{ "header": { "name": "HackHash Community", "description": "Community-driven ROM Hack database", "version": "20261004", "date": "2026-10-04", "author": "HackHash Community", "url": "https://hackhash.darkblood.uk" }, "machines": [ { "machineName": "A Plumber For All Seasons (v2021 - 11 - 22)", "description": "A Plumber For All Seasons (v2021 - 11 - 22)", "romName": "A Plumber For All Seasons (v2021-11-22) (wye) [Hack].sfc", "platform": "SNES", "fileSize": "4194304", "crc32": "b5b8ab63", "md5": "cdb770284b8f0fb7ad6ca24b7fbb5e44", "sha1": "52c102ff9e944affcd90192aff0ce891c3307617", "details": { "hackName": "A Plumber For All Seasons", "version": "2021 - 11 - 22", "versionChangelog": "• Fixed a bug introduced in v2021-11-07 where the water level in 2-7 would glitch if you paused the game while the screen is scrolling vertically.\n• Changed a setup in 4-7 where the large snowballs would sometimes fail to spawn unless you scrolled the screen.\n• Fixed a color issue introduced in v2021-09-02 where the wrong color would be visible in one spot even on newer emulators.", "translationLanguages": [], "author": "wye", "releaseYear": 2021, "releaseDate": "2021-11-22", "description": "A Plumber For All Seasons is a ROM hack of the 1990 SNES game Super Mario World. I edited the original game and used it as a base to make my own.\n\nThe premise is that each world represents a different season — there's a Spring world, a Summer world, a Fall world, and a Winter world. (And some more!)\n\nThe core gameplay doesn't stray too far from the original Super Mario World, but almost all of the assets have been changed, and all are custom-made for this hack. I made all the graphics myself (which isn't often done), and some very kind people from the community have put together an original soundtrack. There's also a lot of custom programming done, which I partially did myself, but also relied heavily on code resources from the community and many talented hackers lending a helping hand along the way.\n\nA Plumber For All Seasons features:\n• 37 levels with 41 exits\n• almost entirely custom graphics, all of them hand-made\n• a focus on interesting, season-themed scenery and fun levels\n• an original soundtrack\n• rewards and easter eggs for completionists", "tags": [ { "slug": "total-conversion", "name": "Total Conversions" } ], "hackFamily": { "name": "A Plumber For All Seasons", "author": "wye", "releaseYear": 2021, "releaseDate": "2021-11-22", "description": "A Plumber For All Seasons is a ROM hack of the 1990 SNES game Super Mario World. I edited the original game and used it as a base to make my own.\n\nThe premise is that each world represents a different season — there's a Spring world, a Summer world, a Fall world, and a Winter world. (And some more!)\n\nThe core gameplay doesn't stray too far from the original Super Mario World, but almost all of the assets have been changed, and all are custom-made for this hack. I made all the graphics myself (which isn't often done), and some very kind people from the community have put together an original soundtrack. There's also a lot of custom programming done, which I partially did myself, but also relied heavily on code resources from the community and many talented hackers lending a helping hand along the way.\n\nA Plumber For All Seasons features:\n• 37 levels with 41 exits\n• almost entirely custom graphics, all of them hand-made\n• a focus on interesting, season-themed scenery and fun levels\n• an original soundtrack\n• rewards and easter eggs for completionists" }, "patch": { "type": "BPS", "filename": "a-plumber-for-all-seasons_2021-11-22.bps", "sha1": "879e3e44afbd8ce4090fa564a84d9949aac64dba", "storedSlug": "A-Plumber-For-All-Seasons-2021-11-22", "storedPath": "SNES/Super Mario World (USA).sfc/A Plumber For All Seasons/A-Plumber-For-All-Seasons-2021-11-22__879e3e44afbd8ce4090fa564a84d9949aac64dba.bps" }, "baseRom": { "name": "Super Mario World (USA).sfc", "platform": "SNES", "fileExtension": "sfc", "crc32": "b19ed489", "md5": "cdd3c8c37322978ca8669b34bc89c804", "sha1": "6b47bb75d16514b6a476aa0c73a683a2a4c18765", "status": "APPROVED" }, "franchise": { "name": "Super Mario", "status": "APPROVED" }, "authorRef": { "name": "wye", "status": "APPROVED" }, "alternateFormats": [], "sourceUrl": "https://www.smwcentral.net/?p=section&a=details&id=28856", "releasePageUrl": null, "githubUrl": null, "notes": null, "gameDatabaseLinks": { "canonicalName": "A Plumber For All Seasons", "igdb": { "id": "204718", "slug": "a-plumber-for-all-seasons" }, "theGamesDB": "92108", "launchbox": "153070", "giantBomb": null, "screenScraper": null, "steamGridDB": "5342883", "retroAchievements": "2865", "steam": null, "gog": null, "epicGames": null, "wikipedia": null, "hasheousId": "405721" }, "approvedAt": "2026-09-19T01:17:49.661Z" } }, { "machineName": "ActRaiser Redone (v2.0)", "description": "ActRaiser Redone (v2.0)", "romName": "ActRaiser Redone (v2.0) (RetchERezzed) [Hack].sfc", "platform": "SNES", "fileSize": "1048576", "crc32": "ce84aed6", "md5": "ed3f515267b68619491abef79def0fe6", "sha1": "ea1fd940ce12461b6b9f61e45e660ee6483cbcd5", "details": { "hackName": "ActRaiser Redone", "version": "2.0", "versionChangelog": "Specific Changelog for 2.0 unavailable", "translationLanguages": [], "author": "RetchERezzed", "releaseYear": 2026, "releaseDate": "2026-09-20", "description": "ActRaiser Redone v2.0 keeps the original game structure while making region choice and maximum population more practical. Players can choose any normal region for Act I from a fresh playthrough, and later-region action stages receive route-aware balance help when selected early.\n\nFEATURE LIST\n* Choose Your Path\n* Practical Max Population\n* Redone Max Population Caps\n* Extra Valid Construction Squares\n* Flexible Town Planning\n* Lower Miracle Costs\n* Dynamic Act Balance\n* Enemy Hit-Count Scaling\n* Boss Durability Retune\n* Incoming Damage Scaling\n* Enemy Density and Harasser Pressure Scaling", "tags": [ { "slug": "improvement", "name": "Improvement" }, { "slug": "gameplay", "name": "Gameplay Changes" } ], "hackFamily": { "name": "ActRaiser Redone", "author": "RetchERezzed", "releaseYear": 2026, "releaseDate": "2026-09-20", "description": "ActRaiser Redone v2.0 keeps the original game structure while making region choice and maximum population more practical. Players can choose any normal region for Act I from a fresh playthrough, and later-region action stages receive route-aware balance help when selected early.\n\nFEATURE LIST\n* Choose Your Path\n* Practical Max Population\n* Redone Max Population Caps\n* Extra Valid Construction Squares\n* Flexible Town Planning\n* Lower Miracle Costs\n* Dynamic Act Balance\n* Enemy Hit-Count Scaling\n* Boss Durability Retune\n* Incoming Damage Scaling\n* Enemy Density and Harasser Pressure Scaling" }, "patch": { "type": "IPS", "filename": "ActRaiser_Redone_v20.ips", "sha1": "25dda54f509feaedcb969da0853a484ea86d8c1f", "storedSlug": "ActRaiser-Redone-2-0", "storedPath": "SNES/ActRaiser (USA).sfc/ActRaiser Redone/ActRaiser-Redone-2-0__25dda54f509feaedcb969da0853a484ea86d8c1f.ips" }, "baseRom": { "name": "ActRaiser (USA).sfc", "platform": "SNES", "fileExtension": "sfc", "crc32": "eac3358d", "md5": "635d5d7dd2aad4768412fbae4a32fd6e", "sha1": "e8365852cc20178d42c93cd188a7ae9af45369d7", "status": "APPROVED" }, "franchise": { "name": "ActRaiser", "status": "APPROVED" }, "authorRef": { "name": "RetchERezzed", "status": "APPROVED" }, "alternateFormats": [], "sourceUrl": "https://www.romhacking.net/hacks/9927/", "releasePageUrl": null, "githubUrl": "https://github.com/RetchERez/ActRaiser-Redone", "notes": null, "gameDatabaseLinks": { "canonicalName": "ActRaiser Redone", "igdb": { "id": null, "slug": null }, "theGamesDB": null, "launchbox": null, "giantBomb": null, "screenScraper": null, "steamGridDB": null, "retroAchievements": null, "steam": null, "gog": null, "epicGames": null, "wikipedia": null, "hasheousId": "669472" }, "approvedAt": "2026-09-17T15:23:43.488Z" } }, { "machineName": "Akumajou Densetsu Redux (v2.6)", "description": "Akumajou Densetsu Redux (v2.6)", "romName": "Akumajou Densetsu Redux.nes", "platform": "NES", "fileSize": "393232", "crc32": "5e018e28", "md5": "c174458105c30fdd10691b4c14502a5b", "sha1": "ff95d16024fecca313d3cf822e2bf69305e29fff", "details": { "hackName": "Akumajou Densetsu Redux", "version": "2.6", "versionChangelog": null, "translationLanguages": [], "author": "Mureisky", "releaseYear": 2026, "releaseDate": "2026-08-21", "description": "Castlevania 3 Akumajou Densetsu Redux\n\nMain Features\n\n Faster character swapping.\n Faster door animations.\n Bugfixes.\n Clocktower slowdown fixes.\n Removed falling block areas on stage 7 Alucard route.\n Rebalanced characters, and Subweapons for both versions.\n Curse of the Moon Subweapon Lanterns.\n", "tags": [ { "slug": "improvement", "name": "Improvement" } ], "hackFamily": { "name": "Akumajou Densetsu Redux", "author": "Mureisky", "releaseYear": 2026, "releaseDate": "2026-08-21", "description": "Castlevania 3 Akumajou Densetsu Redux\n\nMain Features\n\n Faster character swapping.\n Faster door animations.\n Bugfixes.\n Clocktower slowdown fixes.\n Removed falling block areas on stage 7 Alucard route.\n Rebalanced characters, and Subweapons for both versions.\n Curse of the Moon Subweapon Lanterns.\n" }, "patch": { "type": "IPS", "filename": "Akumajou Densetsu Redux.ips", "sha1": "419f633654f4f934ad93199bc18a9ff297f75ea0", "storedSlug": "Akumajou-Densetsu-Redux-2-6", "storedPath": "NES/Akumajou Densetsu (Japan)/Akumajou Densetsu Redux/Akumajou-Densetsu-Redux-2-6__419f633654f4f934ad93199bc18a9ff297f75ea0.ips" }, "baseRom": { "name": "Akumajou Densetsu (Japan)", "platform": "NES", "fileExtension": null, "crc32": "2ead04c5", "md5": "cec72ea12b1e5c1798631c9024410f65", "sha1": "c3248da0b075ffe93f1d65aa8a1579c91e560309", "status": "APPROVED" }, "franchise": null, "authorRef": { "name": "Mureisky", "status": "APPROVED" }, "alternateFormats": [], "sourceUrl": "https://www.romhacking.net/hacks/8572/", "releasePageUrl": null, "githubUrl": null, "notes": null, "gameDatabaseLinks": { "canonicalName": "Akumajou Densetsu Redux", "igdb": { "id": null, "slug": null }, "theGamesDB": null, "launchbox": null, "giantBomb": null, "screenScraper": null, "steamGridDB": null, "retroAchievements": null, "steam": null, "gog": null, "epicGames": null, "wikipedia": null, "hasheousId": "669474" }, "approvedAt": "2026-09-05T13:27:27.062Z" } }, { "machineName": "Animal Crossing Deluxe (v0.43.3)", "description": "Animal Crossing Deluxe (v0.43.3)", "romName": "Animal Crossing Deluxe (v0.43.3) [Hack].iso", "platform": "GCN", "fileSize": "39571456", "crc32": "a2ac44f9", "md5": "f9c7967b34afbabce481cfd1034cb0ef", "sha1": "44d86c6e94710268e183e667ab7709ffec469c4f", "details": { "hackName": "Animal Crossing Deluxe", "version": "0.43.3", "versionChangelog": "• Katrina now offers a service evaluating the Feng Shui of furniture. She will only do this before you receive your fortune for now.\n• Fixed a vanilla heap crash exposed by fixes in 43.2.\n• Fixed some more stale data issues in emu64 that affected rendering in the catalog.", "translationLanguages": [], "author": "Cuyler", "releaseYear": 2026, "releaseDate": "2026-08-25", "description": "Animal Crossing Deluxe is a WIP mod that aims to create a definitive experience for the first generation games. Region-exclusive content has been added including furniture, wallpaper, carpets, and villagers! Quality of life features have been added to smooth out some of the rough edges. New features have been added on top to give the game a truly definitive feel. \n\n* Integrated 16:9 widescreen option.\n* \"Free\" (borderless) acre camera option.\n* All e+ villagers added to the base game.\n* Expanded clothing list. Featuring beta shirts and shirts from N64, DnM+, and iQue.\n* Re-added furniture removed from N64 & DnM+. Added furniture from DnMe+ and iQue.\n* D-Pad tool switching.\n* Selectable skin tones including a reworked tanning/sunburn system.\n* Ground patterns & quick pattern controls - Hold Z and press D-Pad Up to place the most recent pattern without accessing inventory. Hold Z and press B to pick up a ground design.\n* Fixed & craftable paper airplanes. Fold stationery to spawn one. Press A while standing on it to pick it up. While holding it, press B to delete it. While holding it, Hold Z and flick the analog stick to throw.\n* 'New catch' messages after first catch of an insect or fish species.\n* Optional intro chores after selecting house.\n* Town creation intro sequence has four layout previews to pick from. Rover will cycle through the four. If you want a new four then you need to reset.\n* Indoor camera controls outdoors.\n* Museum donation item selection restricts items which have been donated or cannot be donated.\n* Coelacanth can spawn during the snow like other games.\n* Higher-res font.\n* Updated title screen logo.\n* Multi-select letters to mail at the post office.\n* Savings account generates interest with the same rate as Wild World thru New Leaf.\n* Basement wallpaper & flooring can be edited.\n* Nookington's does not need a visitor to be available for upgrade.\n* Trees can be shaken while holding a net.\n* Fish biting sound effect.\n* D-Pad can act as control stick for many menus.\n* Money picked up or dug up will go into the wallet if possible.\n* Max year increased from 2030 to 2099.\n* Various bugfixes applied automatically such as coconuts spawning on the island beaches and oranges being obtainable in all towns.", "tags": [ { "slug": "improvement", "name": "Improvement" }, { "slug": "gameplay", "name": "Gameplay Changes" }, { "slug": "graphical", "name": "Graphics/Audio" }, { "slug": "bug-fix", "name": "Bug Fixes" } ], "hackFamily": { "name": "Animal Crossing Deluxe", "author": "Cuyler", "releaseYear": 2026, "releaseDate": "2026-08-25", "description": "Animal Crossing Deluxe is a WIP mod that aims to create a definitive experience for the first generation games. Region-exclusive content has been added including furniture, wallpaper, carpets, and villagers! Quality of life features have been added to smooth out some of the rough edges. New features have been added on top to give the game a truly definitive feel. \n\n* Integrated 16:9 widescreen option.\n* \"Free\" (borderless) acre camera option.\n* All e+ villagers added to the base game.\n* Expanded clothing list. Featuring beta shirts and shirts from N64, DnM+, and iQue.\n* Re-added furniture removed from N64 & DnM+. Added furniture from DnMe+ and iQue.\n* D-Pad tool switching.\n* Selectable skin tones including a reworked tanning/sunburn system.\n* Ground patterns & quick pattern controls - Hold Z and press D-Pad Up to place the most recent pattern without accessing inventory. Hold Z and press B to pick up a ground design.\n* Fixed & craftable paper airplanes. Fold stationery to spawn one. Press A while standing on it to pick it up. While holding it, press B to delete it. 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As most N64 flashcarts have a 64MB file size limit for ROMs, the game is now able run on console using a flashcart. The game's day/night system works as intended on flashcarts with RTC support. If a flashcart does not have RTC support, the game will always be in daytime. The player can use the Yellow Switch to change day to night.\n• Additionally, the reduced ROM size makes the game natively bootable on essentially all N64 emulators. Previously, some emulators had issues booting the game because the ROM size was above 64MB, requiring modifications to the emulator source code in order to work.\n• Many areas have had their geometry optimized to run better on console and emulators on older systems.\n• Non-painting levels will now spawn Mario/Luigi near the level entrance when dying or collecting a star, a feature backported from the future A3 version.\n• Various crashes and bugs exclusive to console have been fixed, including trapdoors, Angry Sun, and various music bugs.\n• Added Haunted Maze Cave (Only accessible with external programs like Star Display).\n• Changed the sign text in The Void.\n• The Bob-omb buddy message in Orange Hall has been slightly changed.\n• The \"FUCK\" texture that held painting data has been removed. Such instances of painting data now display no texture at all.\n• Other fixes include the grand star warp, PV balancing, and a fixed star animation.", "translationLanguages": [], "author": "Unabandoned Team", "releaseYear": 2024, "releaseDate": "2024-12-24", "description": "Hack based on the Internal Plexus concept, featuring scrapped features and stages from the beta and the SM64 iceberg, mixed and matched together to create uncanny experiences.\n\nCredit goes to ChrisRLillo for creating the original B3313, and the countless contributors that assisted with making this hack a reality. This is an unofficial continuation ('unabandonment') by major contributors from before the abandonment, released long before Chris' 1.0.* versions. It fixes all of the star IDs and tweaks the overall gameplay experience based on player feedback as well as lore consistency.\n\nFull list of contributors: https://wiki.b3313.org/wiki/List_of_B3313_Contributors\nIf any UA developers want to be added to this author list specifically as well, leave a comment here.\n\nA2 Anniversary Edition will just run with no complications. Previous ROMs are 96 MB and will only run with Parallel Launcher's ParallelN64 core (not RetroArch's), RMG, or custom builds of Mupen swapping a single line of code. 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It fixes all of the star IDs and tweaks the overall gameplay experience based on player feedback as well as lore consistency.\n\nFull list of contributors: https://wiki.b3313.org/wiki/List_of_B3313_Contributors\nIf any UA developers want to be added to this author list specifically as well, leave a comment here.\n\nA2 Anniversary Edition will just run with no complications. Previous ROMs are 96 MB and will only run with Parallel Launcher's ParallelN64 core (not RetroArch's), RMG, or custom builds of Mupen swapping a single line of code. 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This patch features the CronoNick fix, which allows Ayla to give Crono a special nickname. Old saves without the CronoNick fix will cause glitches. To be safe, make sure to create a new save file!\n\nThis hack does not alter gameplay, balance, or story events (except for bugfixes, restorations, and uncensoring)!\n\nIf you prefer the original SNES translation over the DS retranslation, but want its quality improved and its many flaws fixed, then this is the version for you. Hopefully, it brings you joy and offers a great reason to revisit one of the best JRPGs of all time!\n\nTo submit feedback, or to report bugs, join the discussion topic.\n\nThe “Refined” series aims to provide official-feeling, purist-friendly revisions of classic games through text refinement, fixes, and carefully selected improvements.", "tags": [ { "slug": "improvement", "name": "Improvement" }, { "slug": "bug-fix", "name": "Bug Fixes" }, { "slug": "uncensor", "name": "Uncensor" } ], "hackFamily": { "name": "Chrono Trigger Refined", "author": "Furo_19", "releaseYear": 2026, "releaseDate": "2026-06-17", "description": "An authentic SNES “Chrono Trigger” experience — but refined, uncensored, updated, and fixed!\n\n“Chrono Trigger: Refined” is a purist-friendly improvement patch that aims to create the ideal vanilla version of the game.\n\nOriginally conceived as an addendum to the “Bugfix and Uncensoring Patch” by Chronosplit, it has since evolved—with Chronosplit’s blessing—into a fully standalone refinement project. 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If the game cannot save, it cannot be played.\n\n* 20 New Fighters: Future Gohan, SSJ Future Gohan, Base/SSJ/Ape Cumber, Golden Cooler, Reboot/SSJ/LSSJ Broly, SSB Gogeta, Botamo, Magetta, Champa, Vados, Hakaishin Toppo, Limit Breaker Jiren, Daishinkan, Zeno, Super Shenron, and Commeson.\n\n* Locations/Evolutions: Future Gohan via the Time Machine; Cumber in Monean Chamber; Golden Cooler evolves from Super Cooler at Lv. 50; Broly R on Route 6 after the League; SSB Gogeta evolves from SSJ Gogeta with a God Stone; Botamo/Magetta in Tanoby * Chambers; Hakaishin Toppo and Limit Breaker Jiren evolve at Lv. 50; Champa, Vados, Daishinkan, Super Shenron and Zeno are in Null Realm; Commeson is in Altering Cave.\n\n* Fighter changes: Dyspo, Toppo and Jiren now roam Liptoo Chamber. Many DBS/GT fighters were slightly nerfed, especially SSJ Gods+, MUI, Beerus and Whis; total base stats now cap at 700. 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Kid Trunks: Fast → Medium-Fast.\n* SS Anne is blocked after departure.\n* Imperial Cave opens after the League.\n* Roshi's Lab trade: Gogeta for Vegeto holding a Potara.\n* Names changed: Indigo Plateau → Dragon Plateau; Saibamen → Saibaman; Biomen → Bioman.\n\n# Known Bugs\n\n* Player colors glitch near Zeno/Champa in Null Realm.\n* Makankosappo incorrectly says \"No PP left\" with 1 PP remaining; first-turn animation may fail against Telepathy.\n* Time Machine evolutions do not update Scouter data for Future Gohan/Future Trunks.\n\n# Credits\n\nCredits and version number appear in the player's room postsign.", "translationLanguages": [], "author": "Z-Max", "releaseYear": 2015, "releaseDate": "2015-09-15", "description": "Dragon Ball Z Team Training is a Pokémon Fire Red mod that makes your game all the Dragon Ball epicness you could ever want. Basically, if you wanted to have a pet Goku to fight your enemies with in Pokémon, this is all of that and more. 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It also changes the names of certain characters back to either their original forms or the nearest phonetic equivalents, and completely removes the misleading and inaccurately-translated term ‘Magitek’ from the game altogether. More detail about this decision is provided in the readme file.\n\nThe character of Cayenn has been rewritten most extensively of all, in order to present a consistent and believable representation of archaic speech. A great deal of research was done on Early Modern English to achieve this goal. He has been written to be easily understandable despite the grammatical differences, but additional documentation has been provided about the nuances of the style in order to clarify any potentially confusing elements.\n\nThis version also features extended name lengths for items and abilities, eliminating the need to use awkward abbreviations, and gives the player the ability to quickly swap between the Equip and Relic screens by pressing the Y button. 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A large number of bug fixes are also included.