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Ever since I played SOR Remake, SOR II, and SOR III, it's been very difficult for me to go back and play the original due to how much the sequels improved the base game. While I'm aware that there's a specific route you can take in Remake that allows you to play a version of the original game's levels, but with the SOR II/III engine, how hard do you think it would be to do a ROM hack that follows a similar idea?
A lot would depend on if the graphics are compatible and if there's a lot of differences in the engine. A reskin in itself isn't too difficult, but changing level designs can be quite an undertaking and modifying existing elements or adding new ones could be a royal pain.
I don't think SoR hackers have been able to crack the actual levels in those games yet, so yeah, that's not going to happen any time soon. I'd love to see it, though.
For now, there's at least a hack for SoR2 that replaces Axel (or is it Max?) with Remake's version of Adam.
You know, come to think of it, it.might just be easier overall to port the SOR remake version of SOR I to the Sega CD. Maybe even throw in a bit of sprite scaling as well?
I've been wanting to see an SoR game taking advantage of the CD.
Are you familiar with sega cd programming? If so, that would probably be easier than rom hacking another game for sure. Plus, we need more sega cd games in our lives :pQuote:
Originally Posted by negative chill