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The following Utilities have been submitted and approved to the database (in submitted order oldest to newest):

• ztwedit (Level Editors)(NES)
• PSX-MODE2 (Miscellaneous)(PSX)
• LivePatch (Patching)(PSP)
• CD Replace (Miscellaneous)(Multiple)
• ztwedit (Level Editors)(NES)
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Advance Wars 2 - Black Hole rising was the second of the quirky turn based strategy wargames that got released outside of Japan on the Gameboy Advance. While not as well recognised as its partner series Fire Emblem, it has a cult following of some extremely skilled players.

The War Room challenge is actually the second attempt at a full challenge mode for the game, with the first attempted in the very early days when the map format wasn’t even known so it was mostly substitutions and new goals for maps. This hack is a much fuller implementation of what was aimed at a good six years ago, aided by a huge understanding of how the game works and all the hacking advancements that have happened over that period.

The original intention for the project was to develop a new War Room challenge for Advance Wars 2 in about two months with some fun maps and a few new challenge. Instead, it has turned into something that’s taken over a year to put together, complete with a large amount of refinements and gameplay additions. Lots of music, graphics, maps and assembly code were generated solely for the hack. The more enthusiastic members of the Advance Wars community were also involved - helping with graphics, map design, utilities and playtesting.

Complete with new COs from the AW series, plenty of challenging maps and a bundle of hand-coded new features, this is a definitive hack to play for Advance Wars fans (or people who like turn based strategy games!). All the challenges present are hand-crafted by Xenesis and many, many members of the Advance Wars community with over a year’s worth of refinement.

Game Features:

• 30 New War Room Maps to play on - Some remixes of existing maps, most brand new from the AW Community.
• Tutorial map with summary of game rules, scoring and new hack features.
• Each map has an info dossier with the par time and author of the map.
• Each CO has unique combat abilities in the War Room setting. Some COs from Advance Wars Dual Strike and Days of Ruin make an appearance as well!
• Improved high score support - The game records S-ranks achieved on each map with each CO.
• Improved status screens - The unit status screen now shows CO abilities more accurately and with more stats.
• Pre-deployed maps provide unique army compositions depending on your CO selection - a feature returning from Advance Wars 1!
• New deterministic weather rules for fairer scoring!
• Extended Status Screen - Shows your rank in progress and whether you have S-Ranked this map with the current CO.
• Improved Enemy AI - Enemy COs no longer use CO powers when they’d have no reason to use them and use them more intelligently!
• Unlockables - Earn more COs by scoring S Ranks on maps!
• Play against or as the series’ evil villains - Caulder, Sturm and Von Bolt

This is an automated message generated by ROMhacking.net’s RHDNBot.

The following Translations have been submitted and approved to the database (in submitted order oldest to newest):

• Samurai Pizza Cats (English)(Fully Playable)(NES)
• Crystal Beans: From Dungeon Explorer (English)(Fully Playable)(SNES)
• Cave Noire (English)(Fully Playable)(GB)
• Langrisser IV (English)(Fully Playable)(PSX)
• Die Hard (English)(Fully Playable)(TG16)
• Burning Heroes (English)(Fully Playable)(SNES)
• Flying Hero - Bugyuru no Daibouken (English)(Fully Playable)(SNES)
• SD Detective Blader (English)(Fully Playable)(NES)
• Dragon Ball Z III: Killer Androids (Spanish)(Fully Playable)(NES)
• Metal Wolf Chaos (English)(Fully Playable)(XBOX)

This is the most powerful X68000 development tool in existence today. It is a fork of version 2.05 of PI’s abandoned XM6 emulator. The changes are mostly user-interface related, and the focus is on development and debugging features rather than accuracy of emulation; however, it has enough general-interest improvements that I’m confident recommending it over XM6 version 2.06 (the final official version) with the caveat that it is still beta-level software. A full list of features can be found on the RHDN project page.

Spanish talkers, rejoice! Now one of the best Dragon Ball Z games is in Spanish. Check out our page for feedback and bugs. Hope you enjoy it!

It’s………………..BLADER TIME!

A lot of time went into this game and it should show as our translation is pretty much perfect. Make no mistake, this game is only for people who like an old school challenge as the game gets incredibly hard, has a high encounter rate, and grinding is necessary to prevent bosses and enemies from completely destroying you. Plays like DQ, but with a few twists and non-generic story that can be a lot of fun and quite rewarding for your troubles and difficulty. So for those willing to indulge themselves in the game, they will a find a real beauty of a diamond waiting for them.

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The following Hacks have been submitted and approved to the database (in submitted order oldest to newest):

• Mega Man IV: After In Indonesia (Complete)(Mega Man IV)(NES)
• Wolverine Easy Version (Improvement)(Wolverine)(NES)
• Resident Evil (GBC) - Bugfixed version (Bug Fix)(Resident Evil)(GB)
• FF4 Long Range Fix (Bug Fix)(Final Fantasy IV)(SNES)
• The Kremling’s Revenge (Complete)(Donkey Kong Country)(SNES)
• Ultima: A New Exodus (Improvement)(Ultima 3: Exodus)(NES)
• Super Mario Bros. 3 Raeneske V.2.0 (Complete)(Super Mario Bros. 3)(NES)
• Breath of Fresh Fire 2 (Improvement)(Breath of Fire 2)(GBA)
• Pokemon Yellow NES Music Hack (Complete)(Pokemon Yellow)(NES)
• Supreme Mario Bros. (Complete)(Super Mario Bros.)(NES)
• Mega Man X - Debug Menu (Improvement)(Mega Man X)(SNES)

I started this project a couple of weeks ago.

This is a hack of Lei Dian Huang: Bi Ka Qiu Chuan Shuo,otherwise known as Pokemon Yellow.

This is an amazingly accurate famicom port of Pokemon Yellow. It’s made by the Shenzhen Nanjing, the makers of the Final Fantasy VII and IV famicom ports. It also uses mapper 163. But unlike other games made by this company, this one is of very high quality. In some ways it’s even better than the game boy version.

This game was praised for it’s high quality, but criticized for the music. But this hack completely replaces the original songs in the game with ones that are more accurate to the original, and less annoying. The original 14 songs were replaced, with more than 20 new songs. Almost all are based on Pokemon R/B/Y, some are based on G/S/C.

This hack also translates many of the game’s menus. Pretty much anything that could be translated without hacking the game’s text system.

Have fun! :)

Happy Leap Day everyone! To celebrate this special occasion, the team over at Dynamic Designs have a special treat for you: the complete translation for Burning Heroes on the SNES.

A lot of people in the community have been anticipating this little gem for quite some time so go and check out the patch in the translation section, and please stop by Dynamic-Designs for any feedback you may have.

It’s time to get all hot and bothered!

Okay, to a few of you this may not be “news” as it has been around for about nine months, but I just found it and it wasn’t listed here on Romhacking so I figured I would get the word out.

The Playstation official remake of Langrisser IV has been fully translated into English by Kil over at El Sallia! Check it out and have fun watching many nameless troops clash under the command of your heroes and feel accomplished when your heroes advance to the next class.