Discover the most played and best Pokemon ROM Hacks of the year based on mentions, downloads, game ratings and recommendations from real users. Without a doubt, the internet has given plenty of opportunities to passionate individuals to express their feelings and sharing their creativity through great creations. If you are into Pokemon gaming, there are plenty of Pokemon game titles released available for different gaming consoles, but none of these are for free. Although purchasing a game is always an excellent approach, this is not always an option to some.

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If you ever heard of you may not want to miss the opportunity to play any of these classic Pokemon games. Are video games that have been modified by fans to create an entirely new looking and improved version of a game. See Also: I did a thorough research for the best Pokemon ROM Hacks from different sources such as Reddit, Youtube, PokemonCommunity, Facebook, Twitter and came up with ten lists of the most mentioned and most played ROM hack title of the year.

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Best Pokemon ROM Hacