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Hey to all ROM hackers and Xenogears lovers! I finally released my Xenogears patch, dubbed “Xenogears 2.0 Patch”. It’s a 370megs patch meant to be applied on the Xenogears USA CD1&2 images. Here are the following enhancements:

• Controls are put back to the original Japanese controls.
• In-game battle combos are back to the original Japanese ones (matching Japanese controls).
• Audio in the Full Motion Videos is in Japanese with English subtitles.
• Voices in the game are back to the original Japanese ones (in battles + certain cutscenes).
• The weight unit in character’s stats is back to kilos (.kgs instead of .lbs).
• Emeralda’s icon eyebrow transparency is corrected.
• The selection arrow in shop menus doesn’t overlap choices (Buy, Sell, Exit) anymore.

I am hosting the patch on my little ISP space, so please guys download 1 file at a time maximum ^^

You can reach the dedicated website here.

Dragoon X Omega II was designed to emulate Dragon Warrior as much as possible. This, obviously, entailed a high degree of difficulty, with a major stressing on level grinding to complete the game.

While some enjoy the old-school RPG experience, many do not. Therefore, an “Easy Type” version of the game was made, which flows much more like Final Fantasy.

Level grinding is kept to a minimum, enemies are much less deadly, things cost less, and more.

If you couldn’t get into v1.26, then this may be for you.

Dragoon X Omega II Easy Type RHDN Page

Grond has released what he hopes to be the final version of his Final Fantasy ++ hack. Here’s a list of what’s new in version 1.50, which you can get here:

• Dropped the icons from the front of weapons’ and magic spells’ names, in favor of longer names.
• Renamed most spells so that they more closely follow the “-ra -ga -ja” naming convention.
• Changed the Soft spell entirely, plus one or two other minor changes to spells.
• Gave different graphics to many weapons, and altered the properties of a couple.
• Weakened and cheapened Potions to 50 HP for 50 gil.
• Tweaked the Earth Cave music slightly.
• Made very minor changes to some NPC’s dialogues.
• Renamed some things that were otherwise unchanged.
• Recolored a couple of things.
• Some other changes of relatively little consequence.

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

• Citadel Unleashed (Improvement)
• Blaster Master: Pimp your Ride (Improvement)
• The Ultimate Bugs Bunny Crazy Castle (Complete)
• Challenging Lolo (Complete)
• Challenging Lolo 2 (Complete)
• Metroid II - Return of Samus (Improvement)
• Super Mario Bash (Complete)
• Recca - Pure (Improvement)
• Zippy Race - Sega SG-1000 to MSX conversion (Complete)
• Legend of Zelda: Curse From The Outskirts (Complete)
• Castlevania - Legends: Speed Hack (Improvement)
• Belmont’s Revenge: Speed Hack (Improvement)
• Super Wario Bros. 3 (Complete)

Hiya everyone, DarknessSavior here. I have officially released a very preliminary patch for my Chrono Trigger project, titled “Chrono Trigger Redux” (a name that will probably wind up changing in the future).

Basically, what this patch does is change many of the item/tech names and descriptions so that they will be as close to the original Japanese version as possible.

In terms of descriptions, most of those are ad libbed on my part, because the Japanese version doesn’t have many, and the ones they do have, I can’t read. But, I tried to make them relate to the item or technique in question as much as possible.

You can find a copy of the patch here.

During some studying of the game Recca, it was found that there is an alternate mode of the game. However, unlocking it requires beating the standard game, *then* resetting the console.

There is no mention of this in the game itself.

I’ve hacked the game to where this alternate mode is enabled by default. There are 7 levels instead of 4, and enemies are more numerous with much tougher AI routines.

A new title screen has also been added.

If you’re a fan of Recca, this should prove to be a breath of fresh air for you. The difficulty will test your abilities at the game most assuredly.

RHDN’s database entry

FPI Productions has announced the release of one of the most diverse and unique SMW hacks seen in a long while. It’s also the sequel to a previous top quality SMW hack. Nothing like raising the bar for yourself! It’s got some of the most diverse levels I’ve seen in hack including a Kirby level, Sonic the Hedgehog level, and a Tetris level! I’m talking about SMW - The Second Reality Project 2!

The paltry two images shown here do not do this hack justice. You should head on over to the project’s homepage and check out the many screen shots there. This game has been hacked from top to bottom and much attention to detail has been paid here with all new backgrounds, levels, new music, a large diverse cast of enemies, custom blocks, story and more.

You’ll also find many bits of graphics from several other classic games along with plenty of secrets to keep you busy. It’s the coming together of many different things that makes for a nice melting pot of fun, although it can get difficult at times like most SMW hacks.

RHDN Second Reality 2 Page

Jigglysaint has released version 1.1 of his new Blaster Master hack entitled Blaster Master: Pimp your Ride.

The main feature of this hack is that 8 new upgrades have been added into the game, on top of the 7 that already exist. This makes for a combined 15 upgrades. What each new upgrade does is a secret. Most will be needed in order to finish the game.

The game also features level edits. The first two tank levels have been re-done, and the others have recieved minor updates in order to show off the new upgrade features.

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

• Sonic 1 Megamix (Complete)
• Knuckles in Sonic 1 - Rev 01 (Complete)
• Easy Mode Hack (Improvement)
• Sonic 1 Spindash (Improvement)
• afterworld 8 (Complete)
• Final Fantasy: Resurrection (Improvement)
• Seiken Densetsu 3 3-player Hack (Improvement)
• Super Mario Bros. 2 : 2nd Run (Complete)
• Orchestra Of Despair (Complete)
• Sytlish Richter Hack (Improvement)
• Trevor hack (Improvement)
• Unsung Villian hack (Improvement)
• The Royal Quest (Complete)
• Super Mario Evolution (True) (Complete)
• CVA Quick Fix (Improvement)
• Toad’s Treasure Quest (Complete)
• Super Mario Bros. Challenge (Complete)
• Blue Mario Bros. 3 (Complete)
• SMB2DX (Complete)
• Return of Double Dragon Music Fix (Improvement)
• Bubble Bobble Hack (Complete)
• Zelda Parallel Worlds (Complete)

After a looong time of rest, I decided to return to my ROM Hacks. In 2007 I celebrate nine years in this bizarre hobby and realized that I don’t want to quit it.

Most of you probably don’t know my work. I’m a kinda of a fraud… I have no idea of how people REALLY hack a game.. I just change some graphics and colors but I’m very happy just doing this.

This time I changed the visual of 1983’s “Mario Bros”, one of the first games for the Famicom and incredibly fun even for today’s standards.

Just because I’m silly with a capital “S”, I created the first Japanese commercial for the hack. You can check it out below and see how the game looks now:

http://www.tcheco.com/mcbhacks

The game isn’t available yet. But you can get it on 01-01-2007, when my new website will officially open.

Hope you like it!! Macbee

STAFF Note: You can check out the commercial he made for his hack via this youtube link.