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The Game Boy Advance of Final Fantasy V featued a terrible port of the music, with aggressive instruments. This hack was made to fix this problem by re-inserting back the original SNES soundtrack in the GBA game.
In this version 2.0, the Final Fantasy V Advance Sound Restoration hack has been completely remade from scratch in a new version, using the same technique used in the Final Fantasy VI advance patch, where the soundtrack was entirely re-sequenced.
The hack also changes a few sound effects, and features a fully orchestrated introduction !
As a plus, this hack also greatly reduces lagging problems that were introduced by reducing the CPU usage for mixing sound. Now all spells will play their animations at the original SNES rate.
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The following Hacks have been submitted and approved to the database (in submitted order oldest to newest):
- Dizzy the Adventurer Sound Fix (Bug Fix)
- Bubble Bobble Arcade Edition (Complete)
- MM3: The Battle Of Gamma (Complete)
- Super Mario Bros SUICIDEXTREME (Complete)
- Metroid Super Zero Mission (Complete)
- Lufia GBC Text Cleanup Patch (Improvement)
- The Rat Race (Complete)
- Destiny of an Emperor Yuan Shao Edition (Complete)
- ElSMB3 (Complete)
- Ayrton Senna’s Super Monaco GP II ‘91 Season (Improvement)
- Kaiser Martens’ Remix (Complete)
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From the brilliant talent that brought us Metroid Super Zero Mission comes a special treat… Metroid Super Zero Mission Hard Edition! Also new is the most up-to-date version 2.2 of the standard edition, but the main attraction of this release is the Hard Edition. There are a lot of new puzzles and surprises awaiting any player who dares to take on the Hard Edition.
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I am pleased to announce the public release of The Rat Race, a subtle hack of EarthBound which restores a great many censored elements from the original Mother 2 while altering and switching some of the major characters to make it a different story from the original.
The best way to describe this game, in my opinion, is as a kind of applied fan fiction; while literary EarthBound fan fiction abounds and several game hacks as well, I’ve not seen these concepts combined until now. Where EarthBound is a rather satirical look at modern life in the West (especially in the USA), The Rat Race is a similar story told from the point of view of those being satirized.
In any event, anyone who’s played EarthBound should find the settings and story of The Rat Race both familiar and strange much as the characters in the original Star Trek found their mirror universe to be in the “Mirror, Mirror” episode, albeit (I hope) not so much more evil. Enjoy!
(Now that I think of it, however, exploring an evil mirror universe of EarthBound might be a story worth pursuing. If anyone here has the interest and know-how to make that game, feel free.)
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The following Hacks have been submitted and approved to the database (in submitted order oldest to newest):
- Automap Plus (Improvement)
- YoonA: The Raid of the Black Girls’ Generation (Complete)
- Contra Hard Corps Hit Points Restoration Hack (Improvement)
- Probotector (E) Hit Point Restoration Hack (Improvement)
- New Super Mario Bros 3 DS (Complete)
- Dodgeball Mapper Conversion (Improvement)
- Final Fantasy Zz (Hard Type) (Improvement)
- Advance Wars 2 - Defence Display Patch (Improvement)
- Phantasy Star ? The Hopeless (Spoof)
- Final Fantasy VI/III (U) Save Anywhere Patch (Improvement)
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I am happy to announce the official release of Final Fantasy Zz, a hard-type hack of the original Final Fantasy for the NES! Final Fantasy Zz includes both bugfixes and enhancements that will make this hack more fun and more challenging to play than the original.
Some of the enhancements include the ability to see the contents of a treasure chest without having to drop something if your inventory is full, the ability to buy 9 items at a time, new and more powerful magic spells, slightly remapped dungeons, new enemy formations and AI, improved and rebalanced classes, new equipment, and the ability to dash by holding the B button. Some of the bugfixes include fixing the INT bug for magic, fixing broken magic spells like TMPR and SLEP, fixing some cosmetic bugs, and fixing the multiple level-up bug.
This hack is recommended for people who are very experienced with the original Final Fantasy. There aren’t any cheap enemy encounters, such as Iron Golems in the Earth Cave, but if you are not careful, any battle could be your last.
This is a great hack that has taken almost four years to develop. Give Final Fantasy Zz a try! Good luck! (You’ll need it!)
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The following Hacks have been submitted and approved to the database (in submitted order oldest to newest):
- Super Mario Bros Rebirth (Complete)
- Phantom Hourglass D-Pad Hack (Improvement)
- Mega Man - The Hedgehog Trap (Complete)
- GoldenEye: X (Complete)
- Pony Poki Panic (Spoof)
- SMB Bowsers Castle (Complete)
- Final Fantasy Negative One (Complete)
- Overkill 32,000 (Improvement)
- The Bob-omb Mafia (Complete)
- Nintendo World Cup: Pause Fix (Improvement)
- Final Fantasy VI: Stand Guard (Improvement)
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After two and a half months of caffiene-induced stupor and a bit of well-deserved remonstration by the RHDN Staff (who have been great, by the way), Final Fantasy VI: Stand Guard is ready to go.
This is a revision of Final Fantasy VI with fans of the 1994 SNES release in mind, polishing the story without making it unrecognizable. I also made three versions of the game, one Easy (where you get nifty equipment and everything’s where you think it is), one Normal (nearly identical to the original SNES release), and one Hard (where the encounter rate is maxed out, you start with terrible equipment and many of the rare items are removed).
The glory days of Square are now gone, and we may never get a decent version of the game from them, but luckily, we have the means to bring to the forefront the great work by their wonderful team of Hironobu Sakaguchi, Yoshinori Kitase, Yoshitaka Amano and Nobuo Uematsu. “Shosan!”
Special thanks goes out to Lenophis for his patient advice, and to Ted Woolsey for his original 30-day marathon translation session back in the day, without whom this would not have been possible.
Stand Guard!
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Get your hands on the newest release of the GoldenEye: X project! This update includes additional levels, the entire character roster, modified scenarios, improvements to weapons, and much more. The multiplayer (Virtual Reality) mode is bursting with content. For those with backup devices, you’ll be very pleased to know that this mod now runs on console. If you haven’t already played GE:X in the past, now is the perfect time to try it out for yourself. You can even play it online with your friends via Mupen64!
Also, check out the official GE:X YouTube Channel for trailers and gameplay videos…
http://www.youtube.com/user/GoldenEyeXN64
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After starting this project in early 2010, it has finally come to its end. I’ve decided to work on it one last time and came up with the very final version 3-0. At first I was lacking some technical knowledge to fix certain things, but now I could go back to my previous problems and I could solve them all. In the global room net, that I didn’t do before, I’ve seen some empty space, so I’ve decided to expand the game further.
Two brand new big dungeons were added (tomb dungeon and ice dungeon), Ganon got his tower, one more big darkworld area was added. I could also add one more semi dungeon and expand the MoonPearl dungeon. Some other things were updated also: monologues, exits and entrances, indoor blocksets, village, overworld drawings. All dungeons were reviewed and updated. I’ve also updated the ending sequence. This is a lot of work, since I had to rewrite all dungeon names in hex.
All together working on this project was sometimes fun, sometimes tedious, because I was learning more and more, so I could update the game over and over. I’m just glad I can finally close the work on this game for good.