Rodger Rabbit:FDS -> NES

This is my 2nd transformation I plan to make of an NES game to its FDS counterpart, that is The Bugs Bunny Crazy Castle into Rodger Rabbit. The 1st one was the Doki Doki Panic transformation.

There's pretty much the title screen I left unedited, but I changed the sprites and pallete used in the game-play anyway, even the ending!

Here's a download link anyway.

My Little... update to Pony Poki Panic.

Update (2/15/17): ...Don't ask why I came back here.

My Edit of Pony Poki Panic

You already know Pony Poki Panic, but here are 3 edits I put in the hack:

1)Title Screen (Correctly says "Pony Poki Panic" instead of "Pony Poki Bros. 2", palette change because of Twilight Sparkle placed under the title, and (C)2011 HERO1000 expanded to (C)2011, 2012 H.O.T. 1000/Kris V.)

2)Looping Animation (now it uses the 8th frame because I changed 1FB05's value from 26 to 28)

3)Fixed "Bonus Game" in the slot machine

DDP and SMB2 - Platform Switch!

Ever wonder what happens if Doki Doki Panic and Super Mario Bros. 2 switched their platforms? Now, you'll know because of these hacks I developed.

(Click on the title of the ROM Hack to download)

 Doki Doki Panic! NES Edition

I realized that the Super Mario 2 Beta featured tons of elements similar to those in Doki Doki Panic (slot machine, non-animated sprites, running disability, etc.), so I had the thought of reconverting the SMB2 Beta into a cartridge version of Doki Doki Panic.

Edit (6/20/13)
-Title screen music removed
-Matched the character selection screen with the original one
-Deleted the sound effect used when a character is selected

Edit (7/1/13)
(12 PM) I moved the characters' positions around to be equivalent to those of DDP. Yes, everybody's properties are still the same, but the ending glitches are now gone thanks to that.
(4 PM) Sorry about the ending. Well, I fixed it.

Super Mario Bros. 2 - FDS Special

I wanted to see what would happen if Super Mario 2 really was a hack of Doki Doki Panic, so this had to be made. After you play it for a bunch, it'll feel like you're playing the Super Mario 2 prototype but forgetting that you're literally playing Doki Doki Panic.

DDP (C) 1987 Nintendo/Fuji TV
SMB2 (C) 1988 Nintendo