Super Dram World 2 is a ROM hack of Super Mario World created by PangaeaPanga and is a sequel to Super Dram World. The ROM hack was dedicated to dram55, who is best known as being one of the top Kaizo Mario World speedrunners.
Super Mario Bros. 64 is a ROM hack/mod of Super Mario 64 that recreates the whole Super Mario Bros. (NES/Famicom) game to the Super Mario 64 engine, plus adding new playable characters (Mario, Luigi, Waluigi and Wario are playable).
SM64: Last Impact is a major ROM hack of Super Mario 64 by Kaze Emanuar with new assets like enemies, power-ups, stages and music.
Grand Poo World is a ROM hack of Super Mario World created by Barbarian. The ROM hack was dedicated to Grand POOBear, who is best known as a speedrunner and Twitch streamer. This hack is designed to challenge even the most skilled Super Mario World Kaizo players. This hack features customized music and palettes over a more vanilla SMW style.
Mario gets invited to explore a haunted manor in this unconventionally-structured major hack. Solve puzzles, collect keys, and fight enemies to uncover the mystery of the manor.
Return to Yoshi's Island 64 is a Super Mario 64 ROM hack/mod by Kaze Emanuar.
This is a remake of the classic Super Mario Bros. in the SMW engine using SMB3 graphics. There are also two new worlds for you to explore.
Super Mario 64 The Missing Stars is the first official major ROM hack of Super Mario 64 ever created. It was initially released in April 2009. Main Features: - 38 stars in about 10 levels - A Day/night cycle replacing (most) act selectors - Choose to play as Mario or Luigi - Modified enemies, objects and bosses (too many to list!) - Custom music, including one original song (the town "night" music). - A new final boss fight
Kaizo Mario World, also known as Asshole Mario, is a hack created by T. Takemoto for his friend R. Kiba. It features extremely sadistic, unique and groundbreaking level design. This is also the hack that started it all, since the kaizo genre wasn't existent beforehand. The literal translation of "Kaizo Mario World" is "自作の改造マリオ（スーパーマリオワールド）を友人にプレイさせる", or in plain English, "Making my friend play through my Mario hack (Super Mario World)". Kaizo is a rough translation of the word "modify" or "change" in Japanese. However, due to this Hack, Kaizo has now become a catch-all term for extreme and possibly "unfair" difficulty hacks.