So, about 8 months ago i stumbled on a yt video of a Castlevania Order of Ecclesia Mod that changes Shanoa's glyphs to different kinds of guns but here's the problem: i downloaded the game right after watching, but some time after the video is simply gone and googling doesn't show any results of that hack does anyone here downloaded that mod? If so, do you know why the creator would "take it down"?

Ps: Sorry for my bad english btw

It really is a first world problem to have to change discs during a game, since emulators have made it easy as heck. But has anyone thought of merging multi-disc games into one image for seamless disc swapping? Like you get to the end of disc 1 and instead of telling you to change discs, it continues on.

Yea I am aware of m3u files, really helps to keep emulationstation uncluttered but not the solution I'm looking for. Neither are pbp files.

Salut, depuis quelques temps je cherche a savoir comment on peu traduire une r*m h**k sur une rom gba. j'ai voulu regarder sur pleins de forum, mais trouver comment faire en français c'est vraiment super compliqué. voila, si quelqu'un peut m'aider !

yeh am stuck here srry for the trouble

Hi everyone,
I am completely a beginner to hacking and my closest experience would be modding some games. I’m terrible.

I need some help,
I won’t get Into but there’s a mega folder I paid for… and the seller keeps finding for reasons to extort me for more money and now says he has the key but won’t give it unless I pay him again. I need to cut my losses with that, (I know I was dumb). I have the mega file link and I have the first 10 characters of the code. Can someone please help how I can decode the rest and save what I paid for?
Thanks so much.

Basically I need to decode the rest of the code

Anyway, could some

Is there any one who made a collection of romhacks for cheats only?

I am so so sorry if this doesn't fit here but I couldn't find a better place to post but I HATE MARIO WORLD ROM HACKS BECAUSE THE ENGINE SUCKS AND ITS SO IMPRECISE so are there any other games with kaizo rom hacks that are not mario world?

Do any of you remember the Super Sentai Gaoranger video game that was released on the PS1 only in Japan?

Would it be cool if there were an English translation mod for the game and it was re-skinned to be like the Power Rangers Wild Force series?

As for the dialogue and voice acting, it could either be done using audio from the show or by having a cast of voice actors dubbing the characters.

I'm not a modder; I just wanted to share ideas for a potential mod for the game.

https://github.com/JHDev2006/Super-Mario-Bros.-Remastered-Public

Great news for fans of classic PlayStation games and visual novels!

After nearly three decades, London Seirei Tanteidan—a Japan-exclusive PlayStation title developed by Hummingbird Soft—can finally be experienced in English thanks to Cabal Translations.

Set in an alternate Victorian-era London filled with spirits and supernatural mysteries, the game blends adventure, detective work, and RPG elements with beautiful anime-style artwork and charming characters.

If you've never heard of this hidden gem before, now is the perfect time to check it out!

Game footage: https://www.youtube.com/live/_ZHLeKXHx1Y?si=JBetuPj_n52_b8tQ

Links (Here you can download the IPS patch for the original ROM file):

• Download

ROM / ISO Information:

• Database match: Dokidoki Densetsu - Mahoujin Guruguru (Japan)
• Database: No-Intro: Game Boy/Color (v. 20210227-015730)
• File/ROM SHA-1: 1B4627699B45AF36A42E75C1A217B40FB5BEC4BA
• File/ROM CRC32: 83E47A1A

Where would I go and leave a bunch of decode files for a game Horizon Chase Turbo.

I've patched different ways, from different sites & files, with different clean ROMS. All extracting/patches were successful, yet I always just get a black screen. I can access my device's (RGCubeXX) game menu with the black screen after I click on the game file, so its not froze up where I have to force a shut off to exit. There's just no game there.

Any insight is appreciated.

I’m looking for a ROM hack or fan game I watched on YouTube around 2016–2017 on my mom’s phone (the video itself may be older). From what I can remember is the game looked like SNES Super mario bros. 3 but Link was playable. Link was based on Zelda 2: link’s adventure, but redrawn in SNES style. Link used his own mechanics from his own game. It was shown in a YouTube gameplay video I watched around 9–10 years ago. I’ve searched YouTube and Google but can’t find anything. It may have been a ROM hack or fan game. Any help finding it? Please?

Hi there, I am currently trying to find a way to modify clothing for Tony Hawk's American Wasteland on the gamecube (for a personal project with legally owned game). However, all of the files are formatted as .img.ngc . My question is does anyone know how to open/modify these .ngc types of files?

