(1 to 10) of 525 Results
ROM Hacks News
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
- FF:CRASH (Final Fantasy)(NES)
Complete
- Castlevania III: Curse of the Moon Hack ROM (Castlevania III: Dracula’s Curse)(NES)
- Monty Mole Island 2 - Redrawn Island (Super Mario World)(SNES)
- NCAA Football 2019 (Tecmo Super Bowl)(NES)
Improvement
- Super Mario World: Bowsette Edition. (Super Mario World)(SNES)
- EarthBound Zero Tweaks (Mother)(NES)
- Uniracers Uncensored (Uniracers)(SNES)
- Bowsette (Super Mario Bros.)(NES)
- FFL2 Text Update (with Saga 2 Title Screen Hack) (Final Fantasy Legend II)(GB)
- Punch Out Lag Fix (Mike Tyson’s Punch Out!!)(NES)
- Streets of Rage 2: Battletoas & Double Dragon (Streets of Rage 2)(GEN)
- Pac-Bomber (Bomberman)(NES)
- Phantasy Star Generation: 4 - A Relocalization (Phantasy Star IV: The End of the Millennium)(GEN)
[ 0 COMMENTS ] Relevant Link
ROM Hacks News - RHDN Project Page
Nearly 25 years ago, Donkey Kong Country was released to the world, and it quickly won over gamers with its pre-rendered CGI graphics, became one of the best-selling Super NES games of all time, and spawned numerous sequels. And while its graphics might not have the wow factor they had in 1994, Donkey Kong Country’s gameplay holds up to this day.
While Donkey Kong Country is known for being difficult, many people have mastered it. Are you one of them? Donkey Kong Country - Expert Edition will put your platforming skills to the test. It removes the DK Barrels (which give you your characters back if you lose them) and Star Barrels (which act as checkpoints), so you can only take two hits in each stage before losing a life and being forced to start over from the beginning.
Additionally, all the Warp Barrels have been removed. If you think you’re just going to skip over Mine Cart Carnage, Stop & Go Station, or any other stage in the game, think again.
[ 1 COMMENTS ] Relevant Link
ROM Hacks News - RHDN Project Page
Since the NES EarthBound Zero prototype was leaked two decades ago, many gamers have been frustrated by the game’s tedious pacing. EarthBound Zero (known as Mother in Japan), the famed prequel to EarthBound for the Super NES, is an old school RPG known for it’s high random encounter rate and for requiring large amounts of grinding to level up and purchase equipment, which has discouraged many potential fans from completing the game.
This problem was fixed in the fan translation of the GBA version of Mother, which added an item called the “Easy Ring.” Now, you can enjoy the benefits of the Easy Ring while playing the original NES version of EarthBound Zero. Q’s Gameplay Balance hack—which is included in his EarthBound Zero Tweaks collection—quadruples earned experience, doubles earned money, and significantly reduces random encounter rates, just like the Easy Ring mod.
If you enjoyed EarthBound for the SNES and Mother 3 for the GBA but could never get into the first game, then apply this patch, and give it another chance.
[ 0 COMMENTS ] Relevant Link
ROM Hacks News
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):
Bug Fix
- NBA Jam TE / NBA Jam 2k17 Bug Fixes (NBA Jam: Tournament Edition)(SNES)
Complete
- Rockman 2: Advanced (Mega Man 2)(NES)
Improvement
- SMB1 Green Springboard (Super Mario Bros.)(NES)
- Pac-Man GB - Redux (Pac-Man)(GB)
- Castlevania 2: Improved Controls (Castlevania II: Simon’s Quest)(NES)
- Blades of Steel Goon mod (Blades of Steel)(NES)
- Donkey Kong Country - Expert Edition (Donkey Kong Country)(SNES)
- Klax E1M1: At Doom’s Gate (Klax)(NES)
- Mortal Kombat 3: Redux (Mortal Kombat 3)(SNES)
- Arkanoid II Password (Arkanoid II)(NES)
- Castlevania Chronicles Arrange Mode Knockback Restoration (Castlevania Chronicles)(PSX)
[ 0 COMMENTS ] Relevant Link
ROM Hacks News
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)
[ 0 COMMENTS ] Relevant Link
ROM Hacks News - RHDN Project Page
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.
[ 0 COMMENTS ] Relevant Link
ROM Hacks News - RHDN Project Page
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! :)
[ 0 COMMENTS ] Relevant Link
ROM Hacks News - RHDN Project Page
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.
[ 1 COMMENTS ] Relevant Link
ROM Hacks News
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):
Complete
- Castlevania: The Red Wizard (Castlevania)(NES)
- Rockman 4: Advanced (Mega Man 4)(NES)
- Final Fantasy IV - Ultima (Final Fantasy II)(SNES)
Improvement
- Championship Bowling Brunswick Edition (Championship Bowling)(NES)
- Frue Lufia (Lufia II: Rise of the Sinistrals)(SNES)
- Castlevania Aria of Sorrow Zangetsu Hack (Castlevania: Aria of Sorrow)(GBA)
- Castlevania Aria of Sorrow Alfred Hack (Castlevania: Aria of Sorrow)(GBA)
- Spekkio Lufia (Lufia II: Rise of the Sinistrals)(SNES)
- Resident Evil 2 Classic REbirth (Biohazard 2)(PC)
- Castlevania II: Game Over Penalty Reduction (Castlevania II: Simon’s Quest)(NES)
[ 0 COMMENTS ] Relevant Link
ROM Hacks News - RHDN Project Page
Binarynova has released the final version of his Job System Improvement hack for Final Fantasy III (NES/Famicom).
Final Fantasy III was Squaresoft’s first attempt at a dynamic job system, but it is pretty clunky to say the least. The player has to grind for and spend “Capacity Points” (CP) to change jobs and the Job menu sends the player through a lot of extra hoops to simply change a character’s job.
This hack is intended to smooth out the whole process. The player can now go right to the Job menu and select a new job. There will be no error message nor any confirmation prompt. The game will automatically remove that character’s equipment and change their job without any additional input. This is done with a check to make sure that the player’s inventory isn’t too full to remove the equipment, avoiding the chance that a character might change jobs with equipment they shouldn’t be able to wear.
Additionally, the cost of changing jobs has been removed. Changing jobs no longer requires you to grind for and spend CP. And as a result Binarynova has removed any mention of CP from battles or from the menu. An optional patch (meant for the AWJ Translation only) replaces the CP Costs on the Job menu with the jobs’ Skill Levels.
These changes make Final Fantasy III’s job system more open and accessible and should inspire players to try out more job combinations to find party setups that they really enjoy. Check out the project page for more detailed information.
