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Runs on all emulators and real hardware. A lot of glitches fixed. This patch is for the metroid 2 world rom turning the game into a full colour gameboy color rom. The patched rom will run on a gameboy color, gameboy advance, and the gameboy player. This's made by the same team which did marioland full colour romhack, I did some of the programming and fixed a few bugs. Marioland we've fixed a minor bug so look for an update in the near future.Ahh, I see you have caught the hacking bug.

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More Color Patch For Metroid 2 videos. Metroid II: Return of Samus. In the original Metroid, color was used to differentiate between Samus's Power Suit and her Varia Suit—an upgraded version.

Very nice I encourage you to take it as far as it will go (including coding/etc and eventually homebrew/demos). Ahh, I see you have caught the hacking bug. Very nice I encourage you to take it as far as it will go (including coding/etc and eventually homebrew/demos).Yeah except I'm really horrible at asm and it's hard to find people willing to spend the time to teach it. Right now I'm trying to figure out snes superfx asm stuff. I managed to get games to overclock much faster by setting the internal clock opcode to half speed but still some games are freezing once I clear a certain speed.

I'd rather use what I learn to improve existing games / make ports rather than making homebrews / demos. How does this patch compare to the one posted at Romhacking.net, which has been in use for quite a while? Is this version any different?

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It does say 1.1, but doesn't say if it's based upon that version or another one, or what changes (if any) were made. I'm unaware of the other having any game-breaking issues, just a couple glitches, and the ziip expands to a much larger IPS file, making me think that maybe that one has a lot more to it. Unless there's something I'm missing? For the record, neither of these work on VBA-M but both work on VBA1.8.0 beta3. Just wondering if there's any reason to switch to this version; a quick look-over appeared to be the same as the other one.