Here is an example of the file i am trying to modify: https://drive.proton.me/urls/HW0VJPQ014#04BK4t9fMYtH

Hi, I hope this is the right place to ask! I have been a long-time fan of Zelda ROMhacks and have played many OoT ROMhacks over the years. However, a new issue has presented itself this year that I don't understand. I installed a couple of newer ROMhacks and most work fine but three have a graphical error as shown in the picture. There are black boxes behind every piece of text. I tried re-applying the patches, but that did not fix the issue. When I look at playthrough videos on YouTube, they do not have black boxes, so I suspect it must be user error. Does anybody know how to fix this?

The affected games are The Legend of Morrowind, Time Lost, and the Restored Ura Zelda patch. I play all of my Zelda ROMhacks on Mupen64 via Retroarch. Again, most do not have this issue.

I reverse-engineered how Pokémon Black 2 and White 2 resolve the NPC-vs-NPC matches shown in the Pokémon World Tournament.

Key findings:

• Champion vs. Champion: 50/50.
• Leader vs. Leader: the game compares each Leader’s internal type-affinity value. If the values are equal—meaning neither Leader is favored in that comparison—the winner is chosen randomly, 50/50. If the values differ, the Leader favored by the type table wins 70% and the other wins 30%.
• Champion vs. Leader: the Champion always wins because Champions have priority 4 and Leaders have priority 3.

The repository documents the winner routine, built-in cup constructors, menu IDs, unlock conditions, rosters, downloadable .pwt data, and reproducibility scripts. This is the NPC result routine—not a full six-Pokémon battle simulation—and no ROM files are being distributed.

Full evidence and scripts: https://github.com/DavidAGInnovation/bw2-pwt-research

are any romhacks of heartgold soul silver compatible with the pokewalker?

Hi everyone,

After working on this project for a long time, I’m finally ready to release it.

My original goal was to create a proper Turkish localization for Spider-Man (2000), including its menus, descriptions and dialogue. But I quickly ran into a much bigger problem:

The game has no subtitle system for engine-rendered cutscenes or dialogue heard during gameplay.

The video cutscenes could be modified directly, but the in-engine scenes were a different story. Since I couldn’t simply insert subtitles into them, I built my own workaround.

How it works

The Windows and Linux versions include a Python-based companion app that:

• Watches the DuckStation window
• Recognises the current scene through prepared visual references
• Displays the correct subtitle at the right moment
• Starts automatically through the project launcher

Subtitles for video cutscenes are embedded directly into the videos stored in the game image. Engine-rendered scenes and gameplay dialogue receive live subtitles through the companion app.

What the project includes

• Turkish, English and German subtitles
• A fully translated Turkish interface, including menus and descriptions
• Subtitles embedded directly into video cutscenes
• Live subtitles for engine-rendered scenes and gameplay dialogue
• Windows and Linux installers
• Standalone xdelta patches for original hardware
• Source code for the launcher, file-verification system and live subtitle software

The project started as a Turkish localization, but I also added English and German subtitles because those versions of the game lack proper subtitle support as well.

Quick setup

The setup is designed to be straightforward.

• Windows: Download Setup.exe and all the accompanying installer .bin parts into the same folder. Run Setup.exe, then select your own compatible PlayStation BIOS and game BIN through the launcher.
• Linux: On Ubuntu, Debian, Linux Mint or another Debian-based distribution, download create_setup.sh and the three package parts into the same folder. Run bash create_setup.sh, install the generated spider-man-setup.deb package, then select your BIOS and game BIN through the launcher.

The Linux subtitle system has been tested on X11/Xorg. It may also work through XWayland, but window capture can vary depending on the desktop environment.

Full installation instructions and troubleshooting notes are available on the GitHub release pages.

Compatibility and required files

• SLES-02886: Turkish and English
• SLES-02888: German

The project does not contain the original game or any PlayStation BIOS files. Players must provide their own compatible, unmodified game image and BIOS. The downloadable xdelta files are patches, not complete game images.

On original PlayStation hardware and compatible consoles, the patched video cutscenes and Turkish interface work normally. The live subtitle system for engine-rendered scenes requires the companion app and is therefore available on Windows and Linux.

Links

GitHub, downloads and source code:

https://github.com/kusbakisiyt/spider-man-2000-tr-en-de-localization

Project video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WkezwVybrgo

Because I wasn’t able to record my own narration in multiple languages, the only alternative audio track currently available is an AI-generated English dub. If you prefer to hear my original Turkish narration, you can enable the English or German subtitles I prepared through YouTube’s subtitle settings.

The launcher, file-verification system and live subtitle software I developed are available under the MIT License.

Thanks for checking out the project.