Final Fantasy Adventure DX2024

A full colorization of Final Fantasy Legend III for Game Boy Color.

Released in 2025 on Super Nintendo Entertainment System, by kandowontu.

Have you always tried to play through Zelda II and finding out it was either excruciatingly difficulty, unbalanced, too tough or perhaps found that it just has so many quirks that doesn’t make the game enjoyable? This hack tries to address that by rebalancing the game, making some QoL changes and also some visual flare into the game, without compromising the original game’s design.

Released in 2022 on Nintendo DS.

This hack adds a ton of cut content back into the game, allows access to previously unexplorable areas, fixes some bugs and offers some options to remove the linearity from the game. Full list of changes in the readme. In addition 1999 is fully explorable and offers tons of stuff to do. As well as more Easter eggs and quality of life improvements. More stuff carries over like names money, fair prizes and cats.

Released in 2010 on Game Boy Advance, by Jeff Ludwig.

This patch is geared towards fixing bugs and patching up script inconsistencies or censorship. The aim is to preserve the original translation while generally improving the game as a whole.

This is a colorization hack of Pokemon Red, done entirely using ASM. It takes full advantage of Gameboy Color hardware, which is much more capable than the Super Gameboy. The overworld is fully and properly colorized, and with colorized attack sprites, even battles are more colorful! In addition to color, Pokemon and Trainer sprites have been imported from Pokemon Gold/Silver/Crystal, and so has the battle HUD. If you don’t want this, the “vanilla” patch does not touch these.