Although Capcom’s long-lasting platform series Mega Man has stood the test of time, we’ve often wondered how the blue bomber would fare in a Super Mario All-Stars style remake. While there may already be the chibi Mega Man Powered Up on offer for the Sony PlayStation Portable, one fan of the series has taken the game back to its roots and produced a graphical enhancement pack for the Nintendo NES original.

Final Fantasy 7 [chinese nes hack version with english patch]. Edit: attached yung translated patch na ng rom, download nyu na. Attached Files. FF7eng_by_krystabegnalie.rar (393.6 KB, 321 views) Last edited by kryst abegnalie; 13th May 2009 at 21:44. 17th Feb 2009, 12:15 #2. In this video I show you How To Patch BPS Files to Play Super Mario ROM Hacks and Other Fun ROM Hacks in a Emulator. Snes games, nes roms, How to patch bps files, how to patch.bps files, how. This patching process works for SNES Mini/NES Mini and other system roms. P.s - you will need to source your own ROM files for this. As instructed by the video, download these files.

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• The classic IPS.EXE. Used to apply hacks/patches to ROMs. Usage is 'IPS x.rom y.ips' where x is the name of the target rom, and y is the patch file in the same directory. Now includes the Turbo Pascal source code! IPS Mac: Utility for patching.IPS patches to ROM files.

Dubbed Mega Man Redux, this all new ROM hack for the US version of the game takes everything we know and love about the 1987 classic and introduces much more detailed sprites and environments. While the look and feel might not be to everyone’s tastes, this updated hack of the game brings along shaded visuals and an added depth never seen before with Capcom’s franchise on the 8-bit platform.

For those of you interested in having another blast through Mega Man - all whilst pushing the Nintendo NES’s PPU to its limits - be sure to check out Mega Man Redux. The ROM hack can be downloaded and applied to a US version of the game’s ROM, with full instructions on how available in the patch.

Link: Download Mega Man Redux (Nintendo NES ROM Hack) Patch

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With the SNES Classic out soon, and it looking like we'll be able to tinker with it in the same way we did with the NES Classic, I thought it might be a good idea to get together some little tweak style patches for various games on there, or games you might want to add.
What I'm not talking about is full blown game changes, new levels, all that stuff. Just small Quality of Life tweaks.
And even if the SNES Classic never allows it, these could be good patches for emulation in general.
Here's a fun little list:
Final Fantasy III - Ted Woolsey Uncensored Edition
If you want a patch to change FFIII to FFVI, this is probably the one to go for. It compiles a load of bug fixes, removes any censoring, lengthens spell names so we can have Firaga and co back, puts the item names back how they should be (no more Tonics), adds the class name back for each character, and generally tidies up the script a bit more thanks to some additional room
Final Fantasy II - Namingway Edition
Same as above, but for converting Final Fantasy II back to Final Fantasy IV.
Final Fantasy V - GBA Script Port
This hack replaces all in-game field text, battle text, spell names, item names, monster names etc. with their relevant GBA equivalents, except where compromises had to be made to accommodate the stricter space limitations of the SNES game.
Secret of Mana - Variable Width Font Edition

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Made by FuSoYa of Lunar Magic fame, this changes Mana's rather horrible default font into a much nicer one. In doing so, it gave a lot more room, so he also expanded on the lines a little and made things sound more natural. It's not a restranslation, just a facelift.
Terranigma - NTSC Patch
Obviously Terranigma only came out in Japan and Europe, and if you want to play in English you do not want to dump your European ROM in to a 60Hz emulator like the SNES Classic is. This simple patch changes it to work at 60Hz and thus 60fps.
Super Mario RPG - PAL Version
Don't worry, although it's called 'PAL Version', it doesn't convert the game to 50Hz. That would be horrible, and there is in fact another hack that does that. What this one mostly does is change the button colours back to red/blue/yellow/green, but also tweaks one or two other words. Obviously US SNES Classic owners won't care about this one, but it could be nice for us Europeans.
Super Ghouls'n Ghosts - Restoration
This removes most of the slowdown present in the game, as it turns out Capcom just poorly programmed the game. It also tweaks a few graphics such as restoring crosses.
F-Zero - Tracks Unlocked
This simple patch adds the missing tracks, such as Fire Field, to Time Trial mode. Makes you wonder why they weren't there in the first place.
Mario & Wario - Controller Hack
This adds controller support to a previously mouse-only game. Essential if you want to play it on the SNES Classic, I guess.

Super Mario World Rom

EarthBound - New Controls
Removes some of the tedium related to controls. 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, and attempting to interact with the uninteractable no longer produces a ”No problem here.' message.

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So anything else you guys would suggest? Any little tweak patches you just need on a SNES game when you play it?