\n\nTo play this version, apply the .bps patch to an unaltered and un-headered rom of Final Fantasy III (USA) v1.0. It is compatible with real SNES hardware as well as emulators." }, "patch": { "type": "BPS", "filename": "FF6 Retranslated v1.4.bps", "sha1": "fed0ae0cf30206bedeb30520e394ecbf49bd8a90", "storedSlug": "Final-Fantasy-VI-Retranslated-1-4", "storedPath": "SNES/Final Fantasy III (USA)/Final Fantasy VI Retranslated/Final-Fantasy-VI-Retranslated-1-4__fed0ae0cf30206bedeb30520e394ecbf49bd8a90.bps" }, "baseRom": { "name": "Final Fantasy III (USA)", "platform": "SNES", "fileExtension": null, "crc32": "a27f1c7a", "md5": "e986575b98300f721ce27c180264d890", "sha1": "4f37e4274ac3b2ea1bedb08aa149d8fc5bb676e7", "status": "APPROVED" }, "franchise": { "name": "Final Fantasy", "status": "APPROVED" }, "authorRef": { "name": "hairy_hen", "status": "APPROVED" }, "alternateFormats": [], "sourceUrl": "https://www.romhacking.net/hacks/4619/", "releasePageUrl": null, "githubUrl": null, "notes": null, "gameDatabaseLinks": null, "approvedAt": "2026-09-03T09:17:19.432Z" } }, { "machineName": "Final Fantasy VI: Ted Woolsey Uncensored Edition (v3.07)", "description": "Final Fantasy VI: Ted Woolsey Uncensored Edition (v3.07)", "romName": "Final Fantasy VI - Ted Woolsey Uncensored Edition (v3.07) [Hack].sfc", "platform": "SNES", "fileSize": "4194304", "crc32": "9cbcc1f1", "md5": "8f18c1a7cae6be8e6beb63e41edb0b24", "sha1": "59f523afae84053bb38b7db28891ab77e16b222b", "details": { "hackName": "Final Fantasy VI: Ted Woolsey Uncensored Edition", "version": "3.07", "versionChangelog": "• Minor updated dialog, including General Leo's mention of sacrificing lives.\n• Added some line breaks for easier readability.\n• Changed Rum to Hard Cider", "translationLanguages": [], "author": "Rodimus Primal", "releaseYear": 2026, "releaseDate": "2026-05-11", "description": "Back when Final Fantasy VI (Final Fantasy III US) was released the game was heavily toned down, censoring graphics and the like. When it was re-released for the Playstation, the graphics were uncensored but toned down script remained. Then came Final Fantasy VI Advance with a newer (though some consider drier) translation, but the color palette and music were altered for the handheld console. Others have made re-translations, such as the great work by RPGOne, Lina Darkstar, and Kwhazit.\n\nNow this is Final Fantasy VI: Ted Woolsey Uncensored Edition. The goal was to make the SNES version uncut and to clean up the script but keep the nuance used by Woolsey in the original game’s release. Using the original Woolsey script as a basis to analyze, the entire game was looked through, line by line, using FFVI Advance, RPGOne, and Lina Darkstar to accomplish this. Recently, the game’s script was also heavily analyzed by Kwhazit and Mato (Legends of Localization). With these newer and more heavily detailed looks into the game, the script was again updated to provide a much more accurate version while still remaining true to the original game’s release.\n\nAlso used was various tools and patches to uncensor the graphics, restore Character Class names, extend spell names, rename monsters and items, and make hopefully the version of Final Fantasy VI that everyone will play.\n\nAny bug fixes or additions that were used were chosen not for any balance changes, but to fix persistent issues in the game, as to not change the experience of the original too much. This even includes the long list used in the optional Bug-Fix versions of the game.\n\nAdditional Add-Ons are also optionally included. These tweaks bring an overall complete experience that many would say should have been in the original game to begin with.\n\nThe Music Player included with the game has been altered for compatibility with Ted Woolsey Uncensored Edition.", "tags": [ { "slug": "improvement", "name": "Improvement" }, { "slug": "bug-fix", "name": "Bug Fixes" } ], "hackFamily": { "name": "Final Fantasy VI: Ted Woolsey Uncensored Edition", "author": "Rodimus Primal", "releaseYear": 2026, "releaseDate": "2026-05-11", "description": "Back when Final Fantasy VI (Final Fantasy III US) was released the game was heavily toned down, censoring graphics and the like. When it was re-released for the Playstation, the graphics were uncensored but toned down script remained. Then came Final Fantasy VI Advance with a newer (though some consider drier) translation, but the color palette and music were altered for the handheld console. Others have made re-translations, such as the great work by RPGOne, Lina Darkstar, and Kwhazit.\n\nNow this is Final Fantasy VI: Ted Woolsey Uncensored Edition. The goal was to make the SNES version uncut and to clean up the script but keep the nuance used by Woolsey in the original game’s release. Using the original Woolsey script as a basis to analyze, the entire game was looked through, line by line, using FFVI Advance, RPGOne, and Lina Darkstar to accomplish this. Recently, the game’s script was also heavily analyzed by Kwhazit and Mato (Legends of Localization). With these newer and more heavily detailed looks into the game, the script was again updated to provide a much more accurate version while still remaining true to the original game’s release.\n\nAlso used was various tools and patches to uncensor the graphics, restore Character Class names, extend spell names, rename monsters and items, and make hopefully the version of Final Fantasy VI that everyone will play.\n\nAny bug fixes or additions that were used were chosen not for any balance changes, but to fix persistent issues in the game, as to not change the experience of the original too much. This even includes the long list used in the optional Bug-Fix versions of the game.\n\nAdditional Add-Ons are also optionally included. These tweaks bring an overall complete experience that many would say should have been in the original game to begin with.\n\nThe Music Player included with the game has been altered for compatibility with Ted Woolsey Uncensored Edition." }, "patch": { "type": "IPS", "filename": "Final Fantasy VI (TWUE 3.07).ips", "sha1": "f0b1d45aede679e6276c7bf0c597efed2f5a29df", "storedSlug": "Final-Fantasy-VI-Ted-Woolsey-Uncensored-Edition-3-07", "storedPath": "SNES/Final Fantasy III (USA)/Final Fantasy VI- Ted Woolsey Uncensored Edition/Final-Fantasy-VI-Ted-Woolsey-Uncensored-Edition-3-07__f0b1d45aede679e6276c7bf0c597efed2f5a29df.ips" }, "baseRom": { "name": "Final Fantasy III (USA)", "platform": "SNES", "fileExtension": null, "crc32": "a27f1c7a", "md5": "e986575b98300f721ce27c180264d890", "sha1": "4f37e4274ac3b2ea1bedb08aa149d8fc5bb676e7", "status": "APPROVED" }, "franchise": { "name": "Final Fantasy", "status": "APPROVED" }, "authorRef": { "name": "Rodimus Primal", "status": "APPROVED" }, "alternateFormats": [], "sourceUrl": "https://www.romhacking.net/hacks/1386/", "releasePageUrl": null, "githubUrl": null, "notes": null, "gameDatabaseLinks": { "canonicalName": null, "igdb": { "id": "246582", "slug": null }, "theGamesDB": null, "launchbox": "124729", "giantBomb": null, "screenScraper": null, "steamGridDB": null, "retroAchievements": null, "steam": null, "gog": null, "epicGames": null, "wikipedia": null, "hasheousId": null }, "approvedAt": "2026-08-31T03:33:56.381Z" } }, { "machineName": "Hawk Tuah 64 (v1.0)", "description": "Hawk Tuah 64 (v1.0)", "romName": "htuah64.z64", "platform": "N64", "fileSize": "7550208", "crc32": "3a6f0d05", "md5": "2d26ab83b46de54cc0e99fb7ee78dbd6", "sha1": "6d22edb96d7c198ff59d87a09d04a54855c39f16", "details": { "hackName": "Hawk Tuah 64", "version": "1.0", "versionChangelog": null, "translationLanguages": [], "author": "rovertronic", "releaseYear": 2024, "releaseDate": "2024-08-31", "description": "Hawk Tuah! Spit on that thang 😂 LOL", "tags": [ { "slug": "gameplay", "name": "Gameplay Changes" }, { "slug": "joke-meme-hack", "name": "Joke/Meme Hack" } ], "hackFamily": { "name": "Hawk Tuah 64", "author": "rovertronic", "releaseYear": 2024, "releaseDate": "2024-08-31", "description": "Hawk Tuah! Spit on that thang 😂 LOL" }, "patch": { "type": "BPS", "filename": "htuah64.bps", "sha1": "76a69cd9c0d77799fd95d61f12c9344cf6a3de77", "storedSlug": "Hawk-Tuah-64-1-0", "storedPath": "N64/Super Mario 64 (U) [!]/Hawk Tuah 64/Hawk-Tuah-64-1-0__76a69cd9c0d77799fd95d61f12c9344cf6a3de77.bps" }, "baseRom": { "name": "Super Mario 64 (U) [!]", "platform": "N64", "fileExtension": "z64", "crc32": "3ce60709", "md5": "20b854b239203baf6c961b850a4a51a2", "sha1": "9bef1128717f958171a4afac3ed78ee2bb4e86ce", "status": "APPROVED" }, "franchise": { "name": "Super Mario", "status": "APPROVED" }, "authorRef": { "name": "rovertronic", "status": "APPROVED" }, "alternateFormats": [], "sourceUrl": "https://romhacking.com/hack/hawk-tuah-64", "releasePageUrl": null, "githubUrl": null, "notes": null, "gameDatabaseLinks": null, "approvedAt": "2026-09-26T22:28:36.283Z" } }, { "machineName": "Hyper Metroid (v1.0)", "description": "Hyper Metroid (v1.0)", "romName": "Hyper Metroid.sfc", "platform": "SNES", "fileSize": "4194304", "crc32": "d4d38230", "md5": "51c91e0372d47207a325e8eca40e0587", "sha1": "d8a37ef21a73d6be0f8907090a33d96531358cc0", "details": { "hackName": "Hyper Metroid", "version": "1.0", "versionChangelog": null, "translationLanguages": [], "author": "RealRed", "releaseYear": 2015, "releaseDate": "2015-04-18", "description": "Samus Returns again for her third adventure, but things aren’t quite the same this time around…\n\nRelive the amazing Super Metroid in a whole new light! Hyper Metroid is a complete overhaul of the original game, featuring:\n\n A dark twist on the original Metroid story-line\n A brand new zebes to explore with several brand new areas\n A new, highly customized weapon system featuring JAM’s Spazer + Plasma\n Grime’s fast paced, highly fluid Project Base used as a base for the game\n carefully balanced difficulty to satisfy all ranges of players\n\nOFFICIAL HOME PAGE FOR PROJECT http://hyper.metroidconstruction.com/", "tags": [], "hackFamily": { "name": "Hyper Metroid", "author": "RealRed", "releaseYear": 2015, "releaseDate": "2015-04-18", "description": "Samus Returns again for her third adventure, but things aren’t quite the same this time around…\n\nRelive the amazing Super Metroid in a whole new light! Hyper Metroid is a complete overhaul of the original game, featuring:\n\n A dark twist on the original Metroid story-line\n A brand new zebes to explore with several brand new areas\n A new, highly customized weapon system featuring JAM’s Spazer + Plasma\n Grime’s fast paced, highly fluid Project Base used as a base for the game\n carefully balanced difficulty to satisfy all ranges of players\n\nOFFICIAL HOME PAGE FOR PROJECT http://hyper.metroidconstruction.com/" }, "patch": { "type": "IPS", "filename": "Hyper Metroid UH v1.00.ips", "sha1": "727f8763983753e014e706520bb958bb4752e8b7", "storedSlug": "Hyper-Metroid-1-0", "storedPath": "SNES/Super Metroid (Japan, USA) (En,Ja)/Hyper Metroid/Hyper-Metroid-1-0__727f8763983753e014e706520bb958bb4752e8b7.ips" }, "baseRom": { "name": "Super Metroid (Japan, USA) (En,Ja)", "platform": "SNES", "fileExtension": null, "crc32": "d63ed5f8", "md5": "21f3e98df4780ee1c667b84e57d88675", "sha1": "da957f0d63d14cb441d215462904c4fa8519c613", "status": "APPROVED" }, "franchise": { "name": "Metroid", "status": "APPROVED" }, "authorRef": { "name": "RealRed", "status": "APPROVED" }, "alternateFormats": [], "sourceUrl": "https://www.romhacking.net/hacks/3038/", "releasePageUrl": null, "githubUrl": null, "notes": null, "gameDatabaseLinks": { "canonicalName": "Hyper Metroid", "igdb": { "id": "134086", "slug": "hyper-metroid" }, "theGamesDB": null, "launchbox": "138352", "giantBomb": null, "screenScraper": null, "steamGridDB": "5256740", "retroAchievements": null, "steam": null, "gog": null, "epicGames": null, "wikipedia": null, "hasheousId": "258565" }, "approvedAt": "2026-09-15T05:50:34.765Z" } }, { "machineName": "Kaizo Mario World (v1.0)", "description": "Kaizo Mario World (v1.0)", "romName": "Kaizo Mario World (v1.0) (T. Takemoto) [Hack].sfc", "platform": "SNES", "fileSize": "2097152", "crc32": "6f7f1a3c", "md5": "95cd77ddd5d2d4f846183296226370d8", "sha1": "3bbec3441e5d724db1673b432c8f20568be12c63", "details": { "hackName": "Kaizo Mario World", "version": "1.0", "versionChangelog": null, "translationLanguages": [], "author": "T. Takemoto", "releaseYear": 2007, "releaseDate": "2007-06-09", "description": "Kaizo Mario World, also known as Asshole Mario, is a hack created by T. Takemoto for his friend R. Kiba. It features extremely sadistic, unique and groundbreaking level design. This is also the hack that started it all, since the kaizo genre wasn't existent beforehand. The literal translation of \"Kaizo Mario World\" is \"自作の改造マリオ（スーパーマリオワールド）を友人にプレイさせる\", or in plain English, \"Making my friend play through my Mario hack (Super Mario World)\". Kaizo is a rough translation of the word \"modify\" or \"change\" in Japanese.", "tags": [ { "slug": "kaizo-extreme-difficulty", "name": "Kaizo/Extreme Difficulty" } ], "hackFamily": { "name": "Kaizo Mario World", "author": "T. Takemoto", "releaseYear": 2007, "releaseDate": "2007-06-09", "description": "Kaizo Mario World, also known as Asshole Mario, is a hack created by T. Takemoto for his friend R. Kiba. It features extremely sadistic, unique and groundbreaking level design. This is also the hack that started it all, since the kaizo genre wasn't existent beforehand. The literal translation of \"Kaizo Mario World\" is \"自作の改造マリオ（スーパーマリオワールド）を友人にプレイさせる\", or in plain English, \"Making my friend play through my Mario hack (Super Mario World)\". Kaizo is a rough translation of the word \"modify\" or \"change\" in Japanese." }, "patch": { "type": "BPS", "filename": "Kaizo Mario.bps", "sha1": "5818aee273c68cdf82b079325d4afc6004e464be", "storedSlug": "Kaizo-Mario-World-1-0", "storedPath": "SNES/Super Mario World (USA).sfc/Kaizo Mario World/Kaizo-Mario-World-1-0__5818aee273c68cdf82b079325d4afc6004e464be.bps" }, "baseRom": { "name": "Super Mario World (USA).sfc", "platform": "SNES", "fileExtension": "sfc", "crc32": "b19ed489", "md5": "cdd3c8c37322978ca8669b34bc89c804", "sha1": "6b47bb75d16514b6a476aa0c73a683a2a4c18765", "status": "APPROVED" }, "franchise": { "name": "Super Mario", "status": "APPROVED" }, "authorRef": { "name": "T. Takemoto", "status": "APPROVED" }, "alternateFormats": [], "sourceUrl": "https://www.smwcentral.net/?p=section&a=details&id=16059", "releasePageUrl": null, "githubUrl": null, "notes": "This is the original Japanese, not the English translation. The original Kaizo Mario World was distributed as a patched headered SNES rom in SMC format on June 14, 2007. The original video showing this hack was posted to Nico Nico Douga on June 9.\n\nThis patch from SMW Central is a BPS which patches the modern unheadered version of the same rom and the resulting hack will be an unheadered match to the original 2007 headered release.", "gameDatabaseLinks": { "canonicalName": null, "igdb": { "id": "132654", "slug": null }, "theGamesDB": null, "launchbox": "133193", "giantBomb": null, "screenScraper": "192746", "steamGridDB": "5274945", "retroAchievements": "4194", "steam": null, "gog": null, "epicGames": null, "wikipedia": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kaizo_Mario_World", "hasheousId": null }, "approvedAt": "2026-09-26T22:05:13.036Z" } }, { "machineName": "Kamek's Volcano (v1.1.0)", "description": "Kamek's Volcano (v1.1.0)", "romName": "Kamek's Volcano (v1.1.0) 6720308b66016af06aa0ea08.z64", "platform": "N64", "fileSize": "16412064", "crc32": "a24724c1", "md5": "4dde4f9ada0e93296417db0e0e7c3efb", "sha1": "f82311c55bb308acaa7704a7a8ca274e1ddfc032", "details": { "hackName": "Kamek's Volcano", "version": "1.1.0", "versionChangelog": "Version 1.1.0\nMajor Features\n\n Kamek's Volcano is now console compatible! As a result of an optimisation pass, crash fixes, and a reduction in visual quality for some elements when playing on console, the hack now runs smoothly on original hardware.\n Added \"focus mode\", hiding background elements and the boss during the Finale/Encore. This will substantially improve performance on lower-end devices. It can be toggled in the options menu when playing on emulator, but can't be disabled when playing on console for performance reasons.\n You can now press L to retry during the Finale/Encore after your first death.\n After completing the first phase of the Finale/Encore, you must wait out a timer on the pause screen before returning to the title screen. This is intended to prevent accidental checkpoint resets.\n\nAttack Hitbox Correction\n\nIn prior versions, attack hitboxes lasted for one frame longer than their visuals suggested. I have chosen to reduce the duration of every hitbox by one frame, rather than increase the duration of every hitbox, since fight mechanics were designed to accomodate the expected duration, and changing the hitboxes in this way doesn't substantially affect difficulty.\nMinor Features and Improvements\n\n The entire hack has received an optimisation pass, dramatically improving performance for machines with low specifications.\n The effect quality option has been removed. Effect quality will now always be set to \"full\" when playing on emulator, and \"reduced\" on console.\n Added an explanation in the options menu for each option.\n Slightly improved the visual clarity for an Encore attack pattern. The pattern itself is unchanged, but it should be clearer to see whether Mario is safe or not during the attack.\n Shading on the title screen background has been improved.\n Added the version number to the title screen.\n Added a warning to the title screen when using an insufficient graphics plugin.\n\nBug Fixes\n\n Various fixes to console-exclusive crashes and graphics bugs.\n Fixed a bug that allowed Mario to move around during the second Finale/Encore cutscenes under some circumstances.\n Fixed attack visuals persisting inconsistently when Mario dies on the same frame that they should disappear.\n Fixed Finale checkpoint persisting after returning to the title screen under some circumstances.\n Fixed some parts of Mario's animations not being affected by the time stop mechanic.\n Fixed text display when erasing save data from the options menu.\n Fixed telegraphs and some VFX rendering incorrectly under ParaLLEl graphics plugin.\n Fixed incorrect render order for some VFX in the Finale/Encore.\n Fixed camera angle ranges being too permissive when reading signs.\n", "translationLanguages": [], "author": "Lucretia", "releaseYear": 2024, "releaseDate": "2024-10-29", "description": "Kamek is up to no good once again, with a nefarious plan to gain immense power. Having holed himself up in a volcano, it falls to Mario to break in and stop whatever Kamek is scheming!", "tags": [ { "slug": "total-conversion", "name": "Total Conversions" }, { "slug": "gameplay", "name": "Gameplay Changes" }, { "slug": "graphical", "name": "Graphics/Audio" }, { "slug": "new-levels", "name": "New Levels" } ], "hackFamily": { "name": "Kamek's Volcano", "author": "Lucretia", "releaseYear": 2024, "releaseDate": "2024-10-29", "description": "Kamek is up to no good once again, with a nefarious plan to gain immense power. Having holed himself up in a volcano, it falls to Mario to break in and stop whatever Kamek is scheming!" }, "patch": { "type": "BPS", "filename": "Kamek's Volcano (v1.1.0).bps", "sha1": "cdacfd2230c1d2c53a55b402667baea59aee3e06", "storedSlug": "Kamek-s-Volcano-1-1-0", "storedPath": "N64/Super Mario 64 (U) [!]/Kamek's Volcano/Kamek-s-Volcano-1-1-0__cdacfd2230c1d2c53a55b402667baea59aee3e06.bps" }, "baseRom": { "name": "Super Mario 64 (U) [!]", "platform": "N64", "fileExtension": "z64", "crc32": "3ce60709", "md5": "20b854b239203baf6c961b850a4a51a2", "sha1": "9bef1128717f958171a4afac3ed78ee2bb4e86ce", "status": "APPROVED" }, "franchise": { "name": "Super Mario", "status": "APPROVED" }, "authorRef": { "name": "Lucretia", "status": "APPROVED" }, "alternateFormats": [], "sourceUrl": "https://romhacking.com/hack/kamek-s-volcano", "releasePageUrl": null, "githubUrl": null, "notes": null, "gameDatabaseLinks": null, "approvedAt": "2026-09-01T07:22:20.230Z" } }, { "machineName": "Kirby's Adventure Restitched (v2.0)", "description": "Kirby's Adventure Restitched (v2.0)", "romName": "Kirby's Adventure Restitched (v2.0) [Hack].nes", "platform": "NES", "fileSize": "786448", "crc32": "dcd5825e", "md5": "fdd2b82f039351eb62a79a8dc5f68805", "sha1": "bc79349b57cb084de84c8b97eefbfffea4ad3493", "details": { "hackName": "Kirby's Adventure Restitched", "version": "2.0", "versionChangelog": "- All stages stitched into each other.\n- Stage ends at 7-6.\n- Bosses are in their own rooms, available after completing all stages.\n- Defeat Nightmare to beat the game.", "translationLanguages": [], "author": "Giga571", "releaseYear": 2019, "releaseDate": "2019-10-01", "description": "All of the worlds in Kirby’s Adventure are contained in one level door, and all the levels in each world are stitched together - you play 1-2 immediately after 1-1, with no break in between, and continue in this fashion until you beat the last level in world 7. The bosses are accessed through the other doors.\n\nThe game isn’t any harder, but all of the switches were removed. Finding the areas that would’ve led to the switches will reward you with some 1-ups. This hack was inspired by Vegetable Valley Nightmare, and the author of this hack hopes the author of VVN will take up the task of completing the rest of the worlds.", "tags": [ { "slug": "gameplay", "name": "Gameplay Changes" } ], "hackFamily": { "name": "Kirby's Adventure Restitched", "author": "Giga571", "releaseYear": 2019, "releaseDate": "2019-10-01", "description": "All of the worlds in Kirby’s Adventure are contained in one level door, and all the levels in each world are stitched together - you play 1-2 immediately after 1-1, with no break in between, and continue in this fashion until you beat the last level in world 7. The bosses are accessed through the other doors.\n\nThe game isn’t any harder, but all of the switches were removed. Finding the areas that would’ve led to the switches will reward you with some 1-ups. This hack was inspired by Vegetable Valley Nightmare, and the author of this hack hopes the author of VVN will take up the task of completing the rest of the worlds." }, "patch": { "type": "IPS", "filename": "Kirby's Adventure Restitched.ips", "sha1": "52ede510ef522db6ab275a184d2cc27697fd0ec4", "storedSlug": "Kirby-s-Adventure-Restitched-2-0", "storedPath": "NES/Kirby's Adventure (USA)/Kirby's Adventure Restitched/Kirby-s-Adventure-Restitched-2-0__52ede510ef522db6ab275a184d2cc27697fd0ec4.ips" }, "baseRom": { "name": "Kirby's Adventure (USA)", "platform": "NES", "fileExtension": null, "crc32": "4f20b058", "md5": "15557e4b160880003b4d6b7ad8641c79", "sha1": "57f02801d29d3ac1fb9da7294f0603c43a6f439f", "status": "APPROVED" }, "franchise": { "name": "Kirby", "status": "APPROVED" }, "authorRef": { "name": "Giga571", "status": "APPROVED" }, "alternateFormats": [], "sourceUrl": "https://www.romhacking.net/hacks/3278/", "releasePageUrl": null, "githubUrl": null, "notes": null, "gameDatabaseLinks": { "canonicalName": null, "igdb": { "id": null, "slug": null }, "theGamesDB": null, "launchbox": "446038", "giantBomb": null, "screenScraper": null, "steamGridDB": null, "retroAchievements": null, "steam": null, "gog": null, "epicGames": null, "wikipedia": null, "hasheousId": null }, "approvedAt": "2026-09-08T03:26:37.782Z" } }, { "machineName": "Kirby's Dream Land DX Revised (v1.0)", "description": "Kirby's Dream Land DX Revised (v1.0)", "romName": "Kirby_Dream_Land_DX_v2.gb", "platform": "GBC", "fileSize": "262144", "crc32": "38217bdb", "md5": "078eae7e7c2eade5405d2ec360617879", "sha1": "696cb9993484d8aa31c6dd2ea8a02a4474f5e645", "details": { "hackName": "Kirby's Dream Land DX Revised", "version": "1.0", "versionChangelog": null, "translationLanguages": [], "author": "ShadowOne333", "releaseYear": 2021, "releaseDate": "2021-01-02", "description": "Kirby’s Dream Land DX Revised is an addendum hack to the colorization hack of Kirby’s Dream Land, Kirby’s Dream Land DX made by GreenAndACat.