[mamertos]

Ogre Battle: The march of the Black Queen (SNES):

- In the JAP version of the game (Densetsu no Ogre Battle), you can press select button in a battle to open a window with tarot cards features in its own menu. I don't know why this was remove in the US version since is very helpful to check tarot cards effect in a battle. So my idea is to restore that feature from the JAP version.

[LuckxD]

I think Demon's Crest is perfect, except for one little thing: menuing

It would be possible to use L or R to cycle through the transformations and flames? Or a more simple menu like in Shantae dances?

[talos91]

We really need fully colorized versions of the Megaman gameboy games, a few have tried:
https://youtu.be/SYaQtlUt3JQ

[Animation Guru]

We really need fully colorized versions of the Megaman gameboy games, a few have tried:
https://youtu.be/SYaQtlUt3JQ

I've been waiting a long time for someone to do this.

Saw the title of the video here, and it gave me an idea of my own.  If anyone ever colorizes the Gameboy Mega Man games, can you also throw in the title screen change to Mega Man WORLD so there isn't that title confusion anymore between these and the NES games?

[John Enigma]

We really need fully colorized versions of the Megaman gameboy games, a few have tried:
https://youtu.be/SYaQtlUt3JQ

And the GameBoy Castlevania games.

[Animation Guru]

And the GameBoy Castlevania games.

Those exist, actually...

http://www.romhacking.net/hacks/2473/
http://www.romhacking.net/hacks/2474/

But as long as we're on that topic, there's a slight bug in these autoboot hacks.  if you soft-reset (A/B/Select/Start), it boots you out into the Konami GB Collection title screen.

[mushguy]

Here's an idea I've always wanted to see in a Pokémon hack: There are already a good number of hacks of Pokémon BW and Pokémon BW2, however there are yet to be hacks with all the downloadable content hardcoded into the rom, such as C-gear skins and Musicals. The latter would make it a lot easier for us to finally rip the Musical BGMs into the 2SF format and make the 2SF sets finally complete. Has anyone thought of giving this a try?

[dACE]

But as long as we're on that topic, there's a slight bug in these autoboot hacks.  if you soft-reset (A/B/Select/Start), it boots you out into the Konami GB Collection title screen.

That’s not a bug - it’s a feature 😃.

/dACE

[julayla]

I wouldn't mind seeing a retranslation of both Illusion of Gaia and Sailor Moon Another Story (the latter's reason is because I feel like that translation's a little stale and flat to me).

[Animation Guru]

I would just like to see Sailor Moon Another Story proofread.  There were quite a number of instances of "should of" throughout that entire script.

[John Enigma]

Someone should make a mega project in translating every single WonderSwan & WonderSwan Color game in existence, particularly the Digimon games, kinda like how Psyklax is doing with the Early Famicom games, and the Master System/SG-1000/SC-3000 games.

The only games that have been translated so far, that I know of, have been that Megaman & Bass 2 game that was only exclusive to the WonderSwan. 

[tyrannies]

I wouldn't mind seeing a retranslation of both Illusion of Gaia and Sailor Moon Another Story (the latter's reason is because I feel like that translation's a little stale and flat to me).

Yes, please! I loved IoG as a kid, but upon a recent replay the game's text didn't hold up very well for me now that I know better.

There is a recent stab at a retranslation, but for some reason they renamed Will to "Tim," and some of the grammar and punctuation is a bit off.

[julayla]

I wouldn't mind that either. I mean the Ryo stories are suppose to be important and we need to know how they fit in with both Digimon Adventure & Digimon Tamers.

[SleepyFist]

I've been interested in the Wonderswan for a little while now, it would be cool to have some more translation work done for it, from what I remember didn't the thing have some kind of homebrew community way back? surely there's plenty of info still hanging around that could be used to modify existing games.

[John Enigma]

^Supposedly, there's a flashcart for the WonderSwan, and someone from the Obscure Gamers Assembler Games forums discovered an original SDK for the handheld. Can't remember if it was for WS, or WS Color.

Edit: Found the link about the SDK, I think.

[Mugi]

Here's a romhack i've been wanting to see for a while, but honestly  I have no idea how doable or how much work it would be.

incorporate the circus level from solbrain into shatterhand raising the number of levels from 5 to 6.
(or vise versa, i just like shatterhand more than solbrain, shoot me )

[pocket]

Has anyone ever tried to make more accurately colored sprites for the Koopalings in Super Mario World and Super Mario All Stars?   I know people have fixed Bowser, but I've never seen it done for the Koopalings. They were super off based in Super Mario World especially. At least Super Mario All Stars gave them somewhat proper body colors, but in Super Mario World you had stuff like green Morton, Blue Roy, and Yellow Ludwig.

