Originally posted by NEONswift

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How about we change it to ROM-Modding? To modify or add modifications to an existing game. What we do isnt too different to the PC game modding community except for the fact that its with home video games.

The modding community alter codes, changes graphics and makes new levels...which is exactly what we all do. Also the word modding is an appealing name as every day new people enter the PC game modding community.

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Originally posted by NetSplit

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How about we just ignore it? It's just a name, and one that has been around for years and years. Why should anyone care? How about we pay less attention to irrelevent stuff like this and pay more attention to why we're here: to find data and make editors and game modifications. I happen to think that sounds like a pretty damn fine solution.

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Originally posted by beneficii

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I agree with NetSplit. The word "ROM Hacking" is very well established; BGNG may think he may be able to leave his mark on history by making this thread, but "ROM hacking" is here to stay and there isn't much point in changing its name, as that would only create confusion. Plus, I think even if everyone posting in this thread resolved to have a name change, it would not be brought about because it is too well established.

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Originally posted by Rom Manic

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Can I ask what the point of this is? It's already in English and in both PAL and NTSC format...

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While Ted Woolsey did a fantastic job making Trigger accessible to English-speaking audiences, some text was cut and altered according to Nintendo of America's censor standards

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Originally posted by Dragonsbrethren

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Prepare to take a lot of flak for this, even though you're doing it for research purposes. There will always be those who will feel the need to attack this project for the simple fact that you're translating a game that's already been translated. Try not to let their words get to you.

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Originally posted by Euclid

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I have proved that this game can be fixed (just not to the original state)!

For those who doesn't know this, it's BSZelda3: Ancient Stone Tablets.

before:


after inserting tiles:

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Originally posted by Sickness

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the one i'm patching is a SMW rom it just doesnt have the 0x200 byte header

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Originally posted by peter_ac

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Second, just download a SMW ROM that has a x200 header.

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Originally posted by Techokami

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Originally posted by andres

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The Trasher is that guy that has ripped the beta GFX of Mario ?

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Yup. Also made Ninji Saga. =]

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Originally posted by Chickenlump

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Howdy. No there isn't a publicly available editor for Super Mario Allstars, and none that are in the works that anyone knows about. At the top of the forum (2 threads up from this one) is a sticky thread that is meant to help people out that are looking for editors for certain games. You will have a much easier time navigating the internet and finding things on message boards like this one if you read the sticky threads and using a search engine like Google, or a message board's search feature, they really do save quite a bit of time and headaches.

http://board.acmlm.org/thread.php?id=228

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Originally posted by Techokami

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ARE YOU USING A ROM WITH A 0x200 BYTE HEADER?!
*ahem* Yeah. I used a clean SMW ROM with a 0x200 byte header when making the new patch. It says so in the bloody readme.

Redownload the patch or something if you're using an older copy.

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Originally posted by MathOnNapkins

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Not really, considering I always thought it was a play on words for Drew, like Joseph but Drewseph instead. .

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Originally posted by fetts

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does YY_CHR have anything like that?

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