• Daikun
    • 8 years 4 months ago
    • Posts: 128
    		 A gaming hacker managed to import a Super NES game onto the original NES system. That game: Super Mario World. Since the technological aspects for both systems are extremely different, the look and feel of the game has been completely transformed.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S3FtRV2VqkE

    Note: There are two videos for this. You'll find the other in the playlist.
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    • santuel
      • 8 years 4 months ago
      • Posts: 483
      		 Kinda neat.
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      • Radiation_Dude
        • 8 years 4 months ago
        • Posts: 463
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        Daikun wrote:
        A gaming hacker managed to import a Super NES game onto the original NES system. That game: Super Mario World. Since the technological aspects for both systems are extremely different, the look and feel of the game has been completely transformed.

        http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S3FtRV2VqkE

        Note: There are two videos for this. You'll find the other in the playlist.


        lol, Thats Nothing but a Hacked Up ROM Imported into an N.E.S. Emulator. :lol:
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        • adventure_of_link
          • 8 years 4 months ago
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          		 I've got this rom

          however you'll need some unreal emulator like FCE Ultra or Nestopia to play it
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          • Wordplay
            • 8 years 4 months ago
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            		 ^ Nestopia only, which is a wee bit better than FCEU thanks to better filters (-graphics) and scaling options (-graphics).

            That ROM made me almost feel like I had missed a classic. But I did notice a few bugs, like the fact that those blocks did not start whirling when you hit them and thus you could not jump through them. Then there were general slow-downs and, IIRC, NES couldn't display more than 4 or 5 objects per screen. Correct me if I'm wrong. :?:
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            • adventure_of_link
              • 8 years 4 months ago
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              		 I know NES can't display more than 8 sprites on a line

              but yeah, I think this game was left unfinished for some reason
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              • darthmunk
                • 8 years 4 months ago
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                		 Wow, thats pretty cool, I want to play it
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                • System
                  • 8 years 3 months ago
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                  		 I would love to get that rom
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                  • flamepanther
                    • 8 years 3 months ago
                    • Posts: 948
                    		 I have a copy of that ROM too. It plays just just fine on FCE Ultra.


                    I don't think the game is "unfinished" so much as it's just not thorough. Impressive, but not thorough. It's not a hack, but a bootleg cart probably made either in Hong Kong or Russia, where Famicom games (mostly pirated or bootleg) are still in broad circulation. It's very common for bootleg manufacturers to cobble together 8-bit versions of games from other systems. I've seen 8-bit bootlegs of Fatal Fury, Mortal Kombat, Sonic the Hedgehog, Donkey Kong Country, and multiple adaptations of Street Fighter 2. I don't know if they still are, but these used to be common as dirt in South America as well. The fake Super Mario World is more finished than most of them.
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