\n\nThe changes to the colorization are really minimal, but they give a slight graphical polish to the game.\n\n Removed the small “DX” next to the title screen\n Restores the official copyright text in the title screen\n Modifies the floating Kirby sprite at the Title screen to not look as derpy. Added a bit of shading to the sprite, and also modified the default pink colour used for the title screen to match the pink used in-game\n Modified the HUD graphics so the small Kirby icon now shares the colours of Kirby in-game\n", "tags": [ { "slug": "graphical", "name": "Graphics/Audio" } ], "hackFamily": { "name": "Kirby's Dream Land DX Revised", "author": "ShadowOne333", "releaseYear": 2021, "releaseDate": "2021-01-02", "description": "Kirby’s Dream Land DX Revised is an addendum hack to the colorization hack of Kirby’s Dream Land, Kirby’s Dream Land DX made by GreenAndACat.\n\nThe changes to the colorization are really minimal, but they give a slight graphical polish to the game.\n\n Removed the small “DX” next to the title screen\n Restores the official copyright text in the title screen\n Modifies the floating Kirby sprite at the Title screen to not look as derpy. Added a bit of shading to the sprite, and also modified the default pink colour used for the title screen to match the pink used in-game\n Modified the HUD graphics so the small Kirby icon now shares the colours of Kirby in-game\n" }, "patch": { "type": "IPS", "filename": "Kirby_Dream_Land_DX_v2.ips", "sha1": "75215ef8987379d03138f94e8711c0a992fb8880", "storedSlug": "Kirby-s-Dream-Land-DX-Revised-1-0", "storedPath": "GBC/Kirby's Dream Land (USA, Europe)/Kirby's Dream Land DX Revised/Kirby-s-Dream-Land-DX-Revised-1-0__75215ef8987379d03138f94e8711c0a992fb8880.ips" }, "baseRom": { "name": "Kirby's Dream Land (USA, Europe)", "platform": "GBC", "fileExtension": null, "crc32": "40f25740", "md5": "a66e4918edcd042ec171a57fe3ce36c3", "sha1": "90979baa1d0e24b41b5c304c5ddaf77450692d5a", "status": "APPROVED" }, "franchise": { "name": "Kirby", "status": "APPROVED" }, "authorRef": { "name": "ShadowOne333", "status": "APPROVED" }, "alternateFormats": [], "sourceUrl": "https://www.romhacking.net/hacks/5635/", "releasePageUrl": null, "githubUrl": null, "notes": null, "gameDatabaseLinks": null, "approvedAt": "2026-09-04T03:46:44.773Z" } }, { "machineName": "Legend of Zelda, The - A Link to the Past Redux Retranslated (v10.2.3)", "description": "Legend of Zelda, The - A Link to the Past Redux Retranslated (v10.2.3)", "romName": "Legend of Zelda, The - A Link to the Past Redux Retranslated.sfc", "platform": "SNES", "fileSize": "2097152", "crc32": "b0b544c1", "md5": "01ab87e7f61463dfedf17a574203162a", "sha1": "93f6cd779202fccef016d19c5d74c10836048540", "details": { "hackName": "Legend of Zelda, The - A Link to the Past Redux Retranslated", "version": "10.2.3", "versionChangelog": " Max consumables for Bombs and Arrows are now 60 for Bombs and 99 for Arrows (v7.0 and onwards)\n Change Link’s hair and hat to closely match his original artwork.\n Change Agahnim colours to match the original red robe and blue skin artwork.\n Changed Uncle’s sprite to match official artwork.\n Change the Flute’s name to Ocarina (I don’t know in what world that instrument is a flute). This includes in-game text and Credits name changed too.\n Change the Good Bee’s name to Golden Bee.\n Change Faerie to Fairy. This includes in-game text too.\n Change Pegasus Shoes to Pegasus Boots. This includes in-game text too.\n Change all the references of the “Wise Men” to “Sages”.\n Change the layout of the Ice Palace to that of the GBA port. No more going around the entire palace just to get to the next room. As of v2.0, the Ice Palace new layout has been fixed to have 3 movable blocks in the new section. There was one movable block unused in one other Dungeon layout found in Room 240. (Why was it there?)\n King of Hyrule now has a red outfit instead of green to match the rest of the franchise’s Kings of Hyrule (Like Daphnes Nohansen Hyrule from WW).\n Permanent Shovel, as well as being able to dig up items with it in the overworld.\n Skip the Title Screen sequence by pressing Start, you no longer have to wait until the Triforce and title screen finish their animation.\n A map shortcut has been added between Kakariko Village and Hyrule Castle (Kakariko Shortcut by PowerPanda) for accessibility., similar to the same shortcut in A Link Between Worlds.", "translationLanguages": [], "author": "ShadowOne333", "releaseYear": 2024, "releaseDate": "2024-03-10", "description": "“The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past Redux” is a fork of Conn & qwertymodo’s A Link to the Past DX hack that further modifies the game to include changes to accommodate the game into the overall franchise, as well as renaming stuff badly translated and making changes for characters with official artwork not matching with the sprites/palettes in-game.\n\n You can check the source code of the project at GitHub: A Link to the Past Redux GitHub Repository\n\nThis version aims to keep consistence with the overall franchise, along with converting some of the odd palette/sprite choices that didn’t match the original artwork of the game.\n\nA Link to the Past Redux provides two main patches (either of which can be applied without the need of the other):\n\n New inventory GFX starting from version 7.0, which gives individual slots to every item, including one per each bottle and the shovel is handled as a separate and permanent item. Ocarina and Golden Bee names have been fixed manually for this too.\n\n New Retranslation patch, a companion to main Redux. This patch provides a completely new and unique retranslation of the game’s script provided by the Translation Quest team that is primarily faithful to the Japanese text. (NOTE: This is an independent patch and should NOT be patched over the main Redux patch, but all optional patches should be compatible with it.)\n\nNOTE: For the Original HUD optional patch, please be sure to read the entirety of the ReadMe file inside its folder. To sum it up, ONLY apply either Main Redux, OR one of the Original HUD patches. Don’t patch one over the other as that will cause graphical glitches. 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Note that this means that the map is no longer possible to toggle off. NB: In the download there are included two patches: both provide the exact same changes except for the position of the D-PAD HUD (left or right on the screen).\n When using the bow, magic arrows can be cycled in a similar fashion to wind waker’s magic arrows by setting one and pressing the “R” button.\n Ocarina can now be used underwater as Zora Link.\n Increased block pushing speed.\n Increased Mikau pushing speed to shore.\n Correct Purple and Gold rupee colors.\n Permanent Razor Sword.\n 4th Piece of Heart Sound Effect fix by ozidual (Fix Publicly available: https://www.tapatalk.com/groups/zelda64/mm-piece-of-heart-sequence-numbers-t969.html?sid=be5374d9252ef4f5c14b2678f97f5b30#p10168 )\n - Mushroom Bottle Get Item fix by fkualol (Fix Publicly available: https://wiki.cloudmodding.com/mm/Talk:Ovl_player_actor/Get_Items )\n Restored Title Screen colors to match that of the Japanese title screen (ZELDA in purple, THE LEGEND OF & MAJORA’S MASK in a yellow-ish color)\n Text script revisions and restorations from other MM versions (including Japanese v1.0, PAL and even from Majora’s Mask 3D)\n Retranslations for the Great Bay Turtle, Lulu’s Diary and Deku Butler’s texts, localized based on the Japanese release.\n Missing or misplaced Sound Effects that play alongside the script have been properly restored\n Unused Area titles missing in MM (U) v1.0 from MM (J) v1.0 have been restored, and well as new ones added back based on Majora’s Mask 3D.\n Uncensored Skull Kid face and beak ported from MM (J) v1.0.\n Cleansed Southern Swamp map object fixes ported from the Poisoned Swamp map data from MM (U) v1.0.\n Restored the Deku Palace grottos route, ported from MM (J) v1.0.\n Move the Bomber Kid when doing the Hide & Seek to be next to the bell in East Clock Town, ported from MM (J) v1.0.\n Zora Physics ported over from MM (J) v1.0\n Fix the Goht cutscene so he doesn’t run over Link, ported from MM (J) v1.1.\n Restore the Shop Music to have its full intro, like in MM (J) v1.0.\n Custom Troupe Leader’s Mask item name graphics (and text).\n Custom Romani Ranch fixed sign.\n Comma graphic fix ported from MM PAL.\n Ikana Canyon’s Fairy Fountain color fix by Dybbles.\n All vanilla elements (cutscenes, introduction and first cycle, rewards) are retained.\n\nTODO:\n\n (WIP - Missing code for switching) Custom Ocarina icons for other instruments when Link changes forms (Like in Majora’s Mask 3D).\n\nNew instruments overwrite unused items, which can be loaded for testing via cheat codes. The C-Button icons, item descriptions, item names and subscreen icons are all in place, all that’s needed is the code to make them switch properly when Link changes form: Slingshot ($0B) for Deku Pipes, Blue Fire ($1C) for Goron Drums, and Hylian Loach ($26) for Zora Guitar. Deku Pipes are completely new, Goron Drums and Zora Guitar are ported over from unused assets from MM (J) v1.0.\n\nCurrent on-going thread about the Ocarina Icons: https://www.romhacking.net/forum/index.php?topic=31054.0\n\nWhat if you want to have the censored Skull Kid wooden face from the US release? Or maybe you like the original Deku Palace route instead of the Japanese one?\n\nThat and MUCH more can easily be changed, thanks to an amazing software called Patcher64+ Tool, which allows you to toggle whatever feature you want on or off according to your liking, so you can create your own custom Majora’s Mask Redux ROM! You can download the software here if you want to customize your own ROM patch:\n\n Patcher64+ Tool\n\nThe tool depends on a computer with PowerShell support. Windows 10 is recommended, but other OS that can install PowerShell could also be used.\n", "tags": [], "hackFamily": { "name": "Legend of Zelda, The - Majora's Mask Redux", "author": "Maroc", "releaseYear": 2020, "releaseDate": "2020-11-24", "description": "Description:\n\nMajora’s Mask Redux is a hack that aims to improve the original experience of Majora’s Mask by adding some QoL improvements by applying the ASM patches provided by the Majora’s Mask Randomizer project by Saneki and its contributors.\n\nDocumentation for the majority of the features can be seen here:\n\n Zelda64 Redux Documentation by ShadowOne333\n\nMain Features:\n\n D-PAD can now be used to access all three transformation masks and the ocarina, allowing a total of seven items to be accessible at all times. Note that this means that the map is no longer possible to toggle off. NB: In the download there are included two patches: both provide the exact same changes except for the position of the D-PAD HUD (left or right on the screen).\n When using the bow, magic arrows can be cycled in a similar fashion to wind waker’s magic arrows by setting one and pressing the “R” button.\n Ocarina can now be used underwater as Zora Link.\n Increased block pushing speed.\n Increased Mikau pushing speed to shore.\n Correct Purple and Gold rupee colors.\n Permanent Razor Sword.\n 4th Piece of Heart Sound Effect fix by ozidual (Fix Publicly available: https://www.tapatalk.com/groups/zelda64/mm-piece-of-heart-sequence-numbers-t969.html?sid=be5374d9252ef4f5c14b2678f97f5b30#p10168 )\n - Mushroom Bottle Get Item fix by fkualol (Fix Publicly available: https://wiki.cloudmodding.com/mm/Talk:Ovl_player_actor/Get_Items )\n Restored Title Screen colors to match that of the Japanese title screen (ZELDA in purple, THE LEGEND OF & MAJORA’S MASK in a yellow-ish color)\n Text script revisions and restorations from other MM versions (including Japanese v1.0, PAL and even from Majora’s Mask 3D)\n Retranslations for the Great Bay Turtle, Lulu’s Diary and Deku Butler’s texts, localized based on the Japanese release.\n Missing or misplaced Sound Effects that play alongside the script have been properly restored\n Unused Area titles missing in MM (U) v1.0 from MM (J) v1.0 have been restored, and well as new ones added back based on Majora’s Mask 3D.\n Uncensored Skull Kid face and beak ported from MM (J) v1.0.\n Cleansed Southern Swamp map object fixes ported from the Poisoned Swamp map data from MM (U) v1.0.\n Restored the Deku Palace grottos route, ported from MM (J) v1.0.\n Move the Bomber Kid when doing the Hide & Seek to be next to the bell in East Clock Town, ported from MM (J) v1.0.\n Zora Physics ported over from MM (J) v1.0\n Fix the Goht cutscene so he doesn’t run over Link, ported from MM (J) v1.1.\n Restore the Shop Music to have its full intro, like in MM (J) v1.0.\n Custom Troupe Leader’s Mask item name graphics (and text).\n Custom Romani Ranch fixed sign.\n Comma graphic fix ported from MM PAL.\n Ikana Canyon’s Fairy Fountain color fix by Dybbles.\n All vanilla elements (cutscenes, introduction and first cycle, rewards) are retained.\n\nTODO:\n\n (WIP - Missing code for switching) Custom Ocarina icons for other instruments when Link changes forms (Like in Majora’s Mask 3D).\n\nNew instruments overwrite unused items, which can be loaded for testing via cheat codes. The C-Button icons, item descriptions, item names and subscreen icons are all in place, all that’s needed is the code to make them switch properly when Link changes form: Slingshot ($0B) for Deku Pipes, Blue Fire ($1C) for Goron Drums, and Hylian Loach ($26) for Zora Guitar. Deku Pipes are completely new, Goron Drums and Zora Guitar are ported over from unused assets from MM (J) v1.0.\n\nCurrent on-going thread about the Ocarina Icons: https://www.romhacking.net/forum/index.php?topic=31054.0\n\nWhat if you want to have the censored Skull Kid wooden face from the US release? Or maybe you like the original Deku Palace route instead of the Japanese one?\n\nThat and MUCH more can easily be changed, thanks to an amazing software called Patcher64+ Tool, which allows you to toggle whatever feature you want on or off according to your liking, so you can create your own custom Majora’s Mask Redux ROM! You can download the software here if you want to customize your own ROM patch:\n\n Patcher64+ Tool\n\nThe tool depends on a computer with PowerShell support. 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Features custom movement controls, new objects/assets, and an original soundtrack. ", "tags": [ { "slug": "total-conversion", "name": "Total Conversions" } ], "hackFamily": { "name": "Lucy's Levitation", "author": "TheCozies", "releaseYear": 2021, "releaseDate": "2021-03-15", "description": "In Lucy's Levitation, you progress through a mysterious temple collecting orbs to open doors. Features custom movement controls, new objects/assets, and an original soundtrack. 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It also has nearly half the roster locked behind antique DLC mechanics as you need a transfer pak and both the GBC version of Mario Tennis and the N64 version of Mario Tennis to unlock all Nintendo characters.\n\nThis hack will make all Nintendo characters available from the start of the game.\n\nIt is to be noted that this hack does not make any changes to your save file, so you could still go through the steps that would unlock Mario and Peach and retaining this progress (as well as other progress data) when switching back to an unpatched rom.\n\nThis patch has only been tested with the USA rom but should work with the European rom as the roms are identical except for some minor bytes.\n\nNote: Warehouse Court unlocks after beating all the other Mario characters with a Mario Character.", "tags": [ { "slug": "improvement", "name": "Improvement" } ], "hackFamily": { "name": "Mario Tennis - All Nintendo Characters Unlocked", "author": "slurpeemachine", "releaseYear": 2022, "releaseDate": "2022-10-27", "description": "Mario Tennis is a fun portable tennis experience, but, despite him being in the title, the game does not even let you play with Mario from the beginning! It also has nearly half the roster locked behind antique DLC mechanics as you need a transfer pak and both the GBC version of Mario Tennis and the N64 version of Mario Tennis to unlock all Nintendo characters.\n\nThis hack will make all Nintendo characters available from the start of the game.\n\nIt is to be noted that this hack does not make any changes to your save file, so you could still go through the steps that would unlock Mario and Peach and retaining this progress (as well as other progress data) when switching back to an unpatched rom.\n\nThis patch has only been tested with the USA rom but should work with the European rom as the roms are identical except for some minor bytes.\n\nNote: Warehouse Court unlocks after beating all the other Mario characters with a Mario Character." }, "patch": { "type": "IPS", "filename": "Mario Tennis (USA) [All Nintendo Characters Unlocked v1.2].ips", "sha1": "c445d992b62331b701b15bd9ec8f9fc2bfa17c48", "storedSlug": "Mario-Tennis-All-Nintendo-Characters-Unlocked-1-2", "storedPath": "GBC/Mario Tennis (USA)/Mario Tennis - All Nintendo Characters Unlocked/Mario-Tennis-All-Nintendo-Characters-Unlocked-1-2__c445d992b62331b701b15bd9ec8f9fc2bfa17c48.ips" }, "baseRom": { "name": "Mario Tennis (USA)", "platform": "GBC", "fileExtension": "gbc", "crc32": "a781c63c", "md5": "50af67f7321d84bd052f0e793ee0613c", "sha1": "414ba58340a27fc27b127bc01455b32764151ff0", "status": "APPROVED" }, "franchise": null, "authorRef": { "name": "slurpeemachine", "status": "APPROVED" }, "alternateFormats": [], "sourceUrl": "https://www.romhacking.net/hacks/7212/", "releasePageUrl": null, "githubUrl": null, "notes": null, "gameDatabaseLinks": null, "approvedAt": "2026-09-15T05:38:04.357Z" } }, { "machineName": "Mario Tennis - Two Game Tour (v1.0)", "description": "Mario Tennis - Two Game Tour (v1.0)", "romName": "Mario Tennis - Two Game Tour (v1.0) (Joker) [Hack].gbc", "platform": "GBC", "fileSize": "2097152", "crc32": "7c15baac", "md5": "774ee7d5fcf64cd8e7f53a9518706665", "sha1": "824e94c9d7df07b1ca7321c8eb718a1a2852cdd3", "details": { "hackName": "Mario Tennis - Two Game Tour", "version": "1.0", "versionChangelog": null, "translationLanguages": [], "author": "Joker", "releaseYear": 2026, "releaseDate": "2026-08-05", "description": "Changes the Mario Tour story mode to be 2 games per set instead of 6 games per set. This fixes the long grind in story mode matches and overall makes the story mode completion three times faster while keeping the overall difficulty same. The two game sets follow same rules as the free play Exhibition mode rules: win by 2 (3-1 or 2-0) and 7 point tiebreak at 2-2. It still uses the normal number of sets depending on the match type so you will still get the longer best of 5 set matches during the Island Open.\n\n• Compatible with unmodified game save file.\n• Tested on mGBA and real hardware.", "tags": [ { "slug": "gameplay", "name": "Gameplay Changes" } ], "hackFamily": { "name": "Mario Tennis - Two Game Tour", "author": "Joker", "releaseYear": 2026, "releaseDate": "2026-08-05", "description": "Changes the Mario Tour story mode to be 2 games per set instead of 6 games per set. This fixes the long grind in story mode matches and overall makes the story mode completion three times faster while keeping the overall difficulty same. The two game sets follow same rules as the free play Exhibition mode rules: win by 2 (3-1 or 2-0) and 7 point tiebreak at 2-2. It still uses the normal number of sets depending on the match type so you will still get the longer best of 5 set matches during the Island Open.\n\n• Compatible with unmodified game save file.\n• Tested on mGBA and real hardware." }, "patch": { "type": "IPS", "filename": "mario_tennis_two_game_tour_patch.ips", "sha1": "62bbfaef445e8e0e2f09247bb6c7c6656e38762c", "storedSlug": "Mario-Tennis-Two-Game-Tour-1-0", "storedPath": "GBC/Mario Tennis (USA)/Mario Tennis - Two Game Tour/Mario-Tennis-Two-Game-Tour-1-0__62bbfaef445e8e0e2f09247bb6c7c6656e38762c.ips" }, "baseRom": { "name": "Mario Tennis (USA)", "platform": "GBC", "fileExtension": "gbc", "crc32": "a781c63c", "md5": "50af67f7321d84bd052f0e793ee0613c", "sha1": "414ba58340a27fc27b127bc01455b32764151ff0", "status": "APPROVED" }, "franchise": null, "authorRef": { "name": "Joker", "status": "APPROVED" }, "alternateFormats": [], "sourceUrl": "https://romhackplaza.org/romhacks/mario-tennis-two-game-tour-game-boy-color-romhack", "releasePageUrl": null, "githubUrl": null, "notes": null, "gameDatabaseLinks": null, "approvedAt": "2026-09-15T05:37:54.507Z" } }, { "machineName": "Mario in the Multiverse (v1.1.1)", "description": "Mario in the Multiverse (v1.1.1)", "romName": "Mario in the Multiverse (v1.1.1) (rovertronic) [Hack].z64", "platform": "N64", "fileSize": "39407888", "crc32": "faba1df4", "md5": "ad15b036ad90c8f86b57cca0b383f972", "sha1": "3e79fb109c5d3f890475b5698e2561c15e342bd1", "details": { "hackName": "Mario in the Multiverse", "version": "1.1.1", "versionChangelog": "• Course 4: Minor polish\n• Course 4: Undo Toad cage being invincible to shotgun\n• Course 3: Crane camera improvements\n• Esteemed Mortal now snaps to 45 degree angles\n• Final boss phase 5 hitboxes improved\n• Final boss music desync fixed", "translationLanguages": [], "author": "rovertronic, MitM Team", "releaseYear": 2025, "releaseDate": "2025-06-15", "description": "Enter the Multiverse\n\nAs Professor E. 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Every ability opens new routes and challenges in its home level as well as in many others.\n\nEvery obstacle is an opportunity to express yourself by discovering your own solutions - with over 120 stars to obtain, you’ll have plenty of time to experiment with combos and synergies between the abilities!\n\nA Labor of Love\n\nMario in the Multiverse is a Collaborative Major Hack brought to you by an all-star team of ROMhackers, each representing a given series through a unique level and ability to make this a journey like no other.\n\nThrough cooperation and critique, the hack has become more than the sum of its parts – it’s a cohesive experience where seemingly disconnected elements can interact in novel and interesting ways.", "tags": [ { "slug": "total-conversion", "name": "Total Conversions" } ], "hackFamily": { "name": "Mario in the Multiverse", "author": "rovertronic, MitM Team", "releaseYear": 2025, "releaseDate": "2025-06-15", "description": "Enter the Multiverse\n\nAs Professor E. Gadd’s Multiverse Machine malfunctions, spacetime itself fractures! Fifteen realities collide, with the only hope of undoing this disaster being a wish upon the center of all things.\n\nFrom the haunting undersea city of Rapture to the rolling hills of Johto, MitM will take you on a ride through stages from the furthest corners of the Multiverse. Each with its own abilities and challenges, and each bringing you closer to reaching Atreus...\n\nMultiversatile\n\nMario is armed to the teeth with abilities. With everything from precognitive drugs to high-caliber guns at your disposal, the sky is the limit. Every ability opens new routes and challenges in its home level as well as in many others.