06-22-2015, 03:47 PM
A complete FF4 hack made by PinkPuff, also the creator of the hacking tool FF4kster. I'll surely give this hack a shot in the next few weeks as the changes made to the game seems interesting.
You can download it here: http://www.romhacking.net/hacks/2461/
From the readme:
This is a complete hack of Final Fantasy 4 (2 US) for SNES which shows off many of the features of the hacking utility, FF4kster. There are a few assembly hacks which cannot be achieved within the editor alone, but they are few in number and mostly for cosmetic purposes.
It may seem at first that the changes are limited to gameplay and the plot is unchanged, but don't worry, there is a point in the plot after which it branches from the original and begins an entirely new chain of events. There are many interesting choices you can make which will impact certain details of the game. Some of these involve the configuration of your party.
Currently, it is possible to attempt to add a character to an already full party. Doing this is bad (don't worry, the game will warn you when you are about to add a character). It not only will cause that character to be permanently lost into oblivion, but it will still set the relevant plot flags (incorrectly), and I've even seen it even cause other strange glitches. In a later release I will most likely have a way to detect your current party size and have it so the game will not even allow you to do such a thing, but for now, I'm working with what I have.
You can download it here: http://www.romhacking.net/hacks/2461/
From the readme:
This is a complete hack of Final Fantasy 4 (2 US) for SNES which shows off many of the features of the hacking utility, FF4kster. There are a few assembly hacks which cannot be achieved within the editor alone, but they are few in number and mostly for cosmetic purposes.
It may seem at first that the changes are limited to gameplay and the plot is unchanged, but don't worry, there is a point in the plot after which it branches from the original and begins an entirely new chain of events. There are many interesting choices you can make which will impact certain details of the game. Some of these involve the configuration of your party.
Currently, it is possible to attempt to add a character to an already full party. Doing this is bad (don't worry, the game will warn you when you are about to add a character). It not only will cause that character to be permanently lost into oblivion, but it will still set the relevant plot flags (incorrectly), and I've even seen it even cause other strange glitches. In a later release I will most likely have a way to detect your current party size and have it so the game will not even allow you to do such a thing, but for now, I'm working with what I have.