Best Super Nintendo Improvement Patches, Part 2 - SNESdrunk

Big thanks to R1SKbreaker and LHCGreg for pointing out many of these patches for me.

GAMES COVERED:

[XjustinX]

It always feels super weird when I see my work on the Zero Project being talked about or seeing people play through it and stuff. It's almost dreamlike honestly.

I'm ecstatic that people still enjoy the work I put into it and the extra help from Metalwario64 and others! Hoping to see people keep enjoying what the project has become even if it doesn't fix the core issues of X3. It'll always be my first love project on the SNES.

Thank you for talking about it in here SNES drunk! Not something I expected to see or hear. Had a couple people message me about this and I had to double take lol. Thank you again so much!

[VicHD]

6:12 The fact that someone literally made a patch to stop Baby Mario from crying is downright hilarious.

[RodimusPrimal]

This was a really pleasant surprise. Thank you so much for recommending Namingway Edition and Ted Woolsey Uncensored Edition. I am really glad you enjoyed them!

[LilDeuceDeuce]

I owned 7th Saga as a kid and really loved the atmosphere and different character combinations, but could never beat it because of how badly broken it was. The main problem was, when they localized it, they made your PC gain way less stats per level, but forgot to change the rival NPCs' advancement rate. So you needed to grind to beat the regular enemies, but if you did too much grinding the other NPCs would be way more powerful, gaining more stats per level; it was one of the only RPGs back then where grinding just made it harder. I played all the way through 7th Saga with the Elnard patch a year ago. It's great, doesn't feel cheap or too easy, really just makes it a proper well-balanced game.

[StarkMaximum]

I really love how SNES patches range from "I retranslated this entire RPG to make it more accurate to the original also I fixed all of these really annoying bugs and also threw in a couple of bonus features just for funsies" all the way to "I don't like how Mario hits a block so I changed how Mario hits a block"

[BassForever]

Zero Project is one of my favorite hacks of all time, I’m glad you covered it

[blackenedwritings]

Amazing what some people are able to do with these games. A big "Thank you" to everyone who spends hours upon hours to improve the classics of our childhood. And to you as well for giving them a plattform.

[Alianger]

1:25 One could say a little bit of blast processing really helped these games.

[KTF]

Wow, I never noticed the brick physics in All-Stars

[TheLoganLives]

These videos are a great way to breathe life into these retro titles and also encourage people to try them out if they haven't before. More of these uploads would be appreciated!

[DiamondLongplays]

I love this channel, always something informative on something I didn't know or even rehashing over games and things I do know but with a different perspective. Keep up the good work

[JohnDoe-wqeu]

I really like this series of videos (or video series) Re-translations, uncensor patches and drastically reduced/removed slow down and great additions.
These are the people of the fandom I am truly the biggest fans of. Thank you all wherever you are.

[obsidianchao]

This just made my morning! Have an awesome holiday everyone!

[TheGunmanChannel]

Hell yeah brother 🤙 cheers for all the awesome vids man.

[actionhanz]

the work that these guys still put into these old games is astonishing and very much appreciated. thanks for you video.

[dionysus]

I absolutely LOVE the early sounds of SNES, like the Pilotwings track played at the end of this video.

[Martial_Autist]

I've been playing the elnard patch for a while now and I'm having a blast. 10/10 would recommend.

[mashakos]

This video is basically the perfect SNES youtube video for me. Answers the age old questions:
what if Contra III didnt have crappy slow downs that made us seg afans laugh our asses off?
What if the Super Mario Bros. SNES remake didnt suck?
What if the damn baby just shut up in Yoshi's Island?

you sir have revealed the answers to a thousand years of console philosophical debates in one fell swoop.

[Undeadspelldragon]

Recently beat my super famicom copy of ff6 on Retron 5 with the Woolsey patch. It is sooo good, highly recommend

[zaxbit]

I love these vids, the ROM patching scene is so hard to keep a track on. Anything seemingly small/niche in the classic gaming scene does my heart proud.