[ShadowOne333]

Does KSSU include the level that was cut from the SNES version? I forget which one, but I recall one was cut. The island level?

The one which turns into a side scrolling shooting mini game for the Boss?
Yeah it does include it, you can check it out here:
https://youtu.be/bsZ1msXl5hc?t=16m52s

But it's not found in the original Spring Breeze, instead it's in the new mode called Revenge of the King, which is some sort of hard mode for Spring breeze, and they reintroduced Kabula (the boss with the side scrolling shooting gimmick) for that mode alone.
That's one thing where Ultra improved over SNES Super Star

[Rodimus Primal]

Super Mario Bros. 3 (NES): Give Luigi his own set of sprites:

I'd love to see this done!

I would like to see a hack for the arcade & console ports of Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3 that will add Johnny Cage from Mortal Kombat Trilogy to the main roster by adding him next to Sub-Zero and make Classic Sub-Zero a hidden character.

I would like everything possible from Trilogy ADDED into UMK3 arcade without removing anything. In fact, add Classic Sub-Zero's extra Fatality.

I'd also love to see those colorization hacks done too!

[Q]

Here's a project I tried to complete but don't currently have the skills to accomplish: a translation of the Japanese version of Turtles in Time (SNES). I know the English-language version is just fine, but the Japanese version is actually better in two ways: it has extra dialogue from the bosses (it displays after you defeat them) and there's a stage select code.

There isn't much text—but unfortunately, the game's font is compressed. If the font wasn't compressed, I'd love to do the project myself, but I have no idea how to extract or insert compressed graphics. If anyone can get an English font in to the game, I'd love to insert the script or at least offer some assistance. I have screenshots of every line of dialogue and save states shortly before each line of dialogue which might be helpful to anyone who wants to work on the game.

[treos]

could someone please fix the parallel worlds link to the past hack?

http://www.romhacking.net/hacks/197/

oops, dead end room: https://imgur.com/a/OOqlOHe

shop or another dead end room that can't be escaped? https://imgur.com/a/HBOE3i7

that cave and all of the village houses are broken and lead to inescapable rooms like that.

the rom i'm using is Legend of Zelda, The - A Link to the Past (U) [!].

[yetisyny]

- Sword of Mana (GBA)
I great idea for a hack would to be to circumvent the Amigos System in Sword of Mana on Gameboy Advance so you can complete all the quests in the game. As is, you cannot complete quest 41 as it requires showing an Chekov a summon card only acquirable via registering friend to your game. Perhaps even a hack that marks the quest completed.

I managed to circumvent that that system in Sword of Mana on Game Boy Advance not using ROM hacks but by using cheat codes to obtain everything in the game including the summon card in question. I will just offer advice on what to do to get the summon cards, I cheated for plenty of other things in the game but since that is all you are interested in I will limit things to that.

First you need to turn on a GameShark “Master Code”, for the code giving you all cards to work:

9635298FE5AE
AED3324A4E11
9B1A965409FD

Next, here is the actual GameShark code that gives you all cards in the game:

B10396444D7E
2D50D6581661
CCD1E8D83740
9CE7A5646C71
CCD1E4C8E760

Put all those codes in your emulator and you will have all the cards. Then just show each of the 7 summon cards to Chekov and you can REALLY complete quest 41 (he only needs to see one to “clear” the quest but he will keep going for all 7).

Source: http://www.neoseeker.com/seiken-densetsu/gameshark/gba/

Another much more tedious method that can be done in emulators is basically described here: https://mana.wikia.com/wiki/Seven_Wisdoms That describes how to do it using two Game Boy Advance systems connected with a link cable. But it can also be done with an emulator able to emulate two GBAs running at once that are connected by a link cable. mGBA, NO$GBA, VBA-M, and VBALink can all do that. VBALink is slightly more advanced in the linking emulation because it can emulate a link cable over a network, while the others can only do it on the same computer. I think VBALink might also support emulation of the GBA wireless adapter but I am not sure. Anyway since Sword of Mana just uses the link cable and not wireless card for GBA, there is much better support for it in emulators if you want to use the long, tedious method. A method that does not involve any cheating or hacks at all, but is annoyingly time-consuming to get up to 100 Amigos in order to get all the summon cards.

Yeah so, I prefer just using cheat codes. Much easier! Anyway I am just giving you these workarounds because although it would be nice to have a workaround to the Amigos system via a ROM hack, you can immediately use either of these solutions (cheat codes or emulating a link cable). One of which is easy and gives you all of the summon cards immediately, the other of which is annoying and takes too long. Still if you refuse to cheat and want to do everything 100% legitimately you can try the more tedious method I outlined. I think that is silly though, much better to just put in the cheat codes, get all your summon cards, and be done with it.

[RealGaea]

I'd love to see this done!

I would like everything possible from Trilogy ADDED into UMK3 arcade without removing anything. In fact, add Classic Sub-Zero's extra Fatality.

I'd also love to see those colorization hacks done too!

My wild guesses goes to modify the unused content in SMB3 to put Luigi sprites. As for UMK3, it can be done in the 16-Bit console versions, if we expand the rom size to 8 Megabit. Ultimate Mortal Kombat Trilogy is proof of that.

UMKT would be more perfect if we reduce the roster to the PSX/Saturn/Win/DOS version. And reduce the atrocious AI and those unneccesary added Fatalities...

[Kallisto]

One idea for anyone who wants to make it their personal project, for those of us who know of this but Saga Frontier is considered notoriously unfinished and according the Cutting Room Floor there has been a Japanese group who have attempted to piece the game back together again on whatever was left unused.

if you're a SaGa fan you could try to give it a shot.