\n\nEvery obstacle is an opportunity to express yourself by discovering your own solutions - with over 120 stars to obtain, you’ll have plenty of time to experiment with combos and synergies between the abilities!\n\nA Labor of Love\n\nMario in the Multiverse is a Collaborative Major Hack brought to you by an all-star team of ROMhackers, each representing a given series through a unique level and ability to make this a journey like no other.\n\nThrough cooperation and critique, the hack has become more than the sum of its parts – it’s a cohesive experience where seemingly disconnected elements can interact in novel and interesting ways." }, "patch": { "type": "BPS", "filename": "mitm_1.1.1.bps", "sha1": "62a1cd933ee2125022e2ba8c267612c3accaa487", "storedSlug": "Mario-in-the-Multiverse-1-1-1", "storedPath": "N64/Super Mario 64 (U) [!]/Mario in the Multiverse/Mario-in-the-Multiverse-1-1-1__62a1cd933ee2125022e2ba8c267612c3accaa487.bps" }, "baseRom": { "name": "Super Mario 64 (U) [!]", "platform": "N64", "fileExtension": "z64", "crc32": "3ce60709", "md5": "20b854b239203baf6c961b850a4a51a2", "sha1": "9bef1128717f958171a4afac3ed78ee2bb4e86ce", "status": "APPROVED" }, "franchise": { "name": "Super Mario", "status": "APPROVED" }, "authorRef": { "name": "rovertronic, MitM Team", "status": "APPROVED" }, "alternateFormats": [], "sourceUrl": "https://romhacking.com/hack/mario-in-the-multiverse", "releasePageUrl": null, "githubUrl": null, "notes": null, "gameDatabaseLinks": { "canonicalName": null, "igdb": { "id": "311318", "slug": null }, "theGamesDB": null, "launchbox": "420685", "giantBomb": null, "screenScraper": null, "steamGridDB": "5474877", "retroAchievements": "32649", "steam": null, "gog": null, "epicGames": null, "wikipedia": null, "hasheousId": null }, "approvedAt": "2026-09-26T22:05:21.293Z" } }, { "machineName": "Mario in the Multiverse (v1.1.2)", "description": "Mario in the Multiverse (v1.1.2)", "romName": "Mario in the Multiverse (v1.1.2) (rovertronic) [Hack].z64", "platform": "N64", "fileSize": "39408080", "crc32": "09ddaa7a", "md5": "1e8e6efbcf2e43291bf36e84ce0ab931", "sha1": "d1e8fdb85f86dfe95553bcab49720a1a0f04f709", "details": { "hackName": "Mario in the Multiverse", "version": "1.1.2", "versionChangelog": "• Course 3: Fixed broken paint gun camera from v1.1.1\n• Course 3: Fixed bug with orange targets not breaking", "translationLanguages": [], "author": "rovertronic, MitM Team", "releaseYear": 2025, "releaseDate": "2025-06-15", "description": "Enter the Multiverse\n\nAs Professor E. Gadd’s Multiverse Machine malfunctions, spacetime itself fractures! Fifteen realities collide, with the only hope of undoing this disaster being a wish upon the center of all things.\n\nFrom the haunting undersea city of Rapture to the rolling hills of Johto, MitM will take you on a ride through stages from the furthest corners of the Multiverse. Each with its own abilities and challenges, and each bringing you closer to reaching Atreus...\n\nMultiversatile\n\nMario is armed to the teeth with abilities. With everything from precognitive drugs to high-caliber guns at your disposal, the sky is the limit. Every ability opens new routes and challenges in its home level as well as in many others.\n\nEvery obstacle is an opportunity to express yourself by discovering your own solutions - with over 120 stars to obtain, you’ll have plenty of time to experiment with combos and synergies between the abilities!\n\nA Labor of Love\n\nMario in the Multiverse is a Collaborative Major Hack brought to you by an all-star team of ROMhackers, each representing a given series through a unique level and ability to make this a journey like no other.\n\nThrough cooperation and critique, the hack has become more than the sum of its parts – it’s a cohesive experience where seemingly disconnected elements can interact in novel and interesting ways.", "tags": [ { "slug": "total-conversion", "name": "Total Conversions" } ], "hackFamily": { "name": "Mario in the Multiverse", "author": "rovertronic, MitM Team", "releaseYear": 2025, "releaseDate": "2025-06-15", "description": "Enter the Multiverse\n\nAs Professor E. Gadd’s Multiverse Machine malfunctions, spacetime itself fractures! Fifteen realities collide, with the only hope of undoing this disaster being a wish upon the center of all things.\n\nFrom the haunting undersea city of Rapture to the rolling hills of Johto, MitM will take you on a ride through stages from the furthest corners of the Multiverse. Each with its own abilities and challenges, and each bringing you closer to reaching Atreus...\n\nMultiversatile\n\nMario is armed to the teeth with abilities. With everything from precognitive drugs to high-caliber guns at your disposal, the sky is the limit. Every ability opens new routes and challenges in its home level as well as in many others.\n\nEvery obstacle is an opportunity to express yourself by discovering your own solutions - with over 120 stars to obtain, you’ll have plenty of time to experiment with combos and synergies between the abilities!\n\nA Labor of Love\n\nMario in the Multiverse is a Collaborative Major Hack brought to you by an all-star team of ROMhackers, each representing a given series through a unique level and ability to make this a journey like no other.\n\nThrough cooperation and critique, the hack has become more than the sum of its parts – it’s a cohesive experience where seemingly disconnected elements can interact in novel and interesting ways." }, "patch": { "type": "BPS", "filename": "mitm_1.1.2.bps", "sha1": "68a9cbb8eff07ed8fda177ae26e98d8541f1a2c7", "storedSlug": "Mario-in-the-Multiverse-1-1-2", "storedPath": "N64/Super Mario 64 (U) [!]/Mario in the Multiverse/Mario-in-the-Multiverse-1-1-2__68a9cbb8eff07ed8fda177ae26e98d8541f1a2c7.bps" }, "baseRom": { "name": "Super Mario 64 (U) [!]", "platform": "N64", "fileExtension": "z64", "crc32": "3ce60709", "md5": "20b854b239203baf6c961b850a4a51a2", "sha1": "9bef1128717f958171a4afac3ed78ee2bb4e86ce", "status": "APPROVED" }, "franchise": { "name": "Super Mario", "status": "APPROVED" }, "authorRef": { "name": "rovertronic, MitM Team", "status": "APPROVED" }, "alternateFormats": [], "sourceUrl": "https://romhacking.com/hack/mario-in-the-multiverse", "releasePageUrl": null, "githubUrl": null, "notes": null, "gameDatabaseLinks": { "canonicalName": "Mario in the Multiverse", "igdb": { "id": "311318", "slug": "mario-in-the-multiverse" }, "theGamesDB": "130329", "launchbox": "420685", "giantBomb": null, "screenScraper": null, "steamGridDB": "5474877", "retroAchievements": "32649", "steam": null, "gog": null, "epicGames": null, "wikipedia": null, "hasheousId": "345122" }, "approvedAt": "2026-09-26T22:05:18.261Z" } }, { "machineName": "MaternalBound - Redux (v1.1)", "description": "MaternalBound - Redux (v1.1)", "romName": "MaternalBound-Redux.sfc", "platform": "SNES", "fileSize": "4194304", "crc32": "28f31600", "md5": "8ef36bde416cb1d1c2fe1753cc14e29f", "sha1": "76641a39ad19709b12f2bdd1e03869ecd4b910c1", "details": { "hackName": "MaternalBound - Redux", "version": "1.1", "versionChangelog": null, "translationLanguages": [], "author": "ShadowOne333", "releaseYear": null, "releaseDate": null, "description": "MaternalBound Redux is a full revamp hack of the original EarthBound with tons of Quality of Life improvements. This project is also a fully fledged continuation hack from the original MaternalBound project.\n\n What does this mean?\n\nThat everything you found in the original MaternalBound can also be found here, but with a much more polished detail and also with a ton of Quality of Life improvements made to it. The whole source code for the project is available as well! Be sure to check out the GitHub page for the project, alongside its release page for the patches, and more detailed info about the hack:\n\n MaternalBound Redux Source Code at GitHub\n\nSo… What changes can you expect out of MaternalBound Redux in addition to the ones found in the original MaternalBound?\n\nThe changelog for this project is REALLY extensive, so it is suggested to go over the GitHub page for the project to read the main list of changes, since there are a ton of them, even under the hood.\n\n MaternalBound Redux Changelog\n\n Instructions\n\nGrab the .zip file and use either the BPS (recommended) or IPS patches into a clean EarthBound ROM by using FLIPS, Lunar IPS or Romhacking’s Online ROM Patcher. Additionally, the hack can be patched by using DeltaPatcher for the .xdelta patch. EBP patch has been removed in favour of the BPS patch, which is the recommended patch to be used to avoid glitched/undesired behaviour due to using the wrong base ROMs.\n\nIf you want to use the hack with MSU-1, grab the PCM pack released alongside this hack from the Zeldix page at the beginning of this page, or from the following link: https://archive.org/details/earthbound-msu-1-pack (with a mirror link from Zeldix.net here: https://app.box.com/s/fkmjx61w4m7xom1kmir5zk7xv6jx9u8f )\n\nSimply rename your ROM to “eb_msu1.smc” and place it in the same folder as all the .pcm/.msu files. You need to use Snes9x v1.54 or above in order for the MSU-1 hack to work.", "tags": [ { "slug": "improvement", "name": "Improvement" }, { "slug": "graphical", "name": "Graphics/Audio" }, { "slug": "gameplay", "name": "Gameplay Changes" }, { "slug": "other-tweak", "name": "Other Tweak" } ], "hackFamily": { "name": "MaternalBound - Redux", "author": "ShadowOne333", "releaseYear": null, "releaseDate": null, "description": "MaternalBound Redux is a full revamp hack of the original EarthBound with tons of Quality of Life improvements. This project is also a fully fledged continuation hack from the original MaternalBound project.\n\n What does this mean?\n\nThat everything you found in the original MaternalBound can also be found here, but with a much more polished detail and also with a ton of Quality of Life improvements made to it. The whole source code for the project is available as well! Be sure to check out the GitHub page for the project, alongside its release page for the patches, and more detailed info about the hack:\n\n MaternalBound Redux Source Code at GitHub\n\nSo… What changes can you expect out of MaternalBound Redux in addition to the ones found in the original MaternalBound?\n\nThe changelog for this project is REALLY extensive, so it is suggested to go over the GitHub page for the project to read the main list of changes, since there are a ton of them, even under the hood.\n\n MaternalBound Redux Changelog\n\n Instructions\n\nGrab the .zip file and use either the BPS (recommended) or IPS patches into a clean EarthBound ROM by using FLIPS, Lunar IPS or Romhacking’s Online ROM Patcher. Additionally, the hack can be patched by using DeltaPatcher for the .xdelta patch. EBP patch has been removed in favour of the BPS patch, which is the recommended patch to be used to avoid glitched/undesired behaviour due to using the wrong base ROMs.\n\nIf you want to use the hack with MSU-1, grab the PCM pack released alongside this hack from the Zeldix page at the beginning of this page, or from the following link: https://archive.org/details/earthbound-msu-1-pack (with a mirror link from Zeldix.net here: https://app.box.com/s/fkmjx61w4m7xom1kmir5zk7xv6jx9u8f )\n\nSimply rename your ROM to “eb_msu1.smc” and place it in the same folder as all the .pcm/.msu files. You need to use Snes9x v1.54 or above in order for the MSU-1 hack to work." }, "patch": { "type": "BPS", "filename": "MaternalBound-Redux.bps", "sha1": "5f2d701f7c4666d654b663ea1921d6b265b31180", "storedSlug": "MaternalBound-Redux-1-1", "storedPath": "SNES/EarthBound (USA)/MaternalBound - Redux/MaternalBound-Redux-1-1__5f2d701f7c4666d654b663ea1921d6b265b31180.bps" }, "baseRom": { "name": "EarthBound (USA)", "platform": "SNES", "fileExtension": null, "crc32": "dc9bb451", "md5": "a864b2e5c141d2dec1c4cbed75a42a85", "sha1": "d67a8ef36ef616bc39306aa1b486e1bd3047815a", "status": "APPROVED" }, "franchise": { "name": "Earthbound", "status": "APPROVED" }, "authorRef": { "name": "ShadowOne333", "status": "APPROVED" }, "alternateFormats": [], "sourceUrl": "https://romhack.ing/database/content/entry/YdNu5JQBNs8FWu0CjGdA/maternalbound-redux", "releasePageUrl": null, "githubUrl": null, "notes": null, "gameDatabaseLinks": null, "approvedAt": "2026-09-15T05:47:00.552Z" } }, { "machineName": "Mobile Golf (v1.3 + DLC Unlocked)", "description": "Mobile Golf (v1.3 + DLC Unlocked)", "romName": "Mobile Golf (Japan) [T-En] (v1.3 + DLC Unlocked) [Hack].gbc", "platform": "GBC", "fileSize": "4194304", "crc32": "e003e26a", "md5": "84d4caec92aa22749ef5811571da0970", "sha1": "707456266268906c009fffdfc17631a87a411ec2", "details": { "hackName": "Mobile Golf", "version": "1.3 + DLC Unlocked", "versionChangelog": "Translated a lot of missing graphics and texts related to local multiplayer and Net Clubhouse", "translationLanguages": [ "en" ], "author": "marc_max", "releaseYear": 2025, "releaseDate": "2025-12-30", "description": "Here it is the long-awaited translation for Mobile Golf, the obscure Japan only Mario Golf game that once had online play!\n\nNote: This version does not have the DLC changes. 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It is a translation only." }, "patch": { "type": "BPS", "filename": "mobile_golf_en_vanilla_unlock.bps", "sha1": "cca712c93dd694059f6f7c277997794501691a81", "storedSlug": "Mobile-Golf-1-3", "storedPath": "GBC/Mobile Golf (Japan)/Mobile Golf/Mobile-Golf-1-3__cca712c93dd694059f6f7c277997794501691a81.bps" }, "baseRom": { "name": "Mobile Golf (Japan)", "platform": "GBC", "fileExtension": null, "crc32": "35fc5b32", "md5": "fbf1ffe76883dffcca299228c81f171f", "sha1": "fde414fc9efef2c30d1a9e0a2ed35ad2efc0edee", "status": "APPROVED" }, "franchise": null, "authorRef": { "name": "marc_max", "status": "APPROVED" }, "alternateFormats": [], "sourceUrl": "https://www.marcrobledo.com/game-boy/mobile-golf-english-translation/", "releasePageUrl": null, "githubUrl": null, "notes": null, "gameDatabaseLinks": null, "approvedAt": "2026-09-15T05:36:04.499Z" } }, { "machineName": "Mother 2 Deluxe (v3.0)", "description": "Mother 2 Deluxe (v3.0)", "romName": "Mother 2 Deluxe v3.0.sfc", "platform": "SNES", "fileSize": "6291456", "crc32": "a805153b", "md5": "31ef2a593975bffc4203605666da7d50", "sha1": "89ef45acffba31a99b976f12664f5ca2338f276c", "details": { "hackName": "Mother 2 Deluxe", "version": "3.0", "versionChangelog": "MAJOR OVERARCHING CHANGES:\n\n- M2DX v3.0 features 4 difficulty options! \n - Original: This mode reverts most gameplay changes back to vanilla EB, but keeps the vast majority of the QoL changes.\n - Examples of things removed from Casual/Deluxe/Insane for Original mode: All enemy stat changes, PSI changes, status changes, new enemies, optional content, Favorite Food, new items, item functionality, etc.\n - Examples of things added back in for original mode: AUTO BATTLE, losing 50% of cash on hand upon death, Dad calling every 2 hours, Belch being immortal until Fly Honey is used.\n - Casual: This is a mode for those who find Deluxe too difficult. The enemies do less damage and use their weaker attacks. HP rolls down slowly. Optional content is enabled, but Upgraded Your Places and all achievements are disabled.\n - Deluxe: The standard difficulty this hack is built around. This mode includes EVERYTHING the hack has to offer, but it will challenge you.\n - Insane: For M2DX veterans who really want to push themselves to their limit! This is Deluxe mode but with double item costs, instant damage, and a few random surprises thrown in. ((thanks JTolmar and Catador for answering questions!)\n- You can also select 3 additional window colors: Grape, S'more, and Blueberry! You may also choose between thin and thick window borders! (thanks vittorio!)\n- Achievement system added! Certain things done in game will give a jingle and a window with some graphics will pop up giving you and achievement! (thanks, chalkmuncher!)\n- Xtras Mode available after completing the game once in non-Casual modes. This includes:\n - Credits area with NPCs representing people who have helped with the hack.\n - Boss Rush.\n - Jukebox to listen to music and sounds.\n - New Game+ (This does not add any content in itself) When starting NG+, Pencil Eraser, Eraser Eraser, and Simple Key Machine will be removed both from Escargo Express and your inventory to mitigate any game-breaking interactions. (thanks, phoenixbound!)\n - Accessing all your collected in-game achievements.\n - Fight enemy groups of your choosing.\n - Watch the credits and cast sequences.\n - Random senseless humor!\n- Added a Kindness system to the hack. Certain optional quests grant a point of Kindness. Each point increases the HP restored from Lifeup alpha/beta/omega by 2/3/4 AFTER the base heal is randomized +/- 25% and factored in.\n- Moonside now uses the entirety of Fourside's area, thus the layout is identical to Fourside. This was necessary to create more space for optional dungeons.\n- Jill (formerly the Magic Cake lady) reverted to her original role as masseuse with lots of cut dialogue and she appear on the beach now.\n- Pu can be gained in Scarabi via sleeping at the hotel if you skip getting him in Summers. This was an option from early M2 versions.\n- You can now have 6 letter names for party members! (thanks, vittorio!) ", "translationLanguages": [], "author": "Messianic", "releaseYear": 2026, "releaseDate": "2026-09-07", "description": "Mother 2 Deluxe v3.0!\n\nAfter almost a full year of public open beta testing, the long-awaited v3.0 patch is here! A small smattering of brand new features:\n\n First hack to have a fully 1:1 moving Mother 2 Title screen in EB!\n 4 Difficulty options, ranging from vanilla EB, Easy mode M2DX, Normal mode M2DX, and Hard mode M2DX!\n Brand new OPTIONAL dungeons, enemies, bosses, and items!\n Fully animated enemy battle sprites! (Can be toggled on or off)\n An in-game achievement system!\n Dozens of wearable costumes!\n New window colors and the ability to choose between thick or thin window borders!\n Ability to run with new running sprites!\n Special Goods (key items) and Tools (Jeff’s items) available straight from the main menu!\n New PSI, New Tools, and new PSI/battle animations!\n Shop item descriptions available before purchasing items!\n New Kindness system inspired by M3!\n Dynamic cutscene bars and restored unused cutscenes!\n Party member sprites appear in battle a la M3, including in costumes!\n New photo poses!\n\n…and much, much, more!", "tags": [ { "slug": "improvement", "name": "Improvement" }, { "slug": "graphical", "name": "Graphics/Audio" } ], "hackFamily": { "name": "Mother 2 Deluxe", "author": "Messianic", "releaseYear": 2026, "releaseDate": "2026-09-07", "description": "Mother 2 Deluxe v3.0!\n\nAfter almost a full year of public open beta testing, the long-awaited v3.0 patch is here! A small smattering of brand new features:\n\n First hack to have a fully 1:1 moving Mother 2 Title screen in EB!\n 4 Difficulty options, ranging from vanilla EB, Easy mode M2DX, Normal mode M2DX, and Hard mode M2DX!\n Brand new OPTIONAL dungeons, enemies, bosses, and items!\n Fully animated enemy battle sprites! (Can be toggled on or off)\n An in-game achievement system!\n Dozens of wearable costumes!\n New window colors and the ability to choose between thick or thin window borders!\n Ability to run with new running sprites!\n Special Goods (key items) and Tools (Jeff’s items) available straight from the main menu!\n New PSI, New Tools, and new PSI/battle animations!\n Shop item descriptions available before purchasing items!\n New Kindness system inspired by M3!\n Dynamic cutscene bars and restored unused cutscenes!\n Party member sprites appear in battle a la M3, including in costumes!\n New photo poses!\n\n…and much, much, more!" }, "patch": { "type": "BPS", "filename": "Mother 2 Deluxe v3.0.bps", "sha1": "165cafdac14f0c1c95536c0bfc407efc4e67f027", "storedSlug": "Mother-2-Deluxe-3-0", "storedPath": "SNES/EarthBound (USA)/Mother 2 Deluxe/Mother-2-Deluxe-3-0__165cafdac14f0c1c95536c0bfc407efc4e67f027.bps" }, "baseRom": { "name": "EarthBound (USA)", "platform": "SNES", "fileExtension": null, "crc32": "dc9bb451", "md5": "a864b2e5c141d2dec1c4cbed75a42a85", "sha1": "d67a8ef36ef616bc39306aa1b486e1bd3047815a", "status": "APPROVED" }, "franchise": { "name": "Earthbound", "status": "APPROVED" }, "authorRef": { "name": "Messianic", "status": "APPROVED" }, "alternateFormats": [], "sourceUrl": "https://www.romhacking.net/hacks/9977/", "releasePageUrl": null, "githubUrl": null, "notes": null, "gameDatabaseLinks": { "canonicalName": "Mother 2 Deluxe", "igdb": { "id": "246585", "slug": "mother-2-deluxe" }, "theGamesDB": "132517", "launchbox": "462491", "giantBomb": null, "screenScraper": null, "steamGridDB": null, "retroAchievements": null, "steam": null, "gog": null, "epicGames": null, "wikipedia": null, "hasheousId": "311242" }, "approvedAt": "2026-09-09T13:45:53.370Z" } }, { "machineName": "Ocarina of Time Redux (v2.2)", "description": "Ocarina of Time Redux (v2.2)", "romName": "Legend of Zelda, The - Ocarina of Time Redux.z64", "platform": "N64", "fileSize": "33554432", "crc32": "1823ef24", "md5": "ad1b472d69b5ec5d152528127a0dc095", "sha1": "be88a72e623a8c9d16a561d8880469392229424a", "details": { "hackName": "Ocarina of Time Redux", "version": "2.2", "versionChangelog": null, "translationLanguages": [], "author": "Maroc", "releaseYear": 2020, "releaseDate": "2020-11-24", "description": "This hack aims at improving the original experience of Ocarina of Time by adding some QoL improvements by applying the ASM patches provided by the Ocarina of Time Randomizer project by Roman971 and its contributors. (NOTE: For a full list of the Credits per-dev, please check the ReadMe. Adult Link 3D model made by SkilarBabcock, with permission to use for this project: https://youtu.be/x6MIeEZIsPw)\n\nNB: Use an Ocarina of Time US 1.0 ROM for patching.\n\nMain Features:\n\n Text speed now goes 2 times as fast as the original, matching Majora’s Mask and Ocarina of Time 3D.\n Text revamp, restored and revised based on subsequent releases of Ocarina of Time.\n Fixed graves behaviour like in subsequent versions.\n Properly center the “Navi” text in the C-Up button.\n Collecting Gold Skulltulla Tokens no longer freezes the player but allows it to continue moving. This is similar to what happens in Majora’s Mask spider houses.\n D-PAD can be used to quickly access ocarina and iron/hover boots.\n Rupee color of the rupee count indicator now changes in color to reflect the wallet upgrade possessed.\n Stone of Agony now works even without rumble. An icon will appear over the rupee count when in proximity of a hidden grotto.\n Farore’s Wind does not get dispelled through time travel and can be used independently by child and adult Link.\n The bunny hood now works like in Majora’s Mask boosting movement speed when worn.\n Bombchu Bowling prizes now appear in fixed order instead of random (Rotation being: piece of heart, purple rupee, bomb bag capacity upgrade, bombs).\n Fishing made easier by guaranteeing biting, but keeps the fish size RNG from the original game.\n Biggoron has you wait 2 days instead of 3 to forge the Biggoron Sword.\n Default Z-targeting is automatically set to HOLD by default.\n Burning Kakariko cutscene now starts by entering Kakariko from any entrance instead of only the main one.