And later someone could make a real rom hack and reuse your colorsĪctually this already exists (it's called GB Enhanced). Sure, it wouln't work on real hardware like GBC. In the end everything can be saved to a single file that you can distribute easily on the forums or. Then you resume emulation and the tiles are automatically put in color based on the rules you selected (like to colorize tile only if surrounded by some other tiles). Something like this : you pause the emulation, you see BG map / 8x8 tiles / sprites and you can put color directly on it (eg : flood fill or by replacing any 4 gray color by RGB color). I am dreaming of an emulator that would allow to colorize GB games in a simple way. I like it so much that I made an level editor for it (go to my profile for more info). This was one of my favorite game when I was a child.
Now all that's left to colorize is Super Wario Land: Super Mario Land 3. Now this is only in theory, in practice there is probably lots of ASM hacks to make this work. Shouldn't be to hard for level tiles because there is a 8x8 tiles pointer in level header that can be easily updated.
Rom has been expanded and 8x8 tiles have been relocated somewhere else to allow to have more space and add palette information (in order to display them in color). I might be wrong but I think the following has been done : I'm a little late to the party, but I also would like to know how exactly this was achieved. Thus, if you're a classic-Nintendo fan with any interest in this SML2 patch, you should probably download first, ask questions later.Quote from: togemet2 on February 19, 2018, 03:45:25 AM Others, from a Pokémon game patch to a rebuilt Metroid 2: Return of Samus, were almost immediately DMCA-lasered out of orbit. Nintendo's history with community-developed ROM hacks and releases has been inconsistent for years. Some hacks, from Tomato's famed Mother 3 English-language patch to a Pauline-rescues-Mario twist on Donkey Kong, have remained online for years. (Maybe the person should change his/her ROM-hacking handle to ToruzzDX.) Coincidentally, Toruzz's ROM-hacking history includes a tweak to Link's Awakening DX to clean up its text boxes and fonts.
on the Game Boy Color, along with Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening DX. GIF proof that the jumping physics for Mario and Luigi have been tweaked in this ROM hack.Nintendo never released an official, colorized version of Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins for its later portable systems. Instead, Nintendo slapped the "DX" treatment onto the original NES Super Mario Bros.
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