[dartcron]

SPEAKING OF GAMEBOY COLORIZATION HACKS
The below are well overdue to have some color in their lives :3

- Kirby's Dreamland 1 and 2 (GB)
- Rolan's Curse 1 and 2 (GB)
- Final Fantasy Legend/Saga 1- 3 (GB)
- Sword of Hope 1 and 2 (GB)

- Sword of Mana (GBA)
I great idea for a hack would to be to circumvent the Amigos System in Sword of Mana on Gameboy Advance so you can complete all the quests in the game. As is, you cannot complete quest 41 as it requires showing an Chekov a summon card only acquirable via registering friend to your game. Perhaps even a hack that marks the quest completed.

I would like to second this notion please!
and just for an idea for a game hack.
I have this dream of a Super Mario World hack that would feature 4 players, instead of the 2. and How it would work is that mario and luigi (player 1 and 2) would play levels together while Wario and waluigi would play levels together. and prehaps the objective being some sort of race to the goal on the middle of the map. Its just a pipe dream i guess.
I would definitely prefer a colorization of final fantasy legend II.

[Animation Guru]

Ninja Jajamaru: Ginga Daisakusen - Pause Doesn't Work!  FIX IT!

So there's a rather irritating problem with the Japanese version of Ninja Jajamaru: Ginga Daisakusen.  The pause button don't work!  It only pauses the game while you hold down start, and it's the same problem with the HTI English translation as well.

Pause is fixed in the Squashed prototype rom, but I'd also like to see it work in the Japanese version and the HTI translation as well.  Can anyone figure it out?

[dACE]

Ninja Jajamaru: Ginga Daisakusen - Pause Doesn't Work!  FIX IT!

I don’t know....

...maybe if the font had been a little bit bigger and perhaps a couple of extra exclamation-points at the end..?

/dACE

[Saum22]

How about someone making a punch out room where glass Joe takes, like 100 hits to take down, and he's faster, and the rest are much faster as well with 2 bounus health for everyone

[mikael43]

Hello ,

Outrun megadrive add a sound engine style of the pc engine version, we just squealing tires and the lack of its engine misses me.

Thank you very much.

[Animation Guru]

...maybe if the font had been a little bit bigger and perhaps a couple of extra exclamation-points at the end..?

I'm very enthusiastic.  What can I say?

[pianohombre]

How about tetris where there is only 2 types of blocks instead of 4 or 5. Or, make it more challenging where there is up to 7 types of blocks.

[thepatrickinator]

Have you guys ever thought of making Super Punch Out! Timmy Menard Edition? I did the Mac voice and announcer while the boxer voices are kept intact. The voice I said for the player character are translated from Japanese. The character quotes from the Japanese version of Super Punch Out!! on SNES is translated to English. The beta mac of Super Punch Out! gets a short black hair change so the player character is myself in the game. I'll give you guys some ideas with Timmy Menard in old school Made in Japan video games.

[papermanzero]

Porting of Famicom Detective Club 1 and 2 from FDS to NES.
Afterwards the rom can be extended to translate the game.
Same with Shin Onigashima.

[thebigguy270]

A hack of Punch-Out featuring Mr.Dream, but Mr.Dream's name and stats are replaced with that of Rocky Marciano, a real-life heavyweight champion who looks like him and who has never lost a single match during his whole career.

[Psyklax]

Porting of Famicom Detective Club 1 and 2 from FDS to NES.
Afterwards the rom can be extended to translate the game.
Same with Shin Onigashima.

FDS games have roughly 64KB of storage on each side - although in practice it's less, according to NESDev.com. Famicom Detective Club 1 has two double-sided disks for a total potential size of 256KB. By using the formula from NESDev.com and looking at the amount of space used on each side, I estimate around 34,833 bytes free across the four sides, which when combined with a simple DTE routine, should arguably be enough free space for a translation.

Converting FDS games to ROMs is no mean feat, and when you consider that practically every emulator and Everdrives all emulate the FDS perfectly well, it seems reasonable to leave the games as FDS games. Switching the game over to a cart mapper rather than just adding more stuff to the files on the disk seems like more trouble than is worth.

All this is just a long-winded way of saying that if someone really wants to translate FDC then go right ahead, but I'd personally much rather do it on FDS than a ROM.

Same situation for Shin Onigashima (it actually has even more free space on the disk) but you have the bigger problem of the text format going vertically rather than horizontally. Good luck fixing that!

[Animation Guru]

An English translation for Famicom Detective Club 2 for the Super Famicom already exists.  It's good.

[Shade Aurion]

Those ones are the ones which I believe should be colorized when possible.
Kirby's Dreamland is one I would absolutely love to see, given how we already have a perfectly color match up for what the colors should be in this one (Kirby Super Star Ultra has a full remake of Dreamland 1, so we can take that as the base).

Though, I do still believe that Super Mario Land 1 needs another recolorization in the same vein as Super Mario Land 2 by toruzz.
The one we have now works, but has a lot of coloring bugs and also the title screen is just bland lol
It's not that long of a game, and most level assets are reused, so this one shouldn't take THAT long (at least I hope so xD)

I agree completely regarding Super Mario Land 1. Toruzz really upped the bar of quality color hacks. I can't wait for his release of The Frog For Whom The Bell Tolls. Still, SML's color hacks are basically functional. Wario Land needs some love real bad. If I had a clue how to colorize or understood the tools it took to do it, i'd do these myself. I use my own color presets through VBA anyways. Its a shame you can't save said presets to the game itself.

I should have put Final Fantasy Adventure on that list too.

I'm an extreme novice hacked. I don't even understand how to turn your hacks into an .ips file. I've done a few hacks but they're rom files themselves, not patches I can share >_>