\n Song of Storms cooldown is removed, additionally it can be used in every ambient.\n Warp songs and Farore’s Wind can now be used inside Gerudo Training Grounds and Ganon’s Castle.\n Lab diving heart piece can now be obtained at all times.\n Increased speed of block pushing.\n Subscreen delay fix\n Extended draw distance.\n Requires All Medallions to unlock the bridge for Ganon’s Castle (original game only requires Shadow and Spirit).\n Unlocked Tunics for Young Link.\n Updated Young and Adult Link 3D models. Young Link is based on his MM 3D model, and Adult Link is a custom MM Adult Link 3D model made by SkilarBabcock, given permission by him to use for this project: https://youtu.be/x6MIeEZIsPw.\n All other vanilla features (Rewards, Cutscenes and Animations) are retained.\n\nMaster Quest Redux:\n\n Same features as Ocarina of Time Redux by default\n All Dungeons set to Master Quest layouts\n Custom Master Quest title screen\n MQ text dialogue colors\n Change Button Colors: GC OoT Button Colors\n Censored Fire Temple song from v1.2 and GC releases\n Censored Gerudo textures from v1.2 and GC releases\n Censored blood (Green) from v1.2 and GC releases\n\nBut what if you want to have the censored Fire Temple in OoT Redux, and not exclusive to the Master Quest patch? Or you want the censored Gerudo textures, or you want a higher text speed (like 3x) or want certain features, and not others?\n\nThat can easily be changed, thanks to an amazing software called Patcher64+ Tool, which allows you to toggle whatever feature you want on or off according to your liking, so you can create your own custom Ocarina of Time / Master Quest Redux ROM! You can download the software here if you want to customize your own ROM patch:\n\n Patcher64+ Tool\n\nThe tool depends on a computer with PowerShell support. Windows 10 is recommended, but other OS that can install PowerShell could also be used.", "tags": [], "hackFamily": { "name": "Ocarina of Time Redux", "author": "Maroc", "releaseYear": 2020, "releaseDate": "2020-11-24", "description": "This hack aims at improving the original experience of Ocarina of Time by adding some QoL improvements by applying the ASM patches provided by the Ocarina of Time Randomizer project by Roman971 and its contributors. (NOTE: For a full list of the Credits per-dev, please check the ReadMe. Adult Link 3D model made by SkilarBabcock, with permission to use for this project: https://youtu.be/x6MIeEZIsPw)\n\nNB: Use an Ocarina of Time US 1.0 ROM for patching.\n\nMain Features:\n\n Text speed now goes 2 times as fast as the original, matching Majora’s Mask and Ocarina of Time 3D.\n Text revamp, restored and revised based on subsequent releases of Ocarina of Time.\n Fixed graves behaviour like in subsequent versions.\n Properly center the “Navi” text in the C-Up button.\n Collecting Gold Skulltulla Tokens no longer freezes the player but allows it to continue moving. This is similar to what happens in Majora’s Mask spider houses.\n D-PAD can be used to quickly access ocarina and iron/hover boots.\n Rupee color of the rupee count indicator now changes in color to reflect the wallet upgrade possessed.\n Stone of Agony now works even without rumble. An icon will appear over the rupee count when in proximity of a hidden grotto.\n Farore’s Wind does not get dispelled through time travel and can be used independently by child and adult Link.\n The bunny hood now works like in Majora’s Mask boosting movement speed when worn.\n Bombchu Bowling prizes now appear in fixed order instead of random (Rotation being: piece of heart, purple rupee, bomb bag capacity upgrade, bombs).\n Fishing made easier by guaranteeing biting, but keeps the fish size RNG from the original game.\n Biggoron has you wait 2 days instead of 3 to forge the Biggoron Sword.\n Default Z-targeting is automatically set to HOLD by default.\n Burning Kakariko cutscene now starts by entering Kakariko from any entrance instead of only the main one.\n Song of Storms cooldown is removed, additionally it can be used in every ambient.\n Warp songs and Farore’s Wind can now be used inside Gerudo Training Grounds and Ganon’s Castle.\n Lab diving heart piece can now be obtained at all times.\n Increased speed of block pushing.\n Subscreen delay fix\n Extended draw distance.\n Requires All Medallions to unlock the bridge for Ganon’s Castle (original game only requires Shadow and Spirit).\n Unlocked Tunics for Young Link.\n Updated Young and Adult Link 3D models. Young Link is based on his MM 3D model, and Adult Link is a custom MM Adult Link 3D model made by SkilarBabcock, given permission by him to use for this project: https://youtu.be/x6MIeEZIsPw.\n All other vanilla features (Rewards, Cutscenes and Animations) are retained.\n\nMaster Quest Redux:\n\n Same features as Ocarina of Time Redux by default\n All Dungeons set to Master Quest layouts\n Custom Master Quest title screen\n MQ text dialogue colors\n Change Button Colors: GC OoT Button Colors\n Censored Fire Temple song from v1.2 and GC releases\n Censored Gerudo textures from v1.2 and GC releases\n Censored blood (Green) from v1.2 and GC releases\n\nBut what if you want to have the censored Fire Temple in OoT Redux, and not exclusive to the Master Quest patch? Or you want the censored Gerudo textures, or you want a higher text speed (like 3x) or want certain features, and not others?\n\nThat can easily be changed, thanks to an amazing software called Patcher64+ Tool, which allows you to toggle whatever feature you want on or off according to your liking, so you can create your own custom Ocarina of Time / Master Quest Redux ROM! You can download the software here if you want to customize your own ROM patch:\n\n Patcher64+ Tool\n\nThe tool depends on a computer with PowerShell support. 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This resets after you move off of the coordinate that you talked to the pokemon center nurse. Avoids accidental re-triggering of nurse dialog.\n• Added a \"Currently selected pokemon\" info box to the deposit/withdraw/release PC menus. This will show the pokemon's party icon, its species name (in case you nicknamed it) and its types. Just useful for people who sometimes forget which pokemon they gave which nickname.\n• Created a new CopyVideoData function that can copy during HBlank as well as VBlank. It can copy >2x the tiles per frame than CopyVideoData can, so many graphics will load considerably faster than before. Improves the snappiness of menus, talking to NPCs, and most things in general in the game.\n• Outside of battle, you can more quickly use items on your pokemon. The party menu will stay open if you have more of the item you're trying to use. The party menu will show how many you have left, and will automatically close when:\nIt cannot be used on any other pokemon after you used it (like Antidote with no poisoned pokemon in your party)\nYou used your last of the item\nFixes for Bugs in the original game:\n• BUG: Using Mimic on a pokemon after the opponent switches will always copy the move to move slot 2 which can cause other issues. FIX: Back up the move slot data so it isn't overwritten by opponent switching\n• BUG: Using Mimic on a pokemon after the opponent switches will cause incorrect tiles to be reloaded after displaying the player's mimic move selection menu. FIX: back up tiles in a better spot so they reflect the correct switched pokemon.\n• BUG: After displaying the diploma for catching all the pokemon, there is a quick flash of previously-printed text before it disappears. FIX: Move the \"Congratulations!\" message to after the diploma is displayed to prevent this minor issue.\n• BUG: In some cases, TownMapCoordsToOAMCoords function can try to write data to the game's ROM (which is not possible) FIX: stop that from being attempted\n• BUG: Garbage tiles can display for 1 frame at the end of the credits when rebooting the game. FIX: reboot in a slightly different way that doesn't do that.\n• BUG: Uncapitalized \"until i fix\" in fossil guy's text. FIX: Capitalize it \"until I fix\"\n• BUG: Using Mimic on a pokemon that has no moves other than MIMIC can get you stuck in a loop FIX: Make mimic fail in this specific scenario, and block Mimic'ing MIMIC in general. Randomized MIMIC (when opponent uses mimic or when it is used in a link battle) will never choose to mimic MIMIC.\n• BUG: Accessing the player's PC directly (player's house PC) can incorrectly re-enable text delay while viewing the menu. 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FIX: Move the \"Congratulations!\" message to after the diploma is displayed to prevent this minor issue.\n• BUG: In some cases, TownMapCoordsToOAMCoords function can try to write data to the game's ROM (which is not possible) FIX: stop that from being attempted\n• BUG: Garbage tiles can display for 1 frame at the end of the credits when rebooting the game. FIX: reboot in a slightly different way that doesn't do that.\n• BUG: Uncapitalized \"until i fix\" in fossil guy's text. FIX: Capitalize it \"until I fix\"\n• BUG: Using Mimic on a pokemon that has no moves other than MIMIC can get you stuck in a loop FIX: Make mimic fail in this specific scenario, and block Mimic'ing MIMIC in general. Randomized MIMIC (when opponent uses mimic or when it is used in a link battle) will never choose to mimic MIMIC.\n• BUG: Accessing the player's PC directly (player's house PC) can incorrectly re-enable text delay while viewing the menu. FIX: Keep the correct text delays in this menu.\n• BUG: In rare cases option menus won't set their options due to a code typo. FIX: fix the typo", "translationLanguages": [], "author": "Vortiene", "releaseYear": 2026, "releaseDate": "2026-08-17", "description": "This is a purist's enhancement of Pokemon Red/Blue/Green. The goal is to enhance the original games for excellent replayability without bringing in mechanics, moves, sprites, visuals, type matchups, or pokemon that were introduced in later games. \n\n• It makes the bulk of the 151 original pokemon all more obtainable and usable in the early game, with better movesets and more balanced stats. \n• Many moves in the game were rebalanced or modified. When I say \"rebalanced\", I mean \"the useless things were made more useful!\" \n• There are more bug, poison, and ghost type moves available. 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You can turn it off from your PC if you don't want this new area.\n• In CERULEAN CITY, you can meet the POKE BALL DESIGNER! She needs help designing new POKE BALLs! Take pictures with her CAMERA of interesting things, and help her design new poke balls! Then, with the most in depth poke ball designing system in a pokemon game, design your own custom poke balls with their own custom audiovisual effects! Switch your pokemon's poke balls around if you want! Reuse your great balls and ultra balls if you want!\n• There is an arena to rematch gym leaders and other important trainers after becoming CHAMP.\n• Train up low level pokemon to a level cap quickly at CLUBS! You can find these in Vermilion City, Celadon City, and Saffron City. You can turn off this feature.\n• There are multiple secret areas to be found after becoming CHAMP. 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A completely new shotgun mechanic complete with firing, a jump-boost, an aiming mode with a crosshair, and many unique interactions to make for a fresh SM64 experience. This initial version game took around 200 hours of work to make.\nBe sure to check back regularly, as I update this game pretty often! From new interactions & bug fixes to completely new dynamics.\n\n* Use ParaLLEl with its native graphics plug-in, otherwise you will encounter graphical issues. If you can't use ParaLLEl's default plug-in for whatever reason, use GlideN64\n\n* I'm not working on making this better on N64, don't play it on there, it's unstable\n\nNote for speedrunners: hold R, Z and B during the intro to skip the tutorial", "tags": [ { "slug": "gameplay", "name": "Gameplay Changes" } ], "hackFamily": { "name": "Shotgun Mario 64", "author": "Dorrieal", "releaseYear": 2024, "releaseDate": "2024-08-12", "description": "Blast your way through good ol' Mario 64 with a SHOTGUN! A completely new shotgun mechanic complete with firing, a jump-boost, an aiming mode with a crosshair, and many unique interactions to make for a fresh SM64 experience. This initial version game took around 200 hours of work to make.\nBe sure to check back regularly, as I update this game pretty often! From new interactions & bug fixes to completely new dynamics.\n\n* Use ParaLLEl with its native graphics plug-in, otherwise you will encounter graphical issues. 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Should it go down to 0, the player immediately fails the challenge. Most standard methods of obtaining points still work, but you can also obtain points through rings, checkpoints, and powerups. Finishing levels awards you a fixed 1000 point bonus, with the score tallies being completely removed.\n\nThe gamemodes featured within this ROM hack are the following:\n\n Score Rush: A full playthrough of Sonic 1 from start to finish, with the Score Rush gimmick. The objective is beating the game with the highest score possible. Running out of points leads to an immediate, full restart of the playthrough.\n Endless Rush: A playthrough of randomly selected Sonic 1 levels, increasing in difficulty as it goes on. The objective is beating the highest possible amount of levels in one sitting.\n Quick Rush: The gamemode allows the player to select one level of their liking, and playing said level under the usual Score Rush gimmick.\n\nOther changes include:\n\n A brand new main menu, from which all features of the game can be browsed;\n The option to have a modernized moveset, including moves such as the Spin Dash, the Super Peel-Out, and the Drop Dash;\n Leaderboards;\n Complete, automatic SRAM support.\n\nNot all of the people directly (or indirectly) involved with the development of Sonic 1 - Score Rush could be credited in the appropriate form. You can see the extended credits list from within the game’s “VIEW CREDITS” option.", "tags": [], "hackFamily": { "name": "Sonic 1 - Score Rush", "author": "Giovanni", "releaseYear": 2022, "releaseDate": "2022-10-10", "description": "Sonic 1 - Score Rush is a modification of Sonic the Hedgehog.\n\nThis ROM hack introduces three new gamemodes to the game, all focused around one central gimmick, that being the Score Rush.\n\nThe Score Rush is a gameplay gimmick in which your score, which starts from 5000 points, constantly goes down at a steady pace. Should it go down to 0, the player immediately fails the challenge. Most standard methods of obtaining points still work, but you can also obtain points through rings, checkpoints, and powerups. Finishing levels awards you a fixed 1000 point bonus, with the score tallies being completely removed.\n\nThe gamemodes featured within this ROM hack are the following:\n\n Score Rush: A full playthrough of Sonic 1 from start to finish, with the Score Rush gimmick. The objective is beating the game with the highest score possible. Running out of points leads to an immediate, full restart of the playthrough.\n Endless Rush: A playthrough of randomly selected Sonic 1 levels, increasing in difficulty as it goes on. The objective is beating the highest possible amount of levels in one sitting.\n Quick Rush: The gamemode allows the player to select one level of their liking, and playing said level under the usual Score Rush gimmick.\n\nOther changes include:\n\n A brand new main menu, from which all features of the game can be browsed;\n The option to have a modernized moveset, including moves such as the Spin Dash, the Super Peel-Out, and the Drop Dash;\n Leaderboards;\n Complete, automatic SRAM support.\n\nNot all of the people directly (or indirectly) involved with the development of Sonic 1 - Score Rush could be credited in the appropriate form. You can see the extended credits list from within the game’s “VIEW CREDITS” option." }, "patch": { "type": "XDELTA", "filename": "Sonic 1 - Score Rush (REV02A) (Patch for Sonic 1 REV01).xdelta", "sha1": "b9deec1d77a2d8c7fa8cf481891eca835b780409", "storedSlug": "Sonic-1-Score-Rush-Unknown", "storedPath": "GENESIS/Sonic The Hedgehog (Japan, Europe, Korea) (En)/Sonic 1 - Score Rush/Sonic-1-Score-Rush-Unknown__b9deec1d77a2d8c7fa8cf481891eca835b780409.xdelta" }, "baseRom": { "name": "Sonic The Hedgehog (Japan, Europe, Korea) (En)", "platform": "GENESIS", "fileExtension": null, "crc32": "afe05eee", "md5": "09dadb5071eb35050067a32462e39c5f", "sha1": "69e102855d4389c3fd1a8f3dc7d193f8eee5fe5b", "status": "APPROVED" }, "franchise": { "name": "Sonic The Hedgehog", "status": "APPROVED" }, "authorRef": { "name": "Giovanni", "status": "APPROVED" }, "alternateFormats": [], "sourceUrl": "https://www.romhacking.net/hacks/7739/", "releasePageUrl": null, "githubUrl": null, "notes": null, "gameDatabaseLinks": null, "approvedAt": "2026-09-07T02:01:59.924Z" } }, { "machineName": "Sonic 1.1 (vUnknown)", "description": "Sonic 1.1 (vUnknown)", "romName": "Sonic 1.1 by Rich Rogers (S1 Hack).gen", "platform": "GENESIS", "fileSize": "524288", "crc32": "3404169d", "md5": "243bc2e8f82d64e7264cb82813107675", "sha1": "4a4a682144ce798fb546b6c572839c66ebbb2b10", "details": { "hackName": "Sonic 1.1", "version": "Unknown", "versionChangelog": null, "translationLanguages": [], "author": "Rich Rogers", "releaseYear": 2005, "releaseDate": "2005-06-11", "description": "An old, unfinished palette modification (ROM hack) of the original Sonic the Hedgehog game for the Sega Genesis/Mega Drive.", "tags": [ { "slug": "new-levels", "name": "New Levels" }, { "slug": "palette-color-swap", "name": "Palette/Color Swap" } ], "hackFamily": { "name": "Sonic 1.1", "author": "Rich Rogers", "releaseYear": 2005, "releaseDate": "2005-06-11", "description": "An old, unfinished palette modification (ROM hack) of the original Sonic the Hedgehog game for the Sega Genesis/Mega Drive." }, "patch": { "type": "BPS", "filename": "Sonic 1.1 by Rich Rogers (S1 Hack).bps", "sha1": "2d78f8ed18d9502cce5cb258682457b6da008810", "storedSlug": "Sonic-1-1-Unknown", "storedPath": "GENESIS/Sonic The Hedgehog (Japan, Europe, Korea) (En)/Sonic 1.1/Sonic-1-1-Unknown__2d78f8ed18d9502cce5cb258682457b6da008810.bps" }, "baseRom": { "name": "Sonic The Hedgehog (Japan, Europe, Korea) (En)", "platform": "GENESIS", "fileExtension": null, "crc32": "afe05eee", "md5": "09dadb5071eb35050067a32462e39c5f", "sha1": "69e102855d4389c3fd1a8f3dc7d193f8eee5fe5b", "status": "APPROVED" }, "franchise": { "name": "Sonic The Hedgehog", "status": "APPROVED" }, "authorRef": { "name": "Rich Rogers", "status": "APPROVED" }, "alternateFormats": [], "sourceUrl": "https://github.com/darkblood159/Custom-Romhack-Patches/blob/main/Sega%20Genesis/Sonic%20The%20Hedgehog%20(Japan%2C%20Europe%2C%20Korea)%20(En)/Sonic%201.1%20by%20Rich%20Rogers%20(S1%20Hack).bps", "releasePageUrl": null, "githubUrl": null, "notes": "The patch does not exist on its own; it exists as a pre-patched ROM.\n\nEdit\nAs of 8/6/2026 Darkblood159 has made an unofficial patch that matches the hashes 1:1 using the original baserom.", "gameDatabaseLinks": { "canonicalName": null, "igdb": { "id": null, "slug": null }, "theGamesDB": "137392", "launchbox": null, "giantBomb": null, "screenScraper": null, "steamGridDB": null, "retroAchievements": null, "steam": "https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1096463768", "gog": null, "epicGames": null, "wikipedia": null, "hasheousId": null }, "approvedAt": "2026-09-26T22:28:54.782Z" } }, { "machineName": "Sonic 2 - Score Rush (v1.0.1)", "description": "Sonic 2 - Score Rush (v1.0.1)", "romName": "Sonic 2 - Score Rush (v1.0.1).md", "platform": "GENESIS", "fileSize": "2097152", "crc32": "f018180f", "md5": "a687f29122d17250aa2d998cf04d2cae", "sha1": "4386520d9187d9385be98f6bb85d9d33cb4ccf9d", "details": { "hackName": "Sonic 2 - Score Rush", "version": "1.0.1", "versionChangelog": null, "translationLanguages": [], "author": "Giovanni", "releaseYear": 2023, "releaseDate": "2023-09-11", "description": "Sonic 2 - Score Rush is a ROM hack of Sonic the Hedgehog 2 for the SEGA Mega Drive/Genesis.\n\nThis ROM hack is a direct sequel to the previously released Sonic 1 - Score Rush, and it brings all of its features to Sonic 2. This hack is also directly built on top of “Sonic 2 with Knuckles”.\n\nMuch like its predecessor, this ROM hack introduces three game modes to the game, all focused around one central gimmick, that being the Score Rush.\n\nThe Score Rush is a gameplay gimmick in which your score, which starts from 5000 points, constantly goes down at a steady pace. Should it go down to 0, the player immediately fails the challenge. Most standard methods of obtaining points still work, but you can also obtain points through rings, starposts, and certain powerups. Finishing levels awards you a fixed 1000 point bonus, with the score tallies being completely removed. Acquiring an invincibility monitor freezes the score, preventing it from running down. It may also freeze on certain instances where the player is not in control.\n\nThis ROM hack can be played as Sonic, who sports as additional optional moves the following:\n\n the Drop Dash, from Sonic Mania;\n the Super Peel-Out, from Sonic CD;\n the Insta-Shield, from Sonic 3.\n\nIn addition, this hack can also be played as Tails and Knuckles, both of whom feature their movesets from Sonic 3 & Knuckles.\n\nFurthermore, it is possible to enable bullet deflection, a feature from Sonic 3 & Knuckles that protects characters from bullets, so long as they are using their air moves.\n\nAll of the above additions are optional, and it is possible to revert back to the original Sonic 2 moveset.\n\nSonic 2 - Score Rush features the same three game modes from Sonic 1 - Score Rush, them being the following:\n\n Score Rush: A full playthrough of Sonic 2 from start to finish, with the Score Rush gimmick. The objective is beating the game with the highest score possible. Running out of points leads to an immediate Game Over.\n Endless Rush: A playthrough of randomly selected Sonic 2 levels, increasing in difficulty as it goes on. The objective is beating the highest possible amount of levels in one sitting.\n Quick Rush: The game mode allows the player to select one level of their liking, and playing said level under the usual Score Rush gimmick.\n\nDue to the sheer amount of people credited in the ROM hack for their contributions, the appropriate form could not be filled in. It is recommended that you make use of the “VIEW CREDITS” option provided in game.\n\nTo play Sonic 2 - Score Rush, you must apply the provided xdelta patch on a REV01 ROM. If you bought the Steam release prior to its delisting, the ROM in question should work just fine.", "tags": [], "hackFamily": { "name": "Sonic 2 - Score Rush", "author": "Giovanni", "releaseYear": 2023, "releaseDate": "2023-09-11", "description": "Sonic 2 - Score Rush is a ROM hack of Sonic the Hedgehog 2 for the SEGA Mega Drive/Genesis.\n\nThis ROM hack is a direct sequel to the previously released Sonic 1 - Score Rush, and it brings all of its features to Sonic 2. This hack is also directly built on top of “Sonic 2 with Knuckles”.