machine translated but still
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dang this is Steamworld Dig
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Wow…turns out…I’m not alone…
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one of my friends tried translating a PS1 game over the summer and wrote about it
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A while ago someone in my moped club suggest I make “Super Hung Over” which would be a romhack of Super Hang On, but with mopeds. and the idea has rolled around in my head for a while. I think a sprite swapped Super Hang On is very doable but I have no idea what tools to use or what version I would make, or where to start. Is there a program where I could simply edit the graphics files of a rom? I looked into this a while ago and I felt very out of my element and unable to really find any useful info.
Ideally, I would do a romhack of the arcade version, and find an old arcade cab with the bike, and slap a moped frame onto it because that’s cool as hell
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the primordial era of nes romhacks was facilitated by early nes emulators having the ability to dump, edit, and re-insert graphics. but i don’t know if there’s anything that allows that for mega drive or sega outrun hardware (though to be fair, i’ve never looked for one, either)
in other news, there’s a hack out for gokujou parodius on snes that not only translates the text, but adds in sram saving for high scores! what a cool and helpful feature~
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The same team that did Lunacy and Mansion of Hidden Souls. I knew this looked familiar.
(plus restoration of an ability)
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I feel like the Saturn version is probably the spiritually correct one
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I’m gonna play that shit on real hardware!
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HOLY SHIT
a big day for games i’ve written about in the past (i wrote about the maid uniform and machine gun in retro gamer, but maybe i’ll do a blogpost in the near future?)
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the walkers falling over still looks so good
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