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The ROM identification now surpasses GoodSNES, and there are a host of other features as well.There has been much controversy on removing the firmware lock on a MBP, MBA, or similar Mac’s. (The game language is all Chinese, and the English translation will be considered after the game is completed.) Title LogoThe long awaited latest version of NSRT is here, and it provides features that far surpass that last version (2.2). I hope to share with you a Pokemon Rom hack I'm making. Hello, I'm a Pokemon Rom hacker from China. This is usually done by technically inclined video game fans to breathe new life into a cherished old game, as a creative outlet, making minor edits to change details or to make essentially new unofficial games using the old game's engine. ROM hacking is the process of modifying a video game ROM image to alter the game's graphics, dialogue, levels, gameplay, or other elements.

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It is now a competitor for GoodSNES, Cowering's SNES GoodTool.NSRT is a tool which combines many of the features common to Snestool, GoodSNES, Ucon64, SMC.com, and others. Keep your eyes on this one.- A news update I wrote posted on on June 14, 2003Nach's SNES ROM Tools is a free utility that has been available for quite a while now, but it has recently improved a great deal (during the jump from version 2.2 to version 3, which happened on June the 14th 2003). Willow was a NES RPG that used a password system to handle user progress.Full ROM database which is more optimised than GoodSNES, with more reliable detection (using CRC32).NSRT header file, which has potential to automate functions in emulators (such as setting up the SNES mouse etc.)A function to fix certain common bad dumps in ROMs like Bahamut Lagoon and Tales of Phantasia.Currently the software is command line only, but a GUI based version will follow soon.Overall, this is an essential tool, and one that appears it will only get better in the future, with NPS (Nach's patching system) support and more to come.

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If a dump is bad, and doesn't play properly, then there is absolutely no point of verifying it and putting it in a identification tool. While you might think that this is bad, and having all ROMs is better, I think that the NSRT approach is much better.For a start, bad and over dumps are not included in NSRT, for the simple reason that they are useless. NSRT has a full SNES ROM database (with CRC32 detection, unlike Cowering's GoodTools, which use the easy to fool checksum detection) which has no bad dumps, over dumps, translations, hacks, or trainers. The idea is that soon, the only tools that anyone will need for the SNES will be Ucon64 (worked on by dbjh, a friend of Nach's) and NSRT, and in fact it is heading that way now. A sign of how up to date the NSRT people are with today's SNES emulation scene is that Nach, who started the project, and is the lead coder, has also recently joined the Zsnes team, and is making improvements to the code left, right and centre with the Zsnes WIPs.NSRT can convert between formats (useful when using a copier, fix bad dumps, crack games (for copiers) if necessary, and identify and rename ROMs (this is the feature that has been worked on the most recently).

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If their patch is available already on a game, then they will get no credit.The preferred way of doing things is that people download a clean ROM image of the unpatched game, and then use soft patching with their emulator to get the game working. However, edit the config file so that it ignores bad and over dumps, and only 4759 ROMs are identified.Translation hackers such as Gideon Zhi hate their patches being included in ROM identifiers, because it means that when some websites or ftp servers host a full set of ROMs available for a system (made from the GoodTools suite) then people simply download the games, see that there is a patch, and start playing, without giving a moment's thought to the person, or more often the people, who spent hours sweating blood to get the game hacked and playable in English. To get an idea of this, GoodSNES 0.999.6 recognises exactly 4900 ROMs. The situation is not quite as bad for SNES ROMs, but there are still a heap of bad dumps. The NES GoodTools often have a ratio of about 5 or 6 bad / over dumps to each good dump for each cartridge.

There were multiple cracking groups, each of whom fought to be the first to dump and release games over the BBS networks. There are a few interesting SNES PD ROMs as well, most of them there as relics of days long ago, when there was a scene built up not around the Internet, but around BBSes. However, occasionally, someone makes a Public Domain ROM which is really worth playing, or interesting - an example would be Tetanus on Drugs for the Game Boy Advance. I'm not sure on my opinion to this - on the one hand, the vast majority of Public Domain ROMs are completely useless and not worth having (most of them are slideshows, and a good deal of them are either pornography or hentai).

Nach says he is putting pretty much every feature request he gest on the to-do list.The operation of NSRT is pretty simple, assuming you can handle a command line. If there's something you want to do to a ROM, chances are NSRT either can do it, or it is in the pipeline.Other things Nach and the team have planned include a new patch system called NPS (Nach's Patching System), the NSRT header (which allows internal ROM names to be changed to their correct titles), a feature which allows Zsnes and Snes9x save states to be renamed along with the ROMs. NSRT has a much better way of doing things, and so is the tool of choice for people translating Japanese games.Besides the database, NSRT features the usual ROM analyzing functions, which allow it to give data such as the ROM's internal title, Checksum, CRC32, format (whether it is standard, or ' interleaved' in a strange way), and any special chips the game has ( SDD-1, SPC-7110, OBC-1, DSP-1, 2, 3, 4, Super FX, Super FX-2, RTC. GoodSNES used to call Shin Megami Tensei 'Digital Devil Story' for years, and there were other such embarassing bad translations / romanizations which littered the set. For this reason, I wouldn't mind some PD ROMs being included in the NSRT database, but I won't miss them too much if they aren't there.Another thing which makes NSRT superior to GoodSNES is that the people who translate Japanes game titles are better at it than the people that Cowering uses.

When the site comes back up, it will be at - I highly advise you to pick up a copy if you're into emulation.UPDATE: As of 13/12/03, NSRT has found a permanent host at. I'll update here when it is, but in the meantime you can grab the tool on the tool page. Anyway, it seems that it is taking them a while to get the site back up. Rumours are flying, but I have no idea who did it. I hope to see more competitors for the Goodtools on other systems soon, as apparently InVerse is working on a NES counterpart.The only problem with NSRT at the moment is that the site which hosts the downloads (and also hosts the Zsnes WIP files), znes.org, is currently down, after suffering from a DOS attack from some malicious individual. At present, there is more functionality in the Command Line version due to the GUI coder having to take a break from the project, but this is being rectified.Overall, this is an essential tool for anyone.

8.3 character filenames for every database ROM. This is the first version which will actually have some stuff coded by me, but please don't let that put you off, Nach has vetted it all thoroughly.Big update: NSRT 3.3 Release Candidate 1 is here. Versions for Win32, DOS, MacOS X, and a number of *nix variations are available.Another Update: As of May 2004, version 3.2 has been out for a while and 3.3 is in production.

Enjoy!Talking to Nach on IRC, and being (sort of) on the development team.Hanging on forums.cherryroms.com far too much. The usual collection of Bug Fixes and Database updatesThis is only release Candidate 1 though, much more will be added for the final version release. Huge changes to the internal core, including new file management library