\n\nMuch like its predecessor, this ROM hack introduces three game modes to the game, all focused around one central gimmick, that being the Score Rush.\n\nThe Score Rush is a gameplay gimmick in which your score, which starts from 5000 points, constantly goes down at a steady pace. Should it go down to 0, the player immediately fails the challenge. Most standard methods of obtaining points still work, but you can also obtain points through rings, starposts, and certain powerups. Finishing levels awards you a fixed 1000 point bonus, with the score tallies being completely removed. Acquiring an invincibility monitor freezes the score, preventing it from running down. It may also freeze on certain instances where the player is not in control.\n\nThis ROM hack can be played as Sonic, who sports as additional optional moves the following:\n\n the Drop Dash, from Sonic Mania;\n the Super Peel-Out, from Sonic CD;\n the Insta-Shield, from Sonic 3.\n\nIn addition, this hack can also be played as Tails and Knuckles, both of whom feature their movesets from Sonic 3 & Knuckles.\n\nFurthermore, it is possible to enable bullet deflection, a feature from Sonic 3 & Knuckles that protects characters from bullets, so long as they are using their air moves.\n\nAll of the above additions are optional, and it is possible to revert back to the original Sonic 2 moveset.\n\nSonic 2 - Score Rush features the same three game modes from Sonic 1 - Score Rush, them being the following:\n\n Score Rush: A full playthrough of Sonic 2 from start to finish, with the Score Rush gimmick. The objective is beating the game with the highest score possible. Running out of points leads to an immediate Game Over.\n Endless Rush: A playthrough of randomly selected Sonic 2 levels, increasing in difficulty as it goes on. The objective is beating the highest possible amount of levels in one sitting.\n Quick Rush: The game mode allows the player to select one level of their liking, and playing said level under the usual Score Rush gimmick.\n\nDue to the sheer amount of people credited in the ROM hack for their contributions, the appropriate form could not be filled in. It is recommended that you make use of the “VIEW CREDITS” option provided in game.\n\nTo play Sonic 2 - Score Rush, you must apply the provided xdelta patch on a REV01 ROM. If you bought the Steam release prior to its delisting, the ROM in question should work just fine." }, "patch": { "type": "XDELTA", "filename": "Sonic 2 - Score Rush (v1.0.1).xdelta", "sha1": "df9512c3cacf3bdd42db4bcbb12ae3906dc534c6", "storedSlug": "Sonic-2-Score-Rush-1-0-1", "storedPath": "GENESIS/Sonic The Hedgehog 2 (World) (Rev A)/Sonic 2 - Score Rush/Sonic-2-Score-Rush-1-0-1__df9512c3cacf3bdd42db4bcbb12ae3906dc534c6.xdelta" }, "baseRom": { "name": "Sonic The Hedgehog 2 (World) (Rev A)", "platform": "GENESIS", "fileExtension": null, "crc32": "7b905383", "md5": "9feeb724052c39982d432a7851c98d3e", "sha1": "8bca5dcef1af3e00098666fd892dc1c2a76333f9", "status": "APPROVED" }, "franchise": { "name": "Sonic The Hedgehog", "status": "APPROVED" }, "authorRef": { "name": "Giovanni", "status": "APPROVED" }, "alternateFormats": [], "sourceUrl": "https://www.romhacking.net/hacks/8076/", "releasePageUrl": null, "githubUrl": null, "notes": null, "gameDatabaseLinks": null, "approvedAt": "2026-09-07T02:03:23.227Z" } }, { "machineName": "Sonic 3 Complete (v130810)", "description": "Sonic 3 Complete (v130810)", "romName": "Sonic 3 Complete.md", "platform": "GENESIS", "fileSize": "3932160", "crc32": "2bd564b1", "md5": "153b6d32026993569b16ff89c53197a3", "sha1": "4461ed4a94b93653905c08e201f7c11a128e5a47", "details": { "hackName": "Sonic 3 Complete", "version": "130810", "versionChangelog": null, "translationLanguages": [], "author": "Tiddles", "releaseYear": 2013, "releaseDate": "2013-08-10", "description": "This is a hack of Sonic the Hedgehog 3 & Knuckles. It is a new feature, Sonic 3-ification, and bugfix patch. The game has been altered to restore changes made to Sonic 3 levels so the levels play and sound like they did in Sonic 3. There is also a game selection screen allowing for Sonic 3 Alone, Sonic & Knuckles, Sonic 3 & Knuckles, and Blue Sphere to be played. Several bugs have been fixed and there is a option screen to reverse some changes made. The hack can be modified further with the included ips patches.\n\nCheat codes can be found in the read me. It is encouraged to read the readme as it has an exhaustive list of changes made in this hack.\n\nThe patch is in xdelta format due to shifted data resulting in IPS patches containing original code. Make sure to use the Sonic and Knuckles & Sonic 3 ROM which is about 4,096 kb in size. The ROM should be in BIN format.", "tags": [ { "slug": "improvement", "name": "Improvement" } ], "hackFamily": { "name": "Sonic 3 Complete", "author": "Tiddles", "releaseYear": 2013, "releaseDate": "2013-08-10", "description": "This is a hack of Sonic the Hedgehog 3 & Knuckles. It is a new feature, Sonic 3-ification, and bugfix patch. The game has been altered to restore changes made to Sonic 3 levels so the levels play and sound like they did in Sonic 3. There is also a game selection screen allowing for Sonic 3 Alone, Sonic & Knuckles, Sonic 3 & Knuckles, and Blue Sphere to be played. Several bugs have been fixed and there is a option screen to reverse some changes made. The hack can be modified further with the included ips patches.\n\nCheat codes can be found in the read me. It is encouraged to read the readme as it has an exhaustive list of changes made in this hack.\n\nThe patch is in xdelta format due to shifted data resulting in IPS patches containing original code. Make sure to use the Sonic and Knuckles & Sonic 3 ROM which is about 4,096 kb in size. The ROM should be in BIN format." }, "patch": { "type": "XDELTA", "filename": "Sonic3Complete_v130810.xdelta", "sha1": "c1d78bd8097d253b0db2d8e163da5bab0e28a802", "storedSlug": "Sonic-3-Complete-130810", "storedPath": "GENESIS/Sonic & Knuckles + Sonic The Hedgehog 3 (USA) (Lock-on Combination)/Sonic 3 Complete/Sonic-3-Complete-130810__c1d78bd8097d253b0db2d8e163da5bab0e28a802.xdelta" }, "baseRom": { "name": "Sonic & Knuckles + Sonic The Hedgehog 3 (USA) (Lock-on Combination)", "platform": "GENESIS", "fileExtension": null, "crc32": "63522553", "md5": "c5b1c655c19f462ade0ac4e17a844d10", "sha1": "cfbf98c36c776677290a872547ac47c53d2761d6", "status": "APPROVED" }, "franchise": { "name": "Sonic The Hedgehog", "status": "APPROVED" }, "authorRef": { "name": "Tiddles", "status": "APPROVED" }, "alternateFormats": [], "sourceUrl": "https://www.romhacking.net/hacks/1056/", "releasePageUrl": null, "githubUrl": null, "notes": null, "gameDatabaseLinks": null, "approvedAt": "2026-09-06T01:46:31.191Z" } }, { "machineName": "Sonic 3D Blast Directors Cut (v1.0)", "description": "Sonic 3D Blast Directors Cut (v1.0)", "romName": "Sonic 3D Blast Directors Cut.md", "platform": "GENESIS", "fileSize": "4191682", "crc32": "9767e840", "md5": "742dd5c98d143ff6716800dee6a25dc5", "sha1": "4072d34e119e199131b839d338f1fc38e472203a", "details": { "hackName": "Sonic 3D Blast Directors Cut", "version": "1.0", "versionChangelog": null, "translationLanguages": [], "author": "GameHut", "releaseYear": 2017, "releaseDate": "2017-12-25", "description": "Sonic 3D Blast: Director’s Cut (also known as Sonic 3D Blast DX) is a project to update Sonic 3D Blast on the MegaDrive/Genesis by the original creator, Jon Burton. It attempts to solve long standing issues affecting gameplay, as well as adding new features and gameplay modes.\n\nIncludes:\n\n Overworld Map Screen\n Time Challenge Mode\n New Enemy\n Improved Controls\n Super Sonic\n Level Editor\n Save Game Password System\n Many other gameplay changes\n Bug Fixes\n\nFind out all about the project here: https://ttjontt.wixsite.com/gamehut/sonic-3d-blast-dx\n\n Thanks to SuperMoonKnight for all the hard work figuring out what the Time Challenge benchmarks should be\n\n(You’ll need to use “DeltaPatcher” to apply the patch to your ROM)", "tags": [], "hackFamily": { "name": "Sonic 3D Blast Directors Cut", "author": "GameHut", "releaseYear": 2017, "releaseDate": "2017-12-25", "description": "Sonic 3D Blast: Director’s Cut (also known as Sonic 3D Blast DX) is a project to update Sonic 3D Blast on the MegaDrive/Genesis by the original creator, Jon Burton. It attempts to solve long standing issues affecting gameplay, as well as adding new features and gameplay modes.\n\nIncludes:\n\n Overworld Map Screen\n Time Challenge Mode\n New Enemy\n Improved Controls\n Super Sonic\n Level Editor\n Save Game Password System\n Many other gameplay changes\n Bug Fixes\n\nFind out all about the project here: https://ttjontt.wixsite.com/gamehut/sonic-3d-blast-dx\n\n Thanks to SuperMoonKnight for all the hard work figuring out what the Time Challenge benchmarks should be\n\n(You’ll need to use “DeltaPatcher” to apply the patch to your ROM)" }, "patch": { "type": "XDELTA", "filename": "SONICDX.xdelta", "sha1": "5f460e0aa70a9c3f1e61bf994ac0265b25a15444", "storedSlug": "Sonic-3D-Blast-Directors-Cut-1-0", "storedPath": "GENESIS/Sonic 3D Blast ~ Sonic 3D Flickies' Island (USA, Europe)/Sonic 3D Blast Directors Cut/Sonic-3D-Blast-Directors-Cut-1-0__5f460e0aa70a9c3f1e61bf994ac0265b25a15444.xdelta" }, "baseRom": { "name": "Sonic 3D Blast ~ Sonic 3D Flickies' Island (USA, Europe)", "platform": "GENESIS", "fileExtension": null, "crc32": "44a2ca44", "md5": "50acbea2461d179b2bf11460a1cc6409", "sha1": "89957568386a5023d198ac2251ded9dfb2ab65e7", "status": "APPROVED" }, "franchise": { "name": "Sonic The Hedgehog", "status": "APPROVED" }, "authorRef": { "name": "GameHut", "status": "APPROVED" }, "alternateFormats": [], "sourceUrl": "https://www.romhacking.net/hacks/3810/", "releasePageUrl": null, "githubUrl": null, "notes": null, "gameDatabaseLinks": { "canonicalName": "Sonic 3D Blast - Director's Cut", "igdb": { "id": "129174", "slug": "sonic-3d-blast" }, "theGamesDB": "52912", "launchbox": "92748", "giantBomb": null, "screenScraper": null, "steamGridDB": null, "retroAchievements": null, "steam": null, "gog": null, "epicGames": null, "wikipedia": null, "hasheousId": "236980" }, "approvedAt": "2026-09-07T01:57:29.110Z" } }, { "machineName": "Sonic 3D DX Plus (v1.1)", "description": "Sonic 3D DX Plus (v1.1)", "romName": "Sonic 3D DX Plus 1.1.md", "platform": "GENESIS", "fileSize": "4191682", "crc32": "3909c53f", "md5": "9909acd907dc7daf98ff44156f32385d", "sha1": "417e654c56b4f889415dd908da7ef0353625531a", "details": { "hackName": "Sonic 3D DX Plus", "version": "1.1", "versionChangelog": "- Fixed an issue where the Green Grove emerald (orange) displays as green in the special stage results screen\n- Fixed the Panic Puppet background being grey instead of black\n\nVarious colour palette improvements:\n- Opening - Sega logo returned to original colour, mountains/temples made\n\t grey, blues improved\n- Green Grove - Blues in water improved, increased green saturation slightly\n- Rusty Ruins - Brickwork darkened, increased green saturation slightly\n- Spring Stadium - Shadows darkened/blue tint removed, increased yellow saturation slightly\n- Volcano Valley - Magma scenery darkened, lava highlights improved\n- Gene Gadget - Blue tint in shadows removed, brightened blue scenery\n- Panic Puppet - Improved shadows\n- Final Fight - All greys on Robotnik machine made darker", "translationLanguages": [], "author": "OlivusPrime", "releaseYear": 2024, "releaseDate": "2024-04-28", "description": "In 2017, Jon Burton released his director’s cut of Sonic 3D Blast, which provided an improved way of playing a game that pushed the Sega Mega Drive to its limits. Since Burton didn’t possess the source code for the Sega Saturn port of Sonic 3D Blast, he was unable to apply the same changes to that version of the game.\n\nThe aim of this hack is to apply some of the stylistic changes of the Sega Saturn version of the game to the Mega Drive Director’s Cut, within the limits of the Mega Drive hardware. Namely, this hack adjusts almost every colour palette in the game to match the more realistic/nuanced visuals of the Saturn version.\n\nEvery scenario in the game has been painstakingly visually compared to their counterparts in the Saturn version to create visuals as accurate to that version as possible. The Saturn version’s special effects were turned off using an emulator in order to determine the most authentic look. Of course, the changes had to be done a) within the Mega Drive’s limited colour reproduction abilities, which meant that some palettes are not a direct match, and b) with respect to elements in the game which share the same palettes, meaning compromises were sometimes made to ensure that other elements in a level, such as enemies or items, didn’t look too far off from their original appearances.\n\nTwo patches are included - the standard DX Plus patch, as well as an extra version with most of the music in the game removed, allowing you to listen to the Saturn version’s soundtrack (or indeed, any music of your choice) on an external device without having to mute the game entirely.\n\nApply the desired xdelta patch to an unmodified Sonic 3D Blast/Flickies Island ROM. These patches should not be applied to a ROM that has had the original Director’s Cut patch previously applied.\n\nUpdates in v1.1:\n\n Fixed the Green Grove emerald (orange) displaying as green in the special stage results screen\n\n Fixed the Panic Puppet background being grey instead of black\n\n Various colour palette improvements (see readme)\n", "tags": [ { "slug": "improvement", "name": "Improvement" }, { "slug": "graphical", "name": "Graphics/Audio" } ], "hackFamily": { "name": "Sonic 3D DX Plus", "author": "OlivusPrime", "releaseYear": 2024, "releaseDate": "2024-04-28", "description": "In 2017, Jon Burton released his director’s cut of Sonic 3D Blast, which provided an improved way of playing a game that pushed the Sega Mega Drive to its limits. Since Burton didn’t possess the source code for the Sega Saturn port of Sonic 3D Blast, he was unable to apply the same changes to that version of the game.\n\nThe aim of this hack is to apply some of the stylistic changes of the Sega Saturn version of the game to the Mega Drive Director’s Cut, within the limits of the Mega Drive hardware. Namely, this hack adjusts almost every colour palette in the game to match the more realistic/nuanced visuals of the Saturn version.\n\nEvery scenario in the game has been painstakingly visually compared to their counterparts in the Saturn version to create visuals as accurate to that version as possible. The Saturn version’s special effects were turned off using an emulator in order to determine the most authentic look. Of course, the changes had to be done a) within the Mega Drive’s limited colour reproduction abilities, which meant that some palettes are not a direct match, and b) with respect to elements in the game which share the same palettes, meaning compromises were sometimes made to ensure that other elements in a level, such as enemies or items, didn’t look too far off from their original appearances.\n\nTwo patches are included - the standard DX Plus patch, as well as an extra version with most of the music in the game removed, allowing you to listen to the Saturn version’s soundtrack (or indeed, any music of your choice) on an external device without having to mute the game entirely.\n\nApply the desired xdelta patch to an unmodified Sonic 3D Blast/Flickies Island ROM. These patches should not be applied to a ROM that has had the original Director’s Cut patch previously applied.\n\nUpdates in v1.1:\n\n Fixed the Green Grove emerald (orange) displaying as green in the special stage results screen\n\n Fixed the Panic Puppet background being grey instead of black\n\n Various colour palette improvements (see readme)\n" }, "patch": { "type": "XDELTA", "filename": "Sonic 3D DX Plus 1.1.xdelta", "sha1": "cbb475f5cc3f4da806b10990e72ada34d3067f52", "storedSlug": "Sonic-3D-DX-Plus-1-1", "storedPath": "GENESIS/Sonic 3D Blast ~ Sonic 3D Flickies' Island (USA, Europe)/Sonic 3D DX Plus/Sonic-3D-DX-Plus-1-1__cbb475f5cc3f4da806b10990e72ada34d3067f52.xdelta" }, "baseRom": { "name": "Sonic 3D Blast ~ Sonic 3D Flickies' Island (USA, Europe)", "platform": "GENESIS", "fileExtension": null, "crc32": "44a2ca44", "md5": "50acbea2461d179b2bf11460a1cc6409", "sha1": "89957568386a5023d198ac2251ded9dfb2ab65e7", "status": "APPROVED" }, "franchise": { "name": "Sonic The Hedgehog", "status": "APPROVED" }, "authorRef": { "name": "OlivusPrime", "status": "APPROVED" }, "alternateFormats": [], "sourceUrl": "https://romhack.ing/database/content/entry/19Nu5JQBNs8FWu0Ck2lD/sonic-3d-dx-plus", "releasePageUrl": null, "githubUrl": null, "notes": null, "gameDatabaseLinks": null, "approvedAt": "2026-09-08T13:54:27.589Z" } }, { "machineName": "Star Fox Nightmare A (vUnknown)", "description": "Star Fox Nightmare A (vUnknown)", "romName": "Star Fox Nightmare A (Hack).smc", "platform": "SNES", "fileSize": "1048576", "crc32": "1e9f34f4", "md5": "a99b350d54648fd7103e0b31be342dde", "sha1": "ed1cb65e4914b66df687dee57c9a63ea506b2cfe", "details": { "hackName": "Star Fox Nightmare A", "version": "Unknown", "versionChangelog": null, "translationLanguages": [], "author": null, "releaseYear": 2016, "releaseDate": "2016-10-18", "description": "The first part of a two-part hack that corrupts the geometry of the models.", "tags": [ { "slug": "graphical", "name": "Graphics/Audio" } ], "hackFamily": { "name": "Star Fox Nightmare A", "author": null, "releaseYear": 2016, "releaseDate": "2016-10-18", "description": "The first part of a two-part hack that corrupts the geometry of the models." }, "patch": { "type": "BPS", "filename": "Star Fox Nightmare A (Hack).bps", "sha1": "545b5977b8a6ee7b998cc4bf01dc38692846153f", "storedSlug": "Star-Fox-Nightmare-A-Unknown", "storedPath": "SNES/Star Fox (USA) (1.0)/Star Fox Nightmare A/Star-Fox-Nightmare-A-Unknown__545b5977b8a6ee7b998cc4bf01dc38692846153f.bps" }, "baseRom": { "name": "Star Fox (USA) (1.0)", "platform": "SNES", "fileExtension": null, "crc32": "0bae0941", "md5": "9dce6a9dcbe4e304d67b9e8fd8999e7e", "sha1": "1f5355534ccfaf26ae6c8f055f3e4768f9d72a7e", "status": "APPROVED" }, "franchise": { "name": "Star Fox", "status": "APPROVED" }, "authorRef": null, "alternateFormats": [], "sourceUrl": "https://github.com/darkblood159/Custom-Romhack-Patches/blob/main/Super%20Nintendo/Star%20Fox%20(USA)%20(1.0)/Star%20Fox%20Nightmare%20A%20(Hack).bps", "releasePageUrl": null, "githubUrl": null, "notes": "This hack does not have a standalone patch.\n\nEdit\nAs of 8/6/2026 Darkblood159 has made an unofficial patch that matches the hashes 1:1 using the original baserom.", "gameDatabaseLinks": null, "approvedAt": "2026-09-07T01:44:20.034Z" } }, { "machineName": "Star Fox Nightmare B (vUnknown)", "description": "Star Fox Nightmare B (vUnknown)", "romName": "Star Fox Nightmare B (Hack).smc", "platform": "SNES", "fileSize": "1048576", "crc32": "9e60da76", "md5": "70908d702fde572a23ef303da183f9f1", "sha1": "b963f450446e404bd0e28131c83047cf15426011", "details": { "hackName": "Star Fox Nightmare B", "version": "Unknown", "versionChangelog": null, "translationLanguages": [], "author": null, "releaseYear": 2016, "releaseDate": "2016-10-18", "description": "The second part of a two-part hack that 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"https://github.com/darkblood159/Custom-Romhack-Patches/blob/main/Super%20Nintendo/Star%20Fox%20(USA)%20(1.0)/Star%20Fox%20Nightmare%20B%20(Hack).bps", "releasePageUrl": null, "githubUrl": null, "notes": "This hack does not have a standalone patch.\n\nedit\nAs of 9/12/2026 DarkBlood has made a custom patch for this romhack that matches the hashes using the original baserom.", "gameDatabaseLinks": null, "approvedAt": "2026-09-12T17:28:19.515Z" } }, { "machineName": "Star Revenge 0.5: The Unused Levels (v1.1.1)", "description": "Star Revenge 0.5: The Unused Levels (v1.1.1)", "romName": "Star Revenge 0.5 - Unused Levels v1.1.1.z64", "platform": "N64", "fileSize": "67108864", "crc32": "317ddb28", "md5": "4fcc91c6c815dd367328865114b6e184", "sha1": "ac4332076bcbdd6176c92da6b198bfa06f9b7d22", "details": { "hackName": "Star Revenge 0.5: The Unused Levels", "version": "1.1.1", "versionChangelog": "2 of the extra meme Stars were removed, leaving the game with a different star total.", "translationLanguages": [], "author": "BroDute", "releaseYear": 2014, "releaseDate": "2014-04-10", "description": "Mario got sent into the future and finds himself stuck in that time's Blue Realm.", "tags": [ { "slug": "gameplay", "name": "Gameplay Changes" }, { "slug": "graphical", "name": "Graphics/Audio" } ], "hackFamily": { "name": "Star Revenge 0.5: The Unused Levels", "author": "BroDute", "releaseYear": 2014, "releaseDate": "2014-04-10", "description": "Mario got sent into the future and finds himself stuck in that time's Blue Realm." }, "patch": { "type": "BPS", "filename": "Star Revenge 0.5 - Unused Levels v1.1.1.bps", "sha1": "7daad6148854dfbcdd2759264c9319a4d3d15715", "storedSlug": "Star-Revenge-0-5-The-Unused-Levels-1-1-1", "storedPath": "N64/Super Mario 64 (U) [!]/Star Revenge 0.5- The Unused Levels/Star-Revenge-0-5-The-Unused-Levels-1-1-1__7daad6148854dfbcdd2759264c9319a4d3d15715.bps" }, "baseRom": { "name": "Super Mario 64 (U) [!]", "platform": "N64", "fileExtension": "z64", "crc32": "3ce60709", "md5": "20b854b239203baf6c961b850a4a51a2", "sha1": "9bef1128717f958171a4afac3ed78ee2bb4e86ce", "status": "APPROVED" }, "franchise": { "name": "Super Mario", "status": "APPROVED" }, "authorRef": { "name": "BroDute", "status": "APPROVED" }, "alternateFormats": [], "sourceUrl": "https://romhacking.com/hack/Star-revenge-05-unused-levels", "releasePageUrl": null, "githubUrl": null, "notes": null, "gameDatabaseLinks": { "canonicalName": "Star Revenge 0.5_ Unused Levels", "igdb": { "id": "260807", "slug": null }, "theGamesDB": null, "launchbox": null, "giantBomb": null, "screenScraper": null, "steamGridDB": null, "retroAchievements": null, "steam": null, "gog": null, "epicGames": null, "wikipedia": null, "hasheousId": "616616" }, "approvedAt": "2026-08-30T07:32:38.856Z" } }, { "machineName": "Star Revenge 1: Star Takeover (v1.2a)", "description": "Star Revenge 1: Star Takeover (v1.2a)", "romName": "Star Revenge 1 Star Takeover v1.2a.z64", "platform": "N64", "fileSize": "50331648", "crc32": "d0495579", "md5": "6bbf30e75a6c2fa2b71ae1e9009cbc4e", "sha1": "1f905f4ed33c7c28c1e073cb011f0168899c7f83", "details": { "hackName": "Star Revenge 1: Star Takeover", "version": "1.2a", "versionChangelog": "The game is given a new title screen logo rebrand.\nThe camera control is improved: it is set to Parallel Lakitu, but still goes on a overhead view when Mario Cam is used under the toxic gas effect.\nMinor gameplay additions and tweaks were added, including the HUD being adjusted to the QoL format. Plus, HUD icons and color palettes have been updated (Mario is reverted to red instead of light orange).\nFollowing the tweak patches: Mario will no longer succumb to fall damage and has infinite lives. In addition: Koopa Shells can now respawn.\nMost of the textboxes, level names and Star names are redacted, including -WC- and -MC- labels being included as indicator hints.\nExtended Cap timer: rather than 20 seconds, the Metal Cap lasts for 30 seconds while the Vanish Cap lasts for 40 seconds.