Final Fantasy 7 NES ROM Hack

​ is a company perhaps you may not have heard of. For years they have been releasing homebrew for the Famicom/NES. Their games receive physical releases, yet they are not officially licensed. Among their releases are such titles as Pokemon, Harvest Moon, and Golden Sun. In 2005 they released Final Fantasy VII, a game which was quickly dumped and dissected, and found wanting. Many aspects were missing, the story had problems, graphics weren't quite what gamers expected, etc, but the core elements were present.

Jul 29, 2015  Play Final Fantasy 7 (remake) for Nintendo NES Online. Best nes rom hacks. Submitted 5 years ago by likesixhobos. There's a project underway to update the Chinese pirate version of Final Fantasy VII for NES.

Sometimes, that is just enough to entice a journey of epic ROM-hacking proportions. For more than 4 years the game has been hacked apart by Lugia2009. He set out to learn about the game and ended up reinventing it.

The ROM-hacking community has been involved since the project was officially announced more than a year ago, by offering sprites, music, suggestions, beta testing, and more. The project posts read like a blog, containing all types of incredible information that help to paint the picture of exactly what this journey has entailed, and it is recommended reading!

For those who ever wished to play FF VII on the NES, this is as good as it is ever going to get, and it's rather amazing! The hack includes a full and updated English translation, a new title screen, new graphics, new music, new events, new areas, and much more. It requires mapper 163, so request support for your favorite NES Flash Kit or emulator. Our community will be happy to hear that the game has been reported working on NesDS. You will need to find the original, and unpatched, Chinese ROM. The ROM is usually called Final Fantasy VII (C) or [NJ063] Final Fantasy VII, and has a CRC value of E5BF8F0C.

Remember, never ask for ROMs on GBAtemp. The download contains two IPS patches, both of which are explained in the included ReadME. The translation patch is the original patch that added the run button (B) and translated the game into English.

This patch was included as a nod to its original developer, as he greatly influenced this project. This patch should not be applied, and applying both patches will cause issues. Only apply the Final Fantasy VII Advent Children (Finished Version).ips patch. A special thanks must go out to everyone who was involved with this project. Now, stop reading and go get your retro game on! Click to expand.he used space in the rom to add things that were not in the original game.

But there was not enough room to fit everything. I can't recall most of what is misisng, but i know there were a few posts in the lengthy project discussion [at romhacking.net] that will outline what could not be included. Right off the start i do recall things like the first fights at the reactor are with random enemies that should not be there, yet there is no way to fix this yet. 2 characters were not included, yet. Vikarmi video songs hd tamil download.

I think 1 event related to the chocobos was not included, but i'm not sure about that. Like i said, give the project discussion a read. It is safe to skim by jumping to posts from Lugia2009. Click to expand.there does exist a build of pocketnes by maxzhou88 (k1 gba sp/k101 revo fame) that supports mapper 163.

This port was used for the embedded version of pocketnes included with the k1 handhelds. It was originally listed on pocketheaven but removed because maxzhou88 only uploaded a compiled build that included the chinese rom. There is a build on maxzhou88 homepage in the GBA folder, perhaps this is the emu only?

The page contains roms so i can't link to it, but a quick google search of his name should lead you to the directory structure. One interesting thing is that if you google maxzhou88, you'll find references to him having worked for a FC chinese company.

His bio says he lives in Shenzhen. Could he have been working on the games that ShenZhen Nanjing Technology published? Perhaps FF VII and that is why he made a pocketnes build with just that 1 game? -another world.

Hi, I was reading some of the Best Rom Hacks thread over on the general discussion board and then I went looking for some. I managed to find the Final Fantasy VII for NES romhack, as well as the Advent Children patch, and started playing (pretty good so far, and damn accurate to the PS1 version too). I'd recommend getting the Advent Children patch rather than just the English translation as well because it apparently makes it much more playable as well as truer to the original in layout and graphics. Anyway, I've spent a good month or so getting my games lists and themes all as I want them, but with this in there (and no way of getting some scraped graphics into my theme automatically) it now had a bit of a metadata-less void for this game. So, I got on Photoshop and movie-maker and made some images and a preview video. I found all the source images from Google and the video was of game-play on YouTube that I have condensed somewhat and chopped around, and knocked up something similar to the scraped images I had got using the Universal XML tool.