May 24, 2008 - This is a list of hacks for many games,but mostly nes&snes games.If you see anything. Legend of Zelda: Curse From The Outskirts.

Recently I played Zelda Minish Cap for the first time and after getting through the first dungeon I realized the game was just like the Oracles and needed a level editor. I've only attempted GBA hacking once before but regardless I dove right in and now it's a project that's made decent progress. Right now it only has map viewing, which I'm pretty sure is flawless but I'm not entirely sure since I haven't even beaten the game yet! Here's a screenshot. The layout isn't official or anything but to actually get the maps displaying took a few days. The compression used is the regular GBA LZ77 for everything. Before releasing it, I plan on having the basic stuff for a hack - character editing, warp editing, map property editing (I already have this data figured out), connection editing, level editing (obviously), chest editing, and anything else I feel is necessary.

Download video my name is khan full movie sub indo. There might be a few events that can't be relocated. For instance, there's one fusion (or set of fusions) that actually re-arranges the contents of a section of Hyrule Field. I think it removes several trees. Other fusions result in things like stairwells appearing where a pond used to be, or beanstalks protruding from the ground and leading the player to a secret area in the clouds.

If the editor changes those parts of the map that are normally affected by these events, then it could lead to some issues. Of course it all depends on how it works; however, I would imagine yes because something like this would be to good to pass up on. Looking back at the Oracle games, one of the major things wanted was the ability to have something done in one room affect something in another; which users could do after the creation of ZOSE (Zelda Oracles Script Editor). We should be able to modify kinstones to do exactly that, and even take the alteration part of it and use it with a different trigger (instead of the kinstone fusion). Of course it all depends on how it works; however, I would imagine yes because something like this would be to good to pass up on.

Looking back at the Oracle games, one of the major things wanted was the ability to have something done in one room affect something in another; which users could do after the creation of ZOSE (Zelda Oracles Script Editor). We should be able to modify kinstones to do exactly that, and even take the alteration part of it and use it with a different trigger (instead of the kinstone fusion). Lin, are you still working on this? I looked for something like this years ago and was surprised to not find anything, so I'd love to see your tool released (and I would happily help if I can). I think this is the best looking 2D zelda game and I'd like to try and remake some older titles in this engine/graphical style. I know that would be a big project, probably requiring some ASM programming to change how equipment works, and some things would likely not work at all, but it seems like it would be a fun thing to try.

Not Lin, but I worked on a similar project months ago. Went ahead and uploaded an exe and the source code (C#): Yeah I had a similar idea in remaking other Zelda games in the Minish Cap engine, especially Link's Awakening or the Oracle games. 4shared.

I actually did a ton of disassembly and research into the game engine, which I could upload my notes if you're interested. It's still a project that I'd love to pick up sometime in the future, but I don't think I will be able to work on it seriously for a while, so feel free to use my code to start your own.