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For sure, as you said, gotta do what you enjoy.

Course, as far as the tool making concept goes, (again my personal opinion) more versitile tools are always a winner. Regardless of how you look at it. Granted, for the most part, the tools we have now cover just about everything you could expect a tool to do (most things not tool-editable at this point are just way to versitile to program, events for instance.)

As I've said before, tools that are more hack friendly and versitile, always kickass. Verse most tools on the self now that can't handle fairly basic hex edits without breaking the tool. On that subject (if the PC version really is that close in data structure, an editor that was versitile enough to edit all (or at least several different versions) would seriously kickass, epic without doubt. Pipe dream maybe, but come on, standardized tools? Switch versions without having to learn new tools...

Back on topic, can't argue with the greatness of molesting a PC version of the game without having to relearn everything from scratch. Course, one of the reasons snes is popular is because its easy to get started. Tools that even a 10 year old can learn to use, resulting in the desire to learn hex (even to a minor extent) when they hit the limits off the tools. While the PC version may be easier to make advanced changes, the "gateway" drugs aren't there to get a person hooked.

BUT, there is something else to look at, even if the PC game itself doesn't tickle your fancy. There are alot of PC game modders out there that have never touched a ROM. New ideas in the pool, maybe even mods that can be converted over to SNES versions. Not likely but possible sure.

I've got to stop trying to make post while I'm half asleep. Way to much rambling. Last comment though, I still get the feeling there is a way around vram. The SNES is just to versitile overall, combine that with emulation methods. Yeah there has to be a way to "fix" it.

All said and done, still good to hear of progress being made. Doesn't matter what the final result is, don't see it being bad in any form.