the Sinistrals)(SNES)
• Lemmings (Enhanced Color + Graphics Hack) (Lemmings)(NES)
• Blaster Master - Metafight Alpha (Blaster Master)(NES)
• Batadvantage mod (The Adventures of Batman & Robin)(GEN)
• Tecmo Super Bowl 2018 - SBlueman Edition (Tecmo Super Bowl)(NES)
• Frog Suit Challenge (Super Mario Bros. 3)(NES)

This is an automated message generated by ROMhacking.net’s RHDNBot.

The following Translations have been submitted and approved to the database (in submitted order oldest to newest):

English

• Crystalis (Fully Playable)(NES)
• Sanma no Meitantei (Fully Playable)(NES)
• Nige-Ron-Pa (Fully Playable)(NGPC)
• Dragon Slayer: The Legend of Heroes (Fully Playable)(MSX)
• Ogre Battle: The March of the Black Queen (Fully Playable)(SNES)

Hungarian

• Gradius (Fully Playable)(NES)

Spanish

• Golden Axe (Fully Playable)(GEN)
• Hyper Sports (Fully Playable)(SG1K)
• The New Zealand Story (Fully Playable)(SMS)
• OutRun (Fully Playable)(GEN)
• Bart Simpson’s Escape From Camp Deadly (Fully Playable)(GB)
• Splatterhouse 3 (Fully Playable)(GEN)
• Splatterhouse 3 (Fully Playable)(GEN)
• Streets of Rage (Fully Playable)(GEN)
• Ganbare Goemon! Karakuri Douchuu (Fully Playable)(NES)

This is a port of the TI-83 (and other calcs) puzzle game Block Dude. In the game, you control Block Dude, whose powers are to pick up and put down one block at a time. He can also climb one block at a time! Using the blocks, you make your way to the door which brings you to the next level. The original was created by Brandon Sterner and was a joy when you were in class and your teacher thought you were doing your classwork. While there are ways to play it on a calculator still, if you prefer the NES, you can play this port :)

The classic NES sports title, updated for the 2018 NFL season. Enjoy a version with updated rosters for all 32 NFL teams. Player ratings are kept to the original game’s scale and the game features updated team uniforms and logos as well. The game includes various changes to the gameplay with this edit.

Features:

• Rosters Up To Date As Of 9/5/18
• Players Rated Using Tecmo Super Bowl’s Original Player Rankings
• Playbooks Edited - Plays Moved To Different Slots And Edited Running Plays
• 18 Hacks Added To Vanilla Version And Up to 41 Different Hacks Included In Hardtype Versions
• Teams Line Up In Either 3-4, 4-3 Or Nickel Defenses
• Two versions of each file is available. One with the nickel back lining up at LB1 and the other with the nickel back lined up at LB2.
• Team Uniforms Edited So Home Team Plays In Primary Uniform (NFC West Glitch And Divisional Matchups Limits This Feature)

Five Versions Available:

#1 - Vanilla - Hacks Included:

• Add ‘Hut’ Pre-Snap Cadence to 32-Team ROM
• More NFL-like QB Ratings
• Player 2 Condition Fix
• Prevent Schedule From Being Random
• QB Backpedal Animation Hack
• Change Touchback to 25-Yard Line
• 15 Yard XP
• Playoff Bracket Fixed
• Team Data Screen Background Color Change
• Main Menu Background Color Change
• Schedule Background Color Change
• Randomize Sound Loop Used For Each Play
• Add Stats After Quarters
• FG Avoid Kick Block Fix
• Increase CPU Kickoff Length
• Better COM Punt Timing
• Changing KR Speed
• PR Speed Change From SS To Actual PR Player

#2 - Hardtype - Hacks Included:

