List of games deserving a Color Hack

[LinkueiBR]

Hello
How is the Dragon Ball´s hack going?

Well, like a lot of my color hacks, i still don't finish it... But how some guys asked me about this hack i will release the actual state (quite unfinished) here:
https://goo.gl/aBLvfa

[Bibin]

Just a little off-topic:

Purchased and received today from an Aliexpress seller a reprocart I asked to make with the Raiden rom patched with Fusaru's hack:

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Well, so far it works great on real hardware.

But I decided to have a look inside and this is what I found:

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Huh? AMD? Copyright 1998?

What chip is that

All I see is a poor miserable 3.3V flash chip being run at 5V.

[Luceid]

Thanks bro, good job

[MegaDriver]

All I see is a poor miserable 3.3V flash chip being run at 5V.

Is that a good or bad thing?

At least, it seems to work and has not failed thus far (and I have been playing for quite some time).

[Pyron]

Linkuei wheres BT vs DD hack? i want play it, if you can share i apreciate that

[Wesker]

Linkuei wheres BT vs DD hack? i want play it, if you can share i apreciate that

I agree, and I personally miss the Double Dragon II color hack too.

[smokemonster]

Well, like a lot of my color hacks, i still don't finish it... But how some guys asked me about this hack i will release the actual state (quite unfinished) here:
https://goo.gl/aBLvfa

Looks great. Could you get it running in NTSC/60hz too?

[Vector]

I wonder if Capcom was as lazy putting SF2 on hue (yes it was an incredible feat to fit it all in a hue card) but they were lazy audio and color wise for the Genesis, even having worthless code filling up the huge cart right. Pyrons Color Hack and Stef or Steph (I believe sorry if I'm wrong) Audio hack v7 for Genesis is incredible thank you so much guys and not bigger than original rom correct? Man, I play it all the time in Fusion or on my ED. I wonder if the TG16 hue card could be improved too (sorry if somebody already did that). Also wasn't there talk to put some SF2 proto music with Color + Audio hack for a unique v8 release where there is a mixture of Ken stage proto music, Ryu stage final music etc?

[Black_Tiger]

I wonder if Capcom was as lazy putting SF2 on hue (yes it was an incredible feat to fit it all in a hue card) but they were lazy audio and color wise for the Genesis, even having worthless code filling up the huge cart right. Pyrons Color Hack and Stef or Steph (I believe sorry if I'm wrong) Audio hack v7 for Genesis is incredible thank you so much guys and not bigger than original rom correct? Man, I play it all the time in Fusion or on my ED. I wonder if the TG16 hue card could be improved too (sorry if somebody already did that). Also wasn't there talk to put some SF2 proto music with Color + Audio hack for a unique v8 release where there is a mixture of Ken stage proto music, Ryu stage final music etc?

Capcom never made any PC Engine games, but some says they provided creative input for Son Son II.

SFII' for PC Engine was a rush job by NEC Ave, a label setup to crank out ports. The color in the game (and pixelart, parallax, music, etc) was much more poorly implemented for the hardware than the Genesis ports.

[Vector]

Thanks for the info. ^ I found this too. The PC Engine version (published by NEC Home Electronics and developed by Capcom) was released exclusively in Japan on June 12, 1993. The accuracy of this port is high compared to the Super NES port of The World Warrior, as it featured the barrel-breaking bonus stage that was cut out from that version, along with numerous voice clips by the announcer and the elephants in Dhalsim's stage (these were later integrated in Street Fighter II Turbo for the SNES). This version was released on a 20-Megabit HuCard.

NEC Avenue released the Avenue Pad 6 specifically for the PC Engine version of Champion Edition, which added four additional action buttons (labelled III through VI) in addition to the standard I and II buttons. Other six-button controllers were later released for the platform such as the Fighting Commander PC by HORI and the Arcade Pad 6 by NEC Home Electronics. When the game is played on a standard two-button controller, the Run button, along with buttons I and II, are used as switchable attack buttons, while the Select button is used to toggle between punches and kicks. This version was released on Virtual Console on November 16, 2009."

And this. http://www.pcengine.co.uk/HTML_Games...Fighter_II.htm Maker NEC/Capcom.

And this too. http://www.racketboy.com/retro/tg16-...graphics-sound

[TrekkiesUnite118]

Thanks for the info. ^ I found this too. The PC Engine version (published by NEC Home Electronics and developed by Capcom) was released exclusively in Japan on June 12, 1993. The accuracy of this port is high compared to the Super NES port of The World Warrior, as it featured the barrel-breaking bonus stage that was cut out from that version, along with numerous voice clips by the announcer and the elephants in Dhalsim's stage (these were later integrated in Street Fighter II Turbo for the SNES). This version was released on a 20-Megabit HuCard.

NEC Avenue released the Avenue Pad 6 specifically for the PC Engine version of Champion Edition, which added four additional action buttons (labelled III through VI) in addition to the standard I and II buttons. Other six-button controllers were later released for the platform such as the Fighting Commander PC by HORI and the Arcade Pad 6 by NEC Home Electronics. When the game is played on a standard two-button controller, the Run button, along with buttons I and II, are used as switchable attack buttons, while the Select button is used to toggle between punches and kicks. This version was released on Virtual Console on November 16, 2009."

And this. http://www.pcengine.co.uk/HTML_Games...Fighter_II.htm Maker NEC/Capcom.

And this too. http://www.racketboy.com/retro/tg16-...graphics-sound

Are you just copy pasta'ing whole paragraphs from Wikipedia?

[MegaDriver]

Came across this one just now:


Prince of Persia Apple II restoration

http://www.romhacking.net/hacks/4628/


Perhaps a case for when less is more... (faithfull).

But I like it.

[kdubmods]

Tecmo Bowl III on Genesis would win over more people if graphics were redone to at least appear like its SNES cousin. A related hack could be to have them appear like the NES players.

[Pyron]

Came across this one just now:


Prince of Persia Apple II restoration

http://www.romhacking.net/hacks/4628/


Perhaps a case for when less is more... (faithfull).

But I like it.

A hack thats removes the improvement done ? lol

[LinkueiBR]

A hack thats removes the improvement done ? lol

i thought it was a hack that change the MD graphics to the Apple ][ gfx and fix the horrible controls of the Genny/MD version... LOL