A straight port of Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers (NES) for the SNES. The game works the same, but with additional support for MSU1 enhancement for audio.
Bowser's Revenge 4 has 8 Worlds and an additional Star World, and several unique bosses made specifically for this game. There is quite a fair bit of custom ASM,
especially in the Star World, which should make this an interesting experience.
The difficulty varies as it's fairly easy in the first few worlds, but
difficulty increases a bit past World 6, especially in World 8 and the
Star World. Unfortunately, I can't choose both Standard: Hard and Standard: Normal, but just know it gets more difficult as the game progresses.
As for the bosses, none should be too difficult or too confusing... maybe.
Arkanoid is back to fight the evil occult powers in: Arkanoid VS the Occult
Every screen is more or less connected to occult symbolism (or conspiracies). Some of the symbols are quite distorted due to the limitations of blocks per screen
The game now has black blocks (instead of cyan) which do not exist in the original version
The balancing between the stages is a bit wonky, but all stages are completable. Easy mode recommended
Startscreen by Svambo (thx a lot!)
Full 99 level romhack (just the boss stages weren’t edited)
In a tale as old as time, Prickly Goo cannot find her sister, Skijjee, and must traverse a series of obstacles without getting too sidetracked to rescue her.
A straight port of Kid Icarus (NES) for the SNES. The game works the same, but with additional features like randomizer options and the support for MSU1 enhancement for audio.
King Boo has returned to force Mario players to socialize. Players must work together through shadows, riddles, and schemes to thwart his evil plans.
This QLDC Hackjam entry is designed to be played with a partner. You'll play together simultaneously, on different systems, with a way to communicate. The hack doesn't connect to the Internet. No special emulator is required.