Yeah, thanks, useless. >The A button now interacts with anything in front of you. >The X button now opens the menu. >The Y button now opens the map. >Attempting to interact with the uninteractable no longer produces a “No problem here.” message. >References to the map button have been changed where appropriate.
The improvement patches for Mega Man X5 and X6 are pretty nice. Even X6's biggest defenders tend to be like "yeah I have a save with all the reploids and nothing else". Might as well cut out the middleman.
Free Enterprise for Final Fantasy IV, gives you an airship right off the bat and randomizes things, so it becomes open world. T-Edition for FFVI seems awesome too, but I haven't played much yet.
T-Edition is very good, but I would only recommend it to a seasoned FF veteran. You really have to be familiar with the series as a whole to get maximum enjoyment. The difficulty gets pretty gnarly in the WoR, too, though if you've played FFVI a gorillion times like I have, it's definitely a welcome change of pace, since you can't abuse the game like you normally could. And the extra content is very nice and for the most part doesn't feel out of place.
Thanks I know about a lot of Pokemon ROM hacks but barely about any others, mostly looking for something else, Metroid fangames or remakes, other games, etc.
Ultra shiny gold sigma is a gba remake of gold and its everything i need in a pokehack. Unpoke related, try wario land 4 parallels for a full blown redux of the original game. And be sure to check metroid and castlevania hacks too. Those two series alone should give you plenty to experiment with.
Mother 3 Translation is the most obvious choice, but I wouldn't be surprised if you've already played it.
Golden Sun Reloaded is pretty great and makes you actually have to use some strategy in the fights other than summon spam.
Pokemon Rocket Edition is a fantastic hack that completes what Toxic Purple attempted to do.
>mfw it's been over a year since Pokémon CrystalDust got canned and nobody is working on continuing it.
I just wanted a remake of Gen 2 with the speed of Gen 3 and the mechanics from the later gens.
The improved controls hack for Earthbound is pretty nice. They may have talked about it in that video.
What does it do?
improves controls
Yeah, thanks, useless.
>The A button now interacts with anything in front of you.
>The X button now opens the menu.
>The Y button now opens the map.
>Attempting to interact with the uninteractable no longer produces a “No problem here.” message.
>References to the map button have been changed where appropriate.
>>The A button now interacts with anything in front of you.
R button already did that though?
It does.
>Attempting to interact with the uninteractable no longer produces a “No problem here.” message.
Unplayable
The improvement patches for Mega Man X5 and X6 are pretty nice. Even X6's biggest defenders tend to be like "yeah I have a save with all the reploids and nothing else". Might as well cut out the middleman.
Free Enterprise for Final Fantasy IV, gives you an airship right off the bat and randomizes things, so it becomes open world. T-Edition for FFVI seems awesome too, but I haven't played much yet.
T-Edition is very good, but I would only recommend it to a seasoned FF veteran. You really have to be familiar with the series as a whole to get maximum enjoyment. The difficulty gets pretty gnarly in the WoR, too, though if you've played FFVI a gorillion times like I have, it's definitely a welcome change of pace, since you can't abuse the game like you normally could. And the extra content is very nice and for the most part doesn't feel out of place.
Pretty please give me some GameBoy Advance homebrew and ROM hacks to check out, something good. Thanks.
If you like Pokemon & Fire Emblem then there's shit tons of improvement mods and fangames to check out.
Also, what game is that?
Thanks I know about a lot of Pokemon ROM hacks but barely about any others, mostly looking for something else, Metroid fangames or remakes, other games, etc.
It's from here, mentions game too
What's a good GBA Pokémon romhack that feel relatively modern?
unironically Pokemon Clover
cool joke answers
no joke
pokemon ultraviolet
Ultra shiny gold sigma is a gba remake of gold and its everything i need in a pokehack. Unpoke related, try wario land 4 parallels for a full blown redux of the original game. And be sure to check metroid and castlevania hacks too. Those two series alone should give you plenty to experiment with.
Radical Red
or like this guy said
Mother 3 Translation is the most obvious choice, but I wouldn't be surprised if you've already played it.
Golden Sun Reloaded is pretty great and makes you actually have to use some strategy in the fights other than summon spam.
Pokemon Rocket Edition is a fantastic hack that completes what Toxic Purple attempted to do.
Pokemon Yellow for NES
Not a romhack
You have a general for this.
back to reddddit for you
Do you think they gave any of the ad revenue from this video to the people who made the content they showed off?
SA-1 patches. Playing Mega Man X with less slowdown is pretty nice.
Control Freak for soup metro
Donner Party
>mfw it's been over a year since Pokémon CrystalDust got canned and nobody is working on continuing it.
I just wanted a remake of Gen 2 with the speed of Gen 3 and the mechanics from the later gens.
Gs chronicles
Link to the Past randomizer is too much fun, even if you're just playing it casually
I've been playing a ton of Super Metroid Arcade lately. It's good fun.
https://metroidconstruction.com/hack.php?id=357