\nSelecting Exit Cwill now allow the player to spawn back in front of any level instead of the main overworld, as such, level exits/warps were optimized.\nCouple music sequences were updated or replaced.\n6/8 reds and 80 coin Stars in all main levels.\nAn extra star was added: the 101st Star in the final overworld.\nThe player is given 10 starting lives by default instead of 4.\nRemoval of certain screens and cosmetics, as such, level intro/star milestone textboxes are removed, while smaller physics and level cosmetics were changed.\nNew Star placements/optimizations: for example, the water maze in C3 is blocked off, making it a new different mission; and the King Whomp fight in C6 is now replaced with a normal star.", "translationLanguages": [], "author": "BroDute", "releaseYear": 2012, "releaseDate": "2012-09-03", "description": "Over 100 Stars, around 20 new areas, a new soundtrack, a unique storyline, a big amount of Mario-style humor, variety and a big range of difficulty.\n\nJump head on with Star Revenge, as Mario meets along old and new foes on a brand new adventure you've never seen before!\n\nFamiliar, happy-go-lucky Power Stars or menacing shards of dark power: which side are you on? 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Likewise, the demo screen and star milestone messages have been removed.\nInfinite lives and full heal 1-up mushrooms were added, along with updated HUD and power meter positions.\nIn Course 1, fire spitters in the palm tree park section are turned into Goombas.\nSeveral fire spitters have been removed in Courses 2, 5, 7 and 8.\nSeveral red coins have been relocated in Courses 2, 3 and 7.\nSquish death respawn cutscene is fixed in Course 7 (won't anymore cause a softlock/force to exit course).\nThis version's exclusive update adds an extra meme star known as Star 66 in The Ending Isle. By finding the hidden secret pipe, the player is rewarded with a Troll Star.", "translationLanguages": [], "author": "BroDute", "releaseYear": 2013, "releaseDate": "2013-09-19", "description": "The plot of this game is not very serious and has very little purpose other than to have a plot at all. The story takes place on An Saoire Island, a vacation spot for Mario, Princess Peach, and her servants. 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With the key to the rest of the island, Mario travels through a factory, desert, and finally a volcanic island where an evil Wiggler seems to be wreaking havoc, and also exclaims that it does not matter how many Stars Mario has collected. If Mario loses the fight to this Wiggler, though, he lands in a warped version of the castle area where everything is dead, implying that this Wiggler plans on destroying everything. The princess is also never seen or mentioned outside the castle. The credits are also replaced with a playable level, where she is not present either.", "tags": [ { "slug": "total-conversion", "name": "Total Conversions" }, { "slug": "new-levels", "name": "New Levels" } ], "hackFamily": { "name": "Star Revenge 3: Mario on an Saoire", "author": "BroDute", "releaseYear": 2013, "releaseDate": "2013-09-19", "description": "The plot of this game is not very serious and has very little purpose other than to have a plot at all. 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With the key to the rest of the island, Mario travels through a factory, desert, and finally a volcanic island where an evil Wiggler seems to be wreaking havoc, and also exclaims that it does not matter how many Stars Mario has collected. If Mario loses the fight to this Wiggler, though, he lands in a warped version of the castle area where everything is dead, implying that this Wiggler plans on destroying everything. The princess is also never seen or mentioned outside the castle. 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It goes on to debate whether or not it has \"found the right place\" based on the number of Toads around. The Toad finishes by saying \"What if they put me back into that pipe... no, I stay in here!\". This seems to allude to this Toad's origin being that of the reverse timeline, and that the Toad is afraid of being sent back.\n\nThere are two iterations of BroDute present in this hack and working together- something which is only possible due to Timerock doing something. The Toad on the third floor that explains this also states that \"he\" (later confirmed to be Timerock) built a park somewhere in the Mushroom Kingdom and that he is trying to bring someone back to life.\n\nThe BroDute that is encountered in many of the areas and courses is Future BroDute, who is presumably the same BroDute that can be found in Missingno's Park. Talking to him will have him explain that in the ten years since Kedowser's defeat, he had been \"wasting his time\" trying to figure out how to enter parallel universes. Despite still being in the testing phase, he offers for Mario to try entering one of the reverse pipes dotted around that will warp him to the parallel universe.\n\nThe other BroDute, who has his own room up on the third floor, can be found near the starting point in the V A P O R S P A C E course behind the 30 Star door. Also on the third floor is a Star-shaped gateway, which later reveals itself to be a portal back to the Mushroom Kingdom. 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It goes on to debate whether or not it has \"found the right place\" based on the number of Toads around. The Toad finishes by saying \"What if they put me back into that pipe... no, I stay in here!\". This seems to allude to this Toad's origin being that of the reverse timeline, and that the Toad is afraid of being sent back.\n\nThere are two iterations of BroDute present in this hack and working together- something which is only possible due to Timerock doing something. The Toad on the third floor that explains this also states that \"he\" (later confirmed to be Timerock) built a park somewhere in the Mushroom Kingdom and that he is trying to bring someone back to life.\n\nThe BroDute that is encountered in many of the areas and courses is Future BroDute, who is presumably the same BroDute that can be found in Missingno's Park. Talking to him will have him explain that in the ten years since Kedowser's defeat, he had been \"wasting his time\" trying to figure out how to enter parallel universes. Despite still being in the testing phase, he offers for Mario to try entering one of the reverse pipes dotted around that will warp him to the parallel universe.\n\nThe other BroDute, who has his own room up on the third floor, can be found near the starting point in the V A P O R S P A C E course behind the 30 Star door. Also on the third floor is a Star-shaped gateway, which later reveals itself to be a portal back to the Mushroom Kingdom. 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The Toads living in Castle Blaudia have one room they're allowed to sleep in, which is located on the second floor, where they all have to share one very long bed.\n\nTalking to the Toads in the castle can reveal a significant amount of information. In a hidden chamber on the second floor, a Toad expresses pure befuddlement at Mario's presence, stating that the Mario it knew died a long time ago. It goes on to debate whether or not it has \"found the right place\" based on the number of Toads around. The Toad finishes by saying \"What if they put me back into that pipe... no, I stay in here!\". This seems to allude to this Toad's origin being that of the reverse timeline, and that the Toad is afraid of being sent back.\n\nThere are two iterations of BroDute present in this hack and working together- something which is only possible due to Timerock doing something. The Toad on the third floor that explains this also states that \"he\" (later confirmed to be Timerock) built a park somewhere in the Mushroom Kingdom and that he is trying to bring someone back to life.\n\nThe BroDute that is encountered in many of the areas and courses is Future BroDute, who is presumably the same BroDute that can be found in Missingno's Park. Talking to him will have him explain that in the ten years since Kedowser's defeat, he had been \"wasting his time\" trying to figure out how to enter parallel universes. Despite still being in the testing phase, he offers for Mario to try entering one of the reverse pipes dotted around that will warp him to the parallel universe.\n\nThe other BroDute, who has his own room up on the third floor, can be found near the starting point in the V A P O R S P A C E course behind the 30 Star door. Also on the third floor is a Star-shaped gateway, which later reveals itself to be a portal back to the Mushroom Kingdom. 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The Definitive Edition (v1.2)", "description": "Super Mario World - The Definitive Edition (v1.2)", "romName": "Super Mario World - The Definitive Edition.smc", "platform": "SNES", "fileSize": "4194816", "crc32": "5d2b3714", "md5": "badd73d217cf1dfce08ba210b3dbdd5a", "sha1": "064f6e807a06d4607de1d78e184ec6775f3185b2", "details": { "hackName": "Super Mario World - The Definitive Edition", "version": "1.2", "versionChangelog": null, "translationLanguages": [], "author": "T-Bone", "releaseYear": 2026, "releaseDate": "2026-06-05", "description": "(SRAM Release Notice - If you have an existing save file of this hack [christmas build or asm update], you'll sadly have to delete it as this update corrupts any pre-existing save file without the patch.)\n\nSuper Mario World: The Definitive Edition is a ROM-Hack of the original Super Mario World game on the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES). It was made originally as a remaster of the Super Mario World Plus hack which was released in May of 2024. Definitive Edition started progress in early 2025 around February.\n\nThis hack has also been tested on original hardware using an SD2SNES flashcart and has been confirmed to work on it.\n\nThe hack is meant to add bugfixes from the original game, add all new content (from things such as SMAS+SMW, Super Mario Advance 2, the Super Mario Maker series, the VLDC ROM-Hacks by SMWCentral, and prototypes themself of SMW) such as course themes, music, sprites, level structures, features, and others. There are also a couple extra new things that were added which were never originally in any adaption of SMW. More info can be found in the changelog.txt\n\nThe hack is inspired by many things such as SMAS+SMW, SMA2, SMM series, VLDC hacks, SMW protos, SMW Remastered, SMW 30th Anniversary Edition, SMW Just Keef Edition, SMW Redone, IsoFrieze/Dotsarecool romhacks, the New Super Mario Bros. series + SMB Wonder, and MaternalBound 2 Redux.", "tags": [ { "slug": "graphical", "name": "Graphics/Audio" }, { "slug": "bug-fix", "name": "Bug Fixes" }, { "slug": "music-bgm", "name": "Music/BGM" }, { "slug": "sound-effects", "name": "Sound Effects" }, { "slug": "new-levels", "name": "New Levels" } ], "hackFamily": { "name": "Super Mario World - The Definitive Edition", "author": "T-Bone", "releaseYear": 2026, "releaseDate": "2026-06-05", "description": "(SRAM Release Notice - If you have an existing save file of this hack [christmas build or asm update], you'll sadly have to delete it as this update corrupts any pre-existing save file without the patch.)\n\nSuper Mario World: The Definitive Edition is a ROM-Hack of the original Super Mario World game on the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES). It was made originally as a remaster of the Super Mario World Plus hack which was released in May of 2024. Definitive Edition started progress in early 2025 around February.\n\nThis hack has also been tested on original hardware using an SD2SNES flashcart and has been confirmed to work on it.\n\nThe hack is meant to add bugfixes from the original game, add all new content (from things such as SMAS+SMW, Super Mario Advance 2, the Super Mario Maker series, the VLDC ROM-Hacks by SMWCentral, and prototypes themself of SMW) such as course themes, music, sprites, level structures, features, and others. There are also a couple extra new things that were added which were never originally in any adaption of SMW. More info can be found in the changelog.txt\n\nThe hack is inspired by many things such as SMAS+SMW, SMA2, SMM series, VLDC hacks, SMW protos, SMW Remastered, SMW 30th Anniversary Edition, SMW Just Keef Edition, SMW Redone, IsoFrieze/Dotsarecool romhacks, the New Super Mario Bros. series + SMB Wonder, and MaternalBound 2 Redux." }, "patch": { "type": "BPS", "filename": "Super Mario World - The Definitive Edition.bps", "sha1": "a7ae07e49d936d47f826a9e0c9d72067d4116ef4", "storedSlug": "Super-Mario-World-The-Definitive-Edition-1-2", "storedPath": "SNES/Super Mario World (U) [!]/Super Mario World - The Definitive Edition/Super-Mario-World-The-Definitive-Edition-1-2__a7ae07e49d936d47f826a9e0c9d72067d4116ef4.bps" }, "baseRom": { "name": "Super Mario World (U) [!]", "platform": "SNES", "fileExtension": "smc", "crc32": "a31bead4", "md5": "dbe1f3c8f3a0b2db52b7d59417891117", "sha1": "553cf42f35acf63028a369608742bb5b913c103f", "status": "APPROVED" }, "franchise": { "name": "Super Mario", "status": "APPROVED" }, "authorRef": { "name": "T-Bone", "status": "APPROVED" }, "alternateFormats": [], "sourceUrl": "https://romhackplaza.org/romhacks/super-mario-world-the-definitive-edition-snes", "releasePageUrl": null, "githubUrl": null, "notes": null, "gameDatabaseLinks": null, "approvedAt": "2026-09-03T09:22:29.889Z" } }, { "machineName": "Super Metroid Redesign (v2.1)", "description": "Super Metroid Redesign (v2.1)", "romName": "Super Metroid Redesign.sfc", "platform": "SNES", "fileSize": "4194304", "crc32": "21aac490", "md5": "5e33b47179bd793d9bce4d34615f78d6", "sha1": "d53c18e989acdb5fed7f834aae503747968731db", "details": { "hackName": "Super Metroid Redesign", "version": "2.1", "versionChangelog": null, "translationLanguages": [], "author": "Drewseph", "releaseYear": 2006, "releaseDate": "2006-06-01", "description": "From Drewseph’s site:\n\nMetroid: Redesign is a total overhaul of Super Metroid by Drewseph with major coding done by Kejardon, MathOnNapkins and Jathys. The Planet Zebes, now bigger than we’ve previously seen it, is filled with many mysteries. Sleeping within the depths of the planet is a secret heavily protected by the last standing symbols of the great Chozo race…\n\nNew Features:\n\n Physics Changes\n New Items\n Abilities\n\nThe archive on this site contains both patches released by Drewseph, be sure to read the included Readme before attempting to apply a patch. This hack does not work with ZSNES 1.4x, all future versions of ZSNES will work.", "tags": [], "hackFamily": { "name": "Super Metroid Redesign", "author": "Drewseph", "releaseYear": 2006, "releaseDate": "2006-06-01", "description": "From Drewseph’s site:\n\nMetroid: Redesign is a total overhaul of Super Metroid by Drewseph with major coding done by Kejardon, MathOnNapkins and Jathys. The Planet Zebes, now bigger than we’ve previously seen it, is filled with many mysteries. Sleeping within the depths of the planet is a secret heavily protected by the last standing symbols of the great Chozo race…\n\nNew Features:\n\n Physics Changes\n New Items\n Abilities\n\nThe archive on this site contains both patches released by Drewseph, be sure to read the included Readme before attempting to apply a patch. This hack does not work with ZSNES 1.4x, all future versions of ZSNES will work." }, "patch": { "type": "IPS", "filename": "Metroid Redesign (Headered).ips", "sha1": "4ac43c40f6a9280a38df420c303903d9545adb7e", "storedSlug": "Super-Metroid-Redesign-2-1", "storedPath": "SNES/Super Metroid (Japan, USA) (En,Ja)/Super Metroid Redesign/Super-Metroid-Redesign-2-1__4ac43c40f6a9280a38df420c303903d9545adb7e.ips" }, "baseRom": { "name": "Super Metroid (Japan, USA) (En,Ja)", "platform": "SNES", "fileExtension": null, "crc32": "d63ed5f8", "md5": "21f3e98df4780ee1c667b84e57d88675", "sha1": "da957f0d63d14cb441d215462904c4fa8519c613", "status": "APPROVED" }, "franchise": { "name": "Metroid", "status": "APPROVED" }, "authorRef": { "name": "Drewseph", "status": "APPROVED" }, "alternateFormats": [], "sourceUrl": "https://www.romhacking.net/hacks/131/", "releasePageUrl": null, "githubUrl": null, "notes": null, "gameDatabaseLinks": null, "approvedAt": "2026-09-15T05:48:41.884Z" } }, { "machineName": "Super Metroid Redux (v1.5)", "description": "Super Metroid Redux (v1.5)", "romName": "Super Metroid Redux.sfc", "platform": "SNES", "fileSize": "3145728", "crc32": "72ff6507", "md5": "05639a0fa594c35a0bcd02aa578bf732", "sha1": "0f4133f2e6bdd275b0ceec3e348e2d6bf1c8189e", "details": { "hackName": "Super Metroid Redux", "version": "1.5", "versionChangelog": null, "translationLanguages": [], "author": "ShadowOne333", "releaseYear": 2022, "releaseDate": "2022-06-16", "description": "Changelog for Super Metroid Redux:\n\n All of the improvements/changes made for Super Metroid: GBA Style are present here with a more refined touch, minus the mandatory Heavy Physics (which are now an optional patch). For more details on the full changelog from GBA Style which is included on Redux, visit GBA Style’s release page on RH.net.\n A lot of features from Project Base 0.7.3 have been implemented. (Like faster door transitions and speeds, instant Bomb explosion by holding Down on the D-Pad, Game time and Item percentage can now be seen in the Pause menu, etc).\n Normal and Hard mode can be toggled within the “Difficulty Settings” before selecting a save file (NOTE: The difficulty change can ONLY be enabled when starting a New Game, by Sylandro)\n Special Demo sequences that depict useful tricks and abilities (from SM Turbo)\n Message boxes can be skipped by pressing a button\n Screw Attack now destroys frozen enemies (by Adamf)\n X-Ray Visor range widened\n Unlock Tourian patch has been completely fixed, so it doesn’t play the Super Metroid eating the side-hopper cutscene every time you go through that room on Tourian. Now the game only plays that scene the first time you go through it, sets a correct flag, and the Super Metroid and its two adjacent rooms will play the normal Tourian theme AFTER the cutscene has already happened (shoutouts to Smiley, PJBoy and the people from the Metroid Construction Discord for the help)\n Charge Beam combos can be triggered by fully charging your beam with the beam of choice, and then pressing Select\n Crystal Flash is still enabled like in the original game\n Elevator Speed has been increased to double the speed of the original in Super Metroid\n MSU-1 playback integrated\n Missile Stations have now been changed to Recharge Stations. They now refill your entire weapons’ stack (Missiles, Super Missiles, Power Bombs) upon touching them with the message “Weapons Reload Completed.” (similar to Zero Mission / Fusion)\n Power Bombs reveal hidden tiles (like in Zero Mission / Fusion)\n Fanfare music for normal expansion tanks (Missiles, Super Missiles, Power Bombs, Energy and Reserve Tanks) now use a special SFX when grabbed which is shorter, to allow for a more fluid play session. Main items like beams, suits, and the first main Missile/Super Missile/Power Bomb items still play the long-normal fanfare (similar to Zero Mission / Fusion)\n Combined DC’s Map Patch with Scyzer’s Item Circles code to create a meticulously completely revamped Map system to be more in-line or similar to what is seen in both Zero Mission / Fusion. (Entrances, colour-coded doors, item circles/dots, etc).\n", "tags": [], "hackFamily": { "name": "Super Metroid Redux", "author": "ShadowOne333", "releaseYear": 2022, "releaseDate": "2022-06-16", "description": "Changelog for Super Metroid Redux:\n\n All of the improvements/changes made for Super Metroid: GBA Style are present here with a more refined touch, minus the mandatory Heavy Physics (which are now an optional patch). For more details on the full changelog from GBA Style which is included on Redux, visit GBA Style’s release page on RH.net.\n A lot of features from Project Base 0.7.3 have been implemented. (Like faster door transitions and speeds, instant Bomb explosion by holding Down on the D-Pad, Game time and Item percentage can now be seen in the Pause menu, etc).\n Normal and Hard mode can be toggled within the “Difficulty Settings” before selecting a save file (NOTE: The difficulty change can ONLY be enabled when starting a New Game, by Sylandro)\n Special Demo sequences that depict useful tricks and abilities (from SM Turbo)\n Message boxes can be skipped by pressing a button\n Screw Attack now destroys frozen enemies (by Adamf)\n X-Ray Visor range widened\n Unlock Tourian patch has been completely fixed, so it doesn’t play the Super Metroid eating the side-hopper cutscene every time you go through that room on Tourian. Now the game only plays that scene the first time you go through it, sets a correct flag, and the Super Metroid and its two adjacent rooms will play the normal Tourian theme AFTER the cutscene has already happened (shoutouts to Smiley, PJBoy and the people from the Metroid Construction Discord for the help)\n Charge Beam combos can be triggered by fully charging your beam with the beam of choice, and then pressing Select\n Crystal Flash is still enabled like in the original game\n Elevator Speed has been increased to double the speed of the original in Super Metroid\n MSU-1 playback integrated\n Missile Stations have now been changed to Recharge Stations. They now refill your entire weapons’ stack (Missiles, Super Missiles, Power Bombs) upon touching them with the message “Weapons Reload Completed.” (similar to Zero Mission / Fusion)\n Power Bombs reveal hidden tiles (like in Zero Mission / Fusion)\n Fanfare music for normal expansion tanks (Missiles, Super Missiles, Power Bombs, Energy and Reserve Tanks) now use a special SFX when grabbed which is shorter, to allow for a more fluid play session. Main items like beams, suits, and the first main Missile/Super Missile/Power Bomb items still play the long-normal fanfare (similar to Zero Mission / Fusion)\n Combined DC’s Map Patch with Scyzer’s Item Circles code to create a meticulously completely revamped Map system to be more in-line or similar to what is seen in both Zero Mission / Fusion. (Entrances, colour-coded doors, item circles/dots, etc).\n" }, "patch": { "type": "IPS", "filename": "Super Metroid Redux.ips", "sha1": "43f23989ca87fb25a127215ca4d78683092997cd", "storedSlug": "Super-Metroid-Redux-1-5", "storedPath": "SNES/Super Metroid (Japan, USA) (En,Ja)/Super Metroid Redux/Super-Metroid-Redux-1-5__43f23989ca87fb25a127215ca4d78683092997cd.ips" }, "baseRom": { "name": "Super Metroid (Japan, USA) (En,Ja)", "platform": "SNES", "fileExtension": null, "crc32": "d63ed5f8", "md5": "21f3e98df4780ee1c667b84e57d88675", "sha1": "da957f0d63d14cb441d215462904c4fa8519c613", "status": "APPROVED" }, "franchise": { "name": "Metroid", "status": "APPROVED" }, "authorRef": { "name": "ShadowOne333", "status": "APPROVED" }, "alternateFormats": [], "sourceUrl": "https://www.romhacking.net/hacks/4963/", "releasePageUrl": null, "githubUrl": null, "notes": null, "gameDatabaseLinks": null, "approvedAt": "2026-09-15T05:49:31.372Z" } }, { "machineName": "Super Metroid X Fusion (v1.3)", "description": "Super Metroid X Fusion (v1.3)", "romName": "Romhack - Super Metroid X Fusion.sfc", "platform": "SNES", "fileSize": "4194304", "crc32": "cb4a6685", "md5": "9868727818a1717d034befdcd14f8cd7", "sha1": "c99c574f63ae2f553b0509b854304d5daca4a8bf", "details": { "hackName": "Super Metroid X Fusion", "version": "1.3", "versionChangelog": null, "translationLanguages": [], "author": "Metaquarium", "releaseYear": null, "releaseDate": null, "description": "***************************************************************\nSuper Metroid X-Fusion\n\nThe highly anticipated crossover hack of Super Metroid and Metroid Fusion is finally here!