[metatron724]

Can anyone give me this tip?

[Gideon Zhi]

No such tool exists. If it did, every game ever would be translated.

There are *several* tools that, when used in conjunction with knowledge of reverse-engineering, debugging, the Japanese language, 65816 assembly, and frequently programming knowledge in other high-level languages to fill in any gaps, will help get the job done. But they all require a skilled operator at the helm and even a simple game like a beatemup typically requires dozens of hours of work.

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How to ask questions the smart way.
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Additionally, for SNES specifically, you'll need, at minimum:
A tile editor (I use yy-chr and Tile Layer Pro for most things but they don't cover every use case)
A hex editor (I use Windhex32)
A debugging-enabled emulator (I use Mesen S and Geiger's SNES9X)
A script extractor (I write my own, but you might have some luck with Cartographer)
A script inserter (I use Atlas)
A cross assembler (I use xkas)
A savestate viewer (VSNES)

[metatron724]

thanks for the help, i might take a look.