[USC]

The only games that have been translated so far, that I know of, have been that Megaman & Bass 2 game that was only exclusive to the WonderSwan.

There are several others, such as Dicing Knight, Megaman EXE WS, and Makai Toushi SaGa, as well as a few unfinished ones.

I've actually translated a large amount of Digimon: Tag Tamers (storyline, items, menus, compressed graphics, probably 70% of NPC/villagers). I ran into some ASM related issues that I've been meaning to ask for help here for. Hopefully I'll have some time to finish it up in the near future.

[zstandig]

Now that the beta for Michael Jackson's Moonwalker has been dumped, can it's "Thriller" BGM be put into the final version?

[BlazeHeatnix]

I'll be updating this post with each new idea that comes to mind.

Batman: Return of the Joker (Game Boy):

The other Batman games by Sunsoft are really, REALLY good, but this one has one fatal flaw: no extra lives. You die once, the game's over, and you only get 5 continues. Also, most enemies block your Batarangs and your punch's range is non-existent. You'll always trade hits with most enemies if you use it. So here's what I'd like to do or see done to the game:

-Add a lives system with infinite continues. When dying, start immediately at the beginning of the area. Continuing would put you at the beginning of the stage.
-Don't let enemies block Batarangs.
-Batarangs can break crates/rocks.
-Increase the range for the punch so it's more like Batman: The Video Game on NES.
-Remove knockback. (On the fence about this one)

Bugs Bunny's Birthday Blowout (NES):

This game's not bad, but if you're the type who gets motion sickness, the screen scrolling is a problem with how jittery it is. A hack that fixes it to be smoother would work wonders.

Battletoads (NES):

Removal of friendly fire, for the love of god. I can't believe there isn't a hack for this already out there. Also, if one player dies the other should be able to continue. Porting over the improvements from the Genesis version would be nice too.

Fester's Quest (NES):

There's already an excellent hack that makes bullets go through walls and rebalances hot dogs so that you need to spend more money, but more work needs to be done still:

-Autofire, so you don't have to use turbo buttons. It shouldn't be as fast as with turbo, as that makes enemies and bosses a bit too easy.
-Increase Fester's movement speed.
-Increase damage done to enemies so they're not total bullet sponges. The PAL version already does this, so it could be ported over.
-Don't remove items that downgrade your weapons, as that's part of the challenge.
-Continuing should not put you at the beginning of the game. Make it so every time you beat a boss, that's a checkpoint.

Ducktales 1&2 (NES):

No continues? No passwords? Come on, Capcom, you're better than this. Adding continues to make it more like Mega Man, as well as an SRAM system, would fix this.

Castlevania (NES):

The original game had a save feature, so bring in an SRAM hack that uses the FDS version's screen and music. Alternatively, add an English patch for the FDS version that changes the title screen and save screen to be english.

Gargoyle's Quest II (NES):

The Game Boy version had more levels, and levels taken from the NES version were extended. But the zoomed-in screen and inferior graphics ruin this somewhat. Those extended areas should be added to the NES version so we get the best of both worlds.

Castlevania: Symphony of the Night (PSX)

Extensive changes.

-NEW VOICE ACTING. Keep the original script, but redub all the dialogue. I'm not even sure how this would work, but it would be groundbreaking in the world of romhacks, something I haven't seen since Ace Attorney Investigations 2.
-Translate "Nocturne" into English.
-Bring in the Saturn version's extra areas, music, enemies, bosses and items. No, I don't care if they clash with the design. More content is more content.
-Alter Richter and Dracula's prologue portraits to match their Rondo designs, and change Richter's sprites to the Saturn version's for the rest of the game.
-Make Maria playable. Whether it should be like the Saturn or PSP versions, I haven't decided yet...
-Implement text changes from the European release and fixes from Japanese v1.2. Change the prologue intro to "Rondo of Blood" instead of "Bloodlines".
-Implement unused items, familiars, and voice clips. Replace the original interviews with the Japanese cast with the newer English cast that would be here.
-Create a new ending based on the unused audio found on the disc. Obviously this one is REALLY stretching it. Also, use "Mournful Serenade" from the PSP version for every ending except the best one, where it plays "I Am The Wind".
-Change the title screen to "Castlevania X: Symphony of the Night" to be more in line with the Japanese version.