Don’t think this is gonna be a 100% Gold Remake, it’ll have its differences. Extra battles (some’ll be optionals, tough but rewarding), Hoenn Pokemon (in every area, and hard to find) New areas, Remapped some dungeons (so your old guides wont work) , Extra recurring characters (some’ll hate you, some’ll help you)
Note that the hack is incomplete but feel free to enjoy the hack as-is.
Hi! So this is my first hack ever, it is nothing special, just a short one (7 exits + Bowser's castle) inspired by other fan-made games! Overall difficulty isn't extremely high, but it is significantly harder than original Super Mario World. I beat it without savestates, it took me A LOT of time but my skill level is around original SMW. You also can expect infinite lives and retry system ;) So... thank you for downloading, and I hope you'll enjoy it! Romano338 NOTE : some small freezes may occur during the cutscenes in Bowser's fight. It should not affect the gameplay or crash the game. ~ YOUTUBE PLAYTHROUGH ~ https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLka3e3ZVuyBZ11HfjkZuQuOkneyH7H37s ~ VERSION 2.0 ~ - Retry system added! - No more obligatory midway after collecting dragon coins (as midways don't save them) (so Lunar Dragon route is way more comfortable) - Unintended skipping strats fixed in 'How Original' and 'Sounds Familiar' - Less waiting in 'How Original' (with shorter guide lines) - 'Sounds Familiar': info-box less misleading; last jump a bit less tight - Adjustements on some Yoshi coins (usually to either make them a bit more challenging, or more visible) - Death blocks are now custom - Visuals improved ~ HOW TO PLAY ~ You'll need a SNES emulator (the game was tested on SNES9x), a clean ROM of Super Mario World, and LunarIPS or FloatingIPS. Simply open LunarIPS (or FloatingIPS), click on apply patch, double-click the IPS file of this hack, then double-click the clean SMW ROM. And it's done! (on FloatingIPS it will ask you about the about the output file, just name it as you will). Now you can open the *.smc file in SNES9x. I can't really help you with playing it on SNES, since I don't have the equipment to do it myself (but if you have that kind of equipment, I'm pretty sure you know how to do it!).
