Skeetendo

All Kirby games. Also Legend of Zelda: Links Awakening.
Hope that You like em'

Yeah, those two games are great. Besides Pokemon, the Oracle series were the games I played the most.

Don't know if you've seen Lin's board for LA/Oracles hacking. It might do that board and this one some good to merge. At the moment this place is more like a retro section of PokéCommunity, despite being about the GBC in general.

Do you mean for the GBA? The Digimon games for the GBC appear to be of Chinese origin, there's some Engrish videos on YouTube.

I'll check it out. Yeah, it'd be neat to see more interest in hacking those games because I've always been curious about them but the community seemed so small and that was enough deterrent for me when I started getting interested in hacking.

Another good games for GameBoyColor are: MegaMan Xtreme I&II.

You have a brain??? If you have one USE IT!!!!!
Naruto and digimon games are from GBA, i never see gbc games for naruto and digimon

Oh Wario Land 3 is a good game for GBC, Is from my favorites

Lin's board doesn't seem to have much activity right now. I suggested merging Skeetendo with Lin's board earlier because more attention could be given to GBC hacking in general (Pokémon; Zelda; what other members have mentioned here; and so on). That was really the plan back when Twilight Hacking started. The associated site for various downloads, Twilight Catacombs, was more in that direction. Perhaps if merging did occur then a new board name could be used. Skeetendo was at first the hacking group of Mateo and Pyro. Strangely, neither of them come here anymore.

TH was in reality focused on PKMN. Skeetendo, being the successor board, continued along that line. Especially since the Skeetendo hacking group worked on PKMN hacks.

My original plan for TH was to cover GBC hacking in general. Never got around to it. Thought I'd throw the idea out there, right here, anyway.

Well personally, I'm not much of a pokemon fan really. The only reason I ever began to hack pokemon games was due to playing around with CrystalMap in late 2008, and eventually, I learned how the games worked. If I was to start another hack now, I might as well try out something totally different. Maybe a hack of Final Fantasy IV would do? Not that I would start any other hack anymore.. programming studies along with rom hacking are more than enough for me.

Of course, some people like game development, and I might also be developing games in the future, but for now, I doubt that. I think I will much rather want to use my "expertise" (which I as of now don't have... at least, not much) for something that would be actually useful.

But anyway... I think many others think likewise I do; stag, comet, koolboyman, danny, vitharix, and the list goes on and on (though I could be wrong!). They somehow "got stuck" in this scene just as I did, but instead of playing pokemon games, or even hacking them, they would much rather investigate and see how the games are coded. I find that more fun than playing hacks, or games, these days as well.

Last edited by Miksy91 (2014-01-21 21:10:32)

I agree with this. I stumbled onto hacking games in early high school after using emulators to play games during free periods, and after I found how to use gameshark codes, it became clear to me that much more was possible. Then I got interested in the Pokemon Alpha and Beta stuff, and after a while I stumbled onto specifically Pokemon hacking by visiting a thread on here. Anyway, I've always had an interest in the workings of video games and since I found that this community had tools, frequent users, and plenty of documentation, it was pretty easy to stick around start doing some stuff myself. I appreciate the creative aspect more than anything and it seems like a huge accomplishment to complete something extensive. It would be nice though, to not be stuck in the box of Pokemon hacking. (It's my own decision where to focus my attention, of course, but you get my point.) As I've gone deeper into this stuff it's obvious that there is a lot that translates to other games, and other things that translate completely, so it shouldn't be as game-specific as it seems to be. As Hat was saying, it could do some good to have an influx of users working in a similar manner as users here in order to further the knowledge and understanding of GB hacking. But that's just an opinion.