Final Fantasy VII NES Project

  I'm late. Download patch link was dead.

Here's a new link: http://www.mediafire.com/?b4y5uifg66b3evv

Here's a new link: http://www.mediafire.com/?b4y5uifg66b3evv

Thank you very much.

No problem

Does anyone can hack these to normal mapper? I wanna play very cool hack on real cart.

Not possible.Do you want to have only a quarter of the ROM on your flash cart?

Not possible.Do you want to have only a quarter of the ROM on your flash cart?

That reminds me suddenly of the original. You needed all three CDs to play the game through.
However we could create now NES cartridges, which could contain all NES games in the world multiple times.
With the right software and hardware everything is possible.^^

With the CDs, it was just because the FMVs were too big to fit them all on one CD.
Supposedly the actual game data is repeated on all 3 discs, with the remainder used to store FMVs.
(which would explain why the PSN version is only about 1.2GB, or the size of 2 CDs)

I actually remember asking that very question some time ago (I had a dream about a special edition of Milon's Secret Castle, where you had to buy more carts to unlock more of the castle ). ... whether hot-swapping carts was possible (without risking crashing or even breaking the console)
Would require disabling all interrupts (does turning off the screen stop the PPU from reading cart VRAM/CHR-ROM?) and running RAM-resident code to check when the cart is swapped (essentially stopping the game from accessing the cart port).

The best version of Final Fantasy VII is Final Fantasy VII Ultima Edition. It's ill. Legal.

No The best version is the Retranslation Project because all that missed  FF VII will understand it at first playthrough.

What's the difference between the regular version and the Ultima Version? I looked, people said it is the regular version plus some extras, but no one went into any detail about these extras.
January 29, 2012, 05:24:24 PM - (Auto Merged - Double Posts are not allowed before 7 days.)Here's a progress update. I'm working on the world map right now. 46/256 screens completed.

What's the difference between the regular version and the Ultima Version? I looked, people said it is the regular version plus some extras, but no one went into any detail about these extras.

It's compressed down to 1 GB, doesn't require any discs, has improved sound, runs on modern systems and has some extra bonus crap which doesn't matter much. The nice thing is that it doesn't need you to switch discs, EVER because it doesn't use discs AT ALL.

January 29, 2012, 05:24:24 PM - (Auto Merged - Double Posts are not allowed before 7 days.)Here's a progress update. I'm working on the world map right now. 46/256 screens completed.

coolness

I haven't played the pirate nes version and don't even want to think about what the worldmap was like in it
This one looks amazing though - very good 2D version of the worldmap in FF7.

Making the bridges (in Wutai, I mean) is going to require a bit of fudging. You could probably design the collision paths to follow them just fine, but it's going to be awkward having to alternate between pressing up and left/right to traverse the bridge path.

My question is, if you are editing Wutai into the game, is there going to be anything over there to actually explore (other than perhaps random battles)? IIRC, Wutai was completely excluded from the original ROM.