• Ultra Logic Hack
• Punt Coverage Boost Cut In Half
• More Accurate Field Goals
• Decrease Fumbles By 30%
• Offensive Ball Carrier Can Break Up Drone Tackles
• Find Open Receiver
• PA/PC Hack - PC Is INT And PA Is Target
• QB Throws Ball Instead Of Taking Sack And Runs Less
• COM Dive Tackling Like SNES TSB I
• Directional Punts
• Kickoff Wedge Return
• Onside Kick Hack Better Recovery Rate For P2
• Changing The Differential For Popcorning/DL Busting Through
• Passing Game Probability Table Hack
• Better INT Returns
• Timing Of Snap Exchange Between C & QB
• Diving Time Based On HP
• Buck’s TSB COM Juice Setter
• Faster Handoffs, Pitches, Snaps & Player Control
• Player Controlled QB Rollouts For Play Action Passes
• Push/Pull Hack

#3 - Hardtype - with No Flicker

• The 3rd version has all the hacks above installed and the No Sprite Flicker hack included.

#4 - Hardtype - with P2 As Road Team

• Hardtype version with the Road Team Plays As Player 2 hack added

#5 - Hardtype - with P2 As Road Team, No Flicker

• Hardtype version with both the Road Team Plays As Player 2 hack and No Sprite Flicker hack added.

A ‘deluxe’ version of Final Fantasy II for the SNES. A beloved classic that was nerfed quite a bit when it was released back in 1991 in the US. Using editors such as ff4kster, it was quickly revealed that LOTS of content was dummied out and there were empty space for extra content.

This hack creates a ‘deluxe’ version of the game by using most of the available space to add a bunch of extra content such as:

• 22 NEW WEAPONS
• 11 NEW SPELLS
• 8 NEW BOSSES, etc.

The story and the feel of the original game are kept more or less the same. Project II was used as a base for this.

Hope everyone enjoys the hack! :)

Today AGTP releases a complete translation for Laplace’s Demon, a Japanese-style RPG with a lot of western RPG sensibilities and a healthy dose of Lovecraft in its atmosphere. Set in the fictional town of Newcam, Massachusetts in the year 1924, Laplace’s Demon follows a team of paranormal investigators as they look into the disappearance of local eccentric Benedict Weathertop.

The original translation released in 2001 was… not up to snuff. There were loads of technical problems, not the least of which involved the font overwriting itself during text printing and the battle narrative almost always being out of order. The new translation fixes all of these; it is complete and mostly without any issues. See the readme for two known problems, at least one of which may be a bug present in the original game. There were a lot of those.

Given the enormity of the difference between the original v0.95 and the current release, it’s being tagged as a v2.00. Enjoy!

This project initially began several months ago when Pennywise saw a tweet from Tom about wanting to retranslate this game. Ironically, Pennywise had had another translator look at the scripts for comparison purposes, but nothing ever came of it. Fast forward and we now have a complete translation of the original Japanese God Slayer for everyone.

While a solid translation for its time, Crystalis still suffered from the usual censorship and truncated script. This translation of God Slayer rectifies all that and gives interested players a chance to see what could have been.

We also discovered the existence of text in the main script of the game devs congratulating you on beating the game. As of this time, we still don’t know if it’s used or not and preliminary checks have not yielded anything.

Lastly, Tom and Pennywise have another project to announce. Discussed years back as a potential project, this translation has flown off the handles and is nearly done hacking-wise. The Nerdulus Constellation coming soon to a translation near you.

Hyped for the remake of Resident Evil 2? Here’s a treat that you can’t pass on then: the latest Japanese PC port of RE2 (aka SourceNext) packed with HD resolution support, audio fixes, Win10 compatibility, and XInput support, not to mention the original translation hidden within code and data finally surfacing back into action.

If you needed an excuse to play the game once again but you were too afraid of bugs, poor compatibility, and Japanese everywhere, this patch is what you are gonna need. It’s also very easy to use: grab the official 1.1.0 patch, drop that and the DLL where the old game executable is, and you’re done – simple as that, really.