\nhttp://metaquarium.wordpress.com/xfusion\n\n*Features*\n- 8 new areas to explore\n- 6 game modes\n- Custom soundtrack & sound effects\n- Custom bosses & enemies\n- Custom hud & pause screen\n- Custom cutscenes\n- Custom upgrades & fusion suit & sa-x suit\n- A new take on Fusion storyline\n- 10 language options\n- Alternate GBA control scheme\n\n*Disclaimer*\n- this hack is non-profit and free, if you paid for this, you've been scammed.\n- this hack is not an official game and deviate from established lore.\n- this hack is made solely by Metaquarius on his free time over the span of many years.\n- this hack is intended for veteran Super Metroid players and NOT suited for casual players.\n\n*Copyright*\n- All original code and assets are the property of Nintendo.\n- All new code and assets specific to X-Fusion may not be regenerated, edited, sold or modified \nin any way without explicit permission from its creator. This hack may be distributed on the\ncondition that it remains unmodified and that this readme file is included.\n\n*Proofreading & Translation Team*\n- English : Digital Mantra, Boomerang\n- French : Metaquarius, Ed Ge\n- Japanese : ALPHABandit, EK\n- German : MindFlower, Thorben\n- Italian : LetsPlayNintendoITA\n- Spanish : Skies2K23, Pethronos\n- PT-BR : SolidOne, lMRlAsura\n- Russian : Saren\n- Simplified Chinese : Hambakaga, Sutri\n- Traditional Chinese : TonyJih\n\n*Special Thanks*\n- RT-55J\n- Dasfonia\n- Nate Ehlers\n- Digital Mantra\n\n*How to apply/use this patch*\n1. Download an IPS Patcher such as Lunar IPS or FLIPS\n2. Acquire a clean unmodified Super Metroid (JU) [!] ROM file (will not work with the PAL version)\n3. Place the SuperMetroid ROM, the .IPS patch and Lunar IPS.exe into the same folder\n4. Double click on Lunar IPS or FLIPS, click \"Apply Patch\".\n5. Select the .IPS file.\n6. Next it will have you select a ROM file to apply the patch to.\n7. Download an SNES emulator.\n8. Find your emulator after installing, and double click it (the .exe file).\n9. Go under \"File\", then \"Open ROM\", and look for the ROM. If you applied it correctly, the game should load.\n\n*Difference between SNES and GBA controls*\n- Prior to version 1.3 : each control scheme is available in a seperate .IPS patch\n- From version 1.3 : control scheme can be enabled via \"special\" menu screen\n\n*Game modes*\n- Super: Starts with all major upgrades (NG+)\n- Easy: All enemy damage halved, enemy behavior slightly changed, several blockades removed.\n- Normal: Standard veteran difficulty. If you have trouble with this mode, try Easy.\n- Hard: Pickups grant less energy, ammo and you must find Aux. Power Cells to activate Aux. Power Stations. Not suited for a first playthrough.\n- Omega: Starts with Disruptor Beam, Morphing Ball, Bombs, and both Speed Boosters, and you get nothing else until you have collected all Power Suit Shards.\n- X-Mode: Join the X to get the SA-X suit.\n\n*Special techniques required to progress*\n- Super/Easy/Normal: shinespark\n- Hard: shinespark, walljump\n- Omega: shinespark, walljump, infinite bomb jump, shortcharge, crystal flash\n\n*Crystal Flash*\n- Consumes missile ammo. to restore health.\n- You need have less than 30 energy left, at least 11 missiles.\n- In morph ball, fire off a power bomb then L+R+DOWN+SHOOT at the same time.\n\n*Overcharge*\n- Consumes power bomb ammo. to increase Charge Beam damage.\n- SM control scheme : charge a beam with power bomb selected.\n- GBA control scheme : press SELECT once then your next charged beam will overcharge.\n\n*LV.2 Speedbooster*\n- Removes health cost for shinespark.\n- Allows momentum keep when somersaulting.\n- Maintains Speed Booster when turning around while somersaulting.\n- Increases the duration of the charge to launch a shinespark.\n- Recharges X-Reserves faster.\n\n*Spike Breaker*\n- Breaks spike blocks on contact.\n", "tags": [], "hackFamily": { "name": "Super Metroid X Fusion", "author": "Metaquarium", "releaseYear": null, "releaseDate": null, "description": "***************************************************************\nSuper Metroid X-Fusion\n\nThe highly anticipated crossover hack of Super Metroid and Metroid Fusion is finally here!\nhttp://metaquarium.wordpress.com/xfusion\n\n*Features*\n- 8 new areas to explore\n- 6 game modes\n- Custom soundtrack & sound effects\n- Custom bosses & enemies\n- Custom hud & pause screen\n- Custom cutscenes\n- Custom upgrades & fusion suit & sa-x suit\n- A new take on Fusion storyline\n- 10 language options\n- Alternate GBA control scheme\n\n*Disclaimer*\n- this hack is non-profit and free, if you paid for this, you've been scammed.\n- this hack is not an official game and deviate from established lore.\n- this hack is made solely by Metaquarius on his free time over the span of many years.\n- this hack is intended for veteran Super Metroid players and NOT suited for casual players.\n\n*Copyright*\n- All original code and assets are the property of Nintendo.\n- All new code and assets specific to X-Fusion may not be regenerated, edited, sold or modified \nin any way without explicit permission from its creator. This hack may be distributed on the\ncondition that it remains unmodified and that this readme file is included.\n\n*Proofreading & Translation Team*\n- English : Digital Mantra, Boomerang\n- French : Metaquarius, Ed Ge\n- Japanese : ALPHABandit, EK\n- German : MindFlower, Thorben\n- Italian : LetsPlayNintendoITA\n- Spanish : Skies2K23, Pethronos\n- PT-BR : SolidOne, lMRlAsura\n- Russian : Saren\n- Simplified Chinese : Hambakaga, Sutri\n- Traditional Chinese : TonyJih\n\n*Special Thanks*\n- RT-55J\n- Dasfonia\n- Nate Ehlers\n- Digital Mantra\n\n*How to apply/use this patch*\n1. Download an IPS Patcher such as Lunar IPS or FLIPS\n2. Acquire a clean unmodified Super Metroid (JU) [!] ROM file (will not work with the PAL version)\n3. Place the SuperMetroid ROM, the .IPS patch and Lunar IPS.exe into the same folder\n4. Double click on Lunar IPS or FLIPS, click \"Apply Patch\".\n5. Select the .IPS file.\n6. Next it will have you select a ROM file to apply the patch to.\n7. Download an SNES emulator.\n8. Find your emulator after installing, and double click it (the .exe file).\n9. Go under \"File\", then \"Open ROM\", and look for the ROM. If you applied it correctly, the game should load.\n\n*Difference between SNES and GBA controls*\n- Prior to version 1.3 : each control scheme is available in a seperate .IPS patch\n- From version 1.3 : control scheme can be enabled via \"special\" menu screen\n\n*Game modes*\n- Super: Starts with all major upgrades (NG+)\n- Easy: All enemy damage halved, enemy behavior slightly changed, several blockades removed.\n- Normal: Standard veteran difficulty. If you have trouble with this mode, try Easy.\n- Hard: Pickups grant less energy, ammo and you must find Aux. Power Cells to activate Aux. Power Stations. Not suited for a first playthrough.\n- Omega: Starts with Disruptor Beam, Morphing Ball, Bombs, and both Speed Boosters, and you get nothing else until you have collected all Power Suit Shards.\n- X-Mode: Join the X to get the SA-X suit.\n\n*Special techniques required to progress*\n- Super/Easy/Normal: shinespark\n- Hard: shinespark, walljump\n- Omega: shinespark, walljump, infinite bomb jump, shortcharge, crystal flash\n\n*Crystal Flash*\n- Consumes missile ammo. to restore health.\n- You need have less than 30 energy left, at least 11 missiles.\n- In morph ball, fire off a power bomb then L+R+DOWN+SHOOT at the same time.\n\n*Overcharge*\n- Consumes power bomb ammo. to increase Charge Beam damage.\n- SM control scheme : charge a beam with power bomb selected.\n- GBA control scheme : press SELECT once then your next charged beam will overcharge.\n\n*LV.2 Speedbooster*\n- Removes health cost for shinespark.\n- Allows momentum keep when somersaulting.\n- Maintains Speed Booster when turning around while somersaulting.\n- Increases the duration of the charge to launch a shinespark.\n- Recharges X-Reserves faster.\n\n*Spike Breaker*\n- Breaks spike blocks on contact.\n" }, "patch": { "type": "IPS", "filename": "xf_v1.3.ips", "sha1": "6704b2a79a9aec599a65f588140a98bc35f57fb3", "storedSlug": "Super-Metroid-X-Fusion-1-3", "storedPath": "SNES/Super Metroid (Japan, USA) (En,Ja)/Super Metroid X Fusion/Super-Metroid-X-Fusion-1-3__6704b2a79a9aec599a65f588140a98bc35f57fb3.ips" }, "baseRom": { "name": "Super Metroid (Japan, USA) (En,Ja)", "platform": "SNES", "fileExtension": null, "crc32": "d63ed5f8", "md5": "21f3e98df4780ee1c667b84e57d88675", "sha1": "da957f0d63d14cb441d215462904c4fa8519c613", "status": "APPROVED" }, "franchise": { "name": "Metroid", "status": "APPROVED" }, "authorRef": { "name": "Metaquarium", "status": "APPROVED" }, "alternateFormats": [], "sourceUrl": "https://metaquarium.wordpress.com/xfusion/", "releasePageUrl": null, "githubUrl": null, "notes": null, "gameDatabaseLinks": { "canonicalName": "Super Metroid X-Fusion", "igdb": { "id": null, "slug": null }, "theGamesDB": null, "launchbox": null, "giantBomb": null, "screenScraper": null, "steamGridDB": null, "retroAchievements": null, "steam": null, "gog": null, "epicGames": null, "wikipedia": null, "hasheousId": "348073" }, "approvedAt": "2026-09-15T05:44:58.367Z" } }, { "machineName": "Tetris - Rosy Retrospection (v1.2)", "description": "Tetris - Rosy Retrospection (v1.2)", "romName": "Tetris - Rosy Retrospection (v1.2) [Hack].gb", "platform": "GB", "fileSize": "32768", "crc32": "3d400209", "md5": "5b93a029cee83d40490006beb9025d39", "sha1": "d5b779df8b5fe20c09e2d1cf0312120f56ce7847", "details": { "hackName": "Tetris - Rosy Retrospection", "version": "1.2", "versionChangelog": "• Do not increase soft-drop bonus during lock delay\n• Corrected SRS table", "translationLanguages": [], "author": "Ospin", "releaseYear": 2022, "releaseDate": "2022-02-11", "description": "“Tetris - Rosy Retrospection” aims to combine the joyful nostalgia of playing classic GameBoy Tetris with the established comfort of modern gameplay mechanics.\n\nThis hack is published as patches in BDF and UPS format for the original game. You don’t need to apply both, just choose the format that’s more convenient for you to use.\n\nRosy Retrospection includes a lot of additions and improvements. See the readme file for more detailed descriptions.\n\n• Implement Super Rotation System\n• Shadow piece\n• Three previews\n• Use SELECT to hold\n• 7-Bag with new pseudo-random number generator\n• “Hard drop” and saving from “Classic Harddrop” hack\n• Redesigned screen layout\n• New demos\n• Award spin clears\n• Faster “delayed auto shift”\n• Lock delay\n• Faster line clear\n• Extend the field by four invisible lines\n• New game over condition\n• Adjust difficulty\n• Higher start location\n• Fix two bugs in the original game\n\nIn addition to hard drop and saving, it includes all the other features of the “Classic Harddrop” hack:\n• No more waiting for rockets and disclaimers (START to skip)\n• Independent Highscores for ‘Heart Levels’\n• Character input recalls the last name entered\n• Pressing B at name input deletes the current character", "tags": [ { "slug": "improvement", "name": "Improvement" }, { "slug": "gameplay", "name": "Gameplay Changes" }, { "slug": "bug-fix", "name": "Bug Fixes" } ], "hackFamily": { "name": "Tetris - Rosy Retrospection", "author": "Ospin", "releaseYear": 2022, "releaseDate": "2022-02-11", "description": "“Tetris - Rosy Retrospection” aims to combine the joyful nostalgia of playing classic GameBoy Tetris with the established comfort of modern gameplay mechanics.\n\nThis hack is published as patches in BDF and UPS format for the original game. You don’t need to apply both, just choose the format that’s more convenient for you to use.\n\nRosy Retrospection includes a lot of additions and improvements. See the readme file for more detailed descriptions.\n\n• Implement Super Rotation System\n• Shadow piece\n• Three previews\n• Use SELECT to hold\n• 7-Bag with new pseudo-random number generator\n• “Hard drop” and saving from “Classic Harddrop” hack\n• Redesigned screen layout\n• New demos\n• Award spin clears\n• Faster “delayed auto shift”\n• Lock delay\n• Faster line clear\n• Extend the field by four invisible lines\n• New game over condition\n• Adjust difficulty\n• Higher start location\n• Fix two bugs in the original game\n\nIn addition to hard drop and saving, it includes all the other features of the “Classic Harddrop” hack:\n• No more waiting for rockets and disclaimers (START to skip)\n• Independent Highscores for ‘Heart Levels’\n• Character input recalls the last name entered\n• Pressing B at name input deletes the current character" }, "patch": { "type": "UPS", "filename": "rosy_retrospection.ups", "sha1": "4bb141fe12cc872d39613af5035bfee0a891bf08", "storedSlug": "Tetris-Rosy-Retrospection-1-2", "storedPath": "GB/Tetris (World) (Rev 1)/Tetris - Rosy Retrospection/Tetris-Rosy-Retrospection-1-2__4bb141fe12cc872d39613af5035bfee0a891bf08.ups" }, "baseRom": { "name": "Tetris (World) (Rev 1)", "platform": "GB", "fileExtension": null, "crc32": "46df91ad", "md5": "982ed5d2b12a0377eb14bcdc4123744e", "sha1": "74591cc9501af93873f9a5d3eb12da12c0723bbc", "status": "APPROVED" }, "franchise": null, "authorRef": { "name": "Ospin", "status": "APPROVED" }, "alternateFormats": [], "sourceUrl": "https://www.romhacking.net/hacks/5813/", "releasePageUrl": null, "githubUrl": null, "notes": null, "gameDatabaseLinks": null, "approvedAt": "2026-09-15T05:36:48.626Z" } }, { "machineName": "The Legend of Banjo-Kazooie: The Jiggies of Time (v1.3)", "description": "The Legend of Banjo-Kazooie: The Jiggies of Time (v1.3)", "romName": "The Legend of Banjo-Kazooie - The Jiggies of Time (v1.3) [Hack].z64", "platform": "N64", "fileSize": "67108864", "crc32": "5efafc54", "md5": "df983e90c7ee479d7f341500ac2b9d2b", "sha1": "a9f62c403a21ae9d9a1bbf9e92d752fc2cf85c2b", "details": { "hackName": "The Legend of Banjo-Kazooie: The Jiggies of Time", "version": "1.3", "versionChangelog": "---CASTLE TOWN---\n- Instant death removed on Cliffs. Now you appear at the entrance of this area if you fall\n- Minor updates (enemies, collectibles, cameras)\n- Brentilda clue modified\n---DEATH MOUNTAIN---\n- If you fall on lava at the Venus Flyptraps platforming sections of Goron City or Dodongo's Cavern you will appear at the entrance of the sub-area.\n- Some big cluckers removed on main area to improve framerate (Focused on real N64)\n- Main model optimized to improve framerate (Focused on real N64)\n- Unclimbable tunel on Hut village's bridge cave is now climbable with Talon Trot\n- 3 notes location slightly modified -on bridges area outside Dodongo's Cavern-\n----ZORA'S DOMAIN---\n- 2 Golden Feathers added near Banjo Kart Switch\n- 10sec Jiggy Switch bees removed\n---FOREST TEMPLE--\n- Bug fixed in \"NES characters rooms\" that prevented you from do the correct doors combination if you had already crossed any of them\n- Enemies removed on rooms before final boss to improve framerate (Focused on real N64)\n---LAKE HYLIA---\n- Flight pad added on Goddess Hylia island\n- 1 Bees removed on main area\n---GERUDO FORTRESS---\n- Some Whipcracks and bees removed on Spirit Temple Outside area\n- 2 whipcrack on the Shooting area removed\n- Climbable wall bug fixed near Shooting Area\n- \"Gnawty stop talking\" bug fixed\n---GRUNTY'S CASTLE---\n- Flight pad added over Grunty's hat (Main area)\n- Instant death removed on Mumbo's Castle area\n----HYRULE---\n- Ferris wheel polygons issues fixed\n**It has not been fully tested on Real N64, so there might be a slim chance that some of the areas where I modified the 3D models doesn't work (black screen). If this happens pls let me know as soon as posible. ", "translationLanguages": [], "author": "Kurko Mods", "releaseYear": 2021, "releaseDate": null, "description": "A full mod crossover between BK and Ocarina Of Time. Explore OoT's world reimagined as a BK game; with all new areas, and packed with easter eggs.", "tags": [ { "slug": "total-conversion", "name": "Total Conversions" } ], "hackFamily": { "name": "The Legend of Banjo-Kazooie: The Jiggies of Time", "author": "Kurko Mods", "releaseYear": 2021, "releaseDate": null, "description": "A full mod crossover between BK and Ocarina Of Time. Explore OoT's world reimagined as a BK game; with all new areas, and packed with easter eggs." }, "patch": { "type": "BPS", "filename": "Banjo Kazooie-The Jiggies of Time v1_3.ips", "sha1": "52b5f50d4d12a3a7fed081b1afc38ddfbbed12e0", "storedSlug": "The-Legend-of-Banjo-Kazooie-The-Jiggies-of-Time-1-3", "storedPath": "N64/Banjo-Kazooie (USA)/The Legend of Banjo-Kazooie- The Jiggies of Time/The-Legend-of-Banjo-Kazooie-The-Jiggies-of-Time-1-3__52b5f50d4d12a3a7fed081b1afc38ddfbbed12e0.bps" }, "baseRom": { "name": "Banjo-Kazooie (USA)", "platform": "N64", "fileExtension": "z64", "crc32": "ad429961", "md5": "b29599651a13f681c9923d69354bf4a3", "sha1": "1fe1632098865f639e22c11b9a81ee8f29c75d7a", "status": "APPROVED" }, "franchise": { "name": "Banjo Kazooie", "status": "APPROVED" }, "authorRef": { "name": "Kurko Mods", "status": "APPROVED" }, "alternateFormats": [], "sourceUrl": "https://patch.wedarobi.com/bk_jiggies_of_time", "releasePageUrl": null, "githubUrl": null, "notes": null, "gameDatabaseLinks": { "canonicalName": null, "igdb": { "id": "146272", "slug": null }, "theGamesDB": null, "launchbox": "136005", "giantBomb": null, "screenScraper": null, "steamGridDB": null, "retroAchievements": null, "steam": null, "gog": null, "epicGames": null, "wikipedia": null, "hasheousId": null }, "approvedAt": "2026-08-31T03:23:25.502Z" } }, { "machineName": "The Legend of Zelda - Mirror of Worlds (v3.1 Traveler PRG0)", "description": "The Legend of Zelda - Mirror of Worlds (v3.1 Traveler PRG0)", "romName": "The Legend of Zelda - Mirror of Worlds (v3.1 Traveler PRG0) (The3Dude) [Hack].nes", "platform": "NES", "fileSize": "131088", "crc32": "68100ad3", "md5": "d836686b9d9ab5a37456891f14fe4a57", "sha1": "f3239a7b11f66f699c7805efa45d4938ed3c7e7b", "details": { "hackName": "The Legend of Zelda - Mirror of Worlds", "version": "3.1 Traveler PRG0", "versionChangelog": "Very Minor Update, Real Hardware Compatibility Fix, and Legend Mode Adjustments.\n\n1. Removed the “Disable HUD Blink” patch by minnuce after discovering through ShadowOne333’s Zelda 1 Redux forum that it is incompatible with real NES hardware.\n2. Small Legend Mode ONLY balance adjustments.\n3. Reassigned the internal cave types used by the starting Bomb house and Wizard’s Lair hint house, restoring the Old Man to the starting screen.\n\nTraveler Mode is designed for players who prefer to experience the game at a steady, natural pace, not rushing to collect every Heart Piece or upgrade as soon as possible. It’s meant for those who simply explore, discover, and grow stronger over time through normal progression. The challenge is still there, but more balanced and forgiving compared to the higher difficulty modes.", "translationLanguages": [], "author": "The3Dude", "releaseYear": 2026, "releaseDate": "2026-08-16", "description": "After announcing that Zelda: Perils of Darkness would be his final Zelda 1 hack, The3Dude said he felt his legacy was complete. But some creators refuse to fade!!! That urge for something new, that itch that only Zelda can scratch, led to one more secret project.\n\nAnd thus, The Legend of Zelda: Mirror of Worlds was born!\n\nCreated in secret for months, The3Dude slowly learned how to ASM hack… Through ASM, he achieved what was once thought impossible. For the first time, there is no Quest 2. Instead, every byte of available space has been harnessed through ASM to create an entirely new gameplay system, the “Mirror of Worlds” mechanic. The data once used for the Recorder (Flute) has been completely hijacked to trigger new in-game behaviors and transformations, acting as a mysterious (SPOILERS)!\n\nBecause of this breakthrough, Mirror of Worlds combines all of Zelda 1’s Quest 2 data into a single massive playthrough, utilizing the full potential of the game’s memory. The3Dude also removed the original game’s save file wipe that occurred after finishing Quest 1, meaning that pressing Start at the credits no longer erases your save file to boot a Quest 2 that no longer exists. Now, you can keep your hard-earned save file as a badge of honor (and bragging rights, of course).\n\nWhile Mirror of Worlds features an overworld that matches the size of the original game, this adventure is a very dungeon-centric, Metroidvania, and Zelda Formula-style journey. You’ll explore, uncover secrets, and search for clues leading to the next dungeon, each designed with a deliberate item progression. Some dungeons don’t even hold a traditional “Triforce” piece (replaced by the Sages’ Crystals in this hack). Instead, your reward may be a crucial item required to progress elsewhere. But don’t be mistaken. There are still eight Triforce-type MacGuffins you’ll need to enter the final dungeon.\n\nHeart Pieces also make their return in this entry. Two are hidden in every dungeon, and if you dare to miss even one… You may find yourself unable to obtain something that isn’t required, but is very useful!", "tags": [ { "slug": "total-conversion", "name": "Total Conversions" } ], "hackFamily": { "name": "The Legend of Zelda - Mirror of Worlds", "author": "The3Dude", "releaseYear": 2026, "releaseDate": "2026-08-16", "description": "After announcing that Zelda: Perils of Darkness would be his final Zelda 1 hack, The3Dude said he felt his legacy was complete. But some creators refuse to fade!!! That urge for something new, that itch that only Zelda can scratch, led to one more secret project.\n\nAnd thus, The Legend of Zelda: Mirror of Worlds was born!\n\nCreated in secret for months, The3Dude slowly learned how to ASM hack… Through ASM, he achieved what was once thought impossible. For the first time, there is no Quest 2. Instead, every byte of available space has been harnessed through ASM to create an entirely new gameplay system, the “Mirror of Worlds” mechanic. The data once used for the Recorder (Flute) has been completely hijacked to trigger new in-game behaviors and transformations, acting as a mysterious (SPOILERS)!\n\nBecause of this breakthrough, Mirror of Worlds combines all of Zelda 1’s Quest 2 data into a single massive playthrough, utilizing the full potential of the game’s memory. The3Dude also removed the original game’s save file wipe that occurred after finishing Quest 1, meaning that pressing Start at the credits no longer erases your save file to boot a Quest 2 that no longer exists. Now, you can keep your hard-earned save file as a badge of honor (and bragging rights, of course).\n\nWhile Mirror of Worlds features an overworld that matches the size of the original game, this adventure is a very dungeon-centric, Metroidvania, and Zelda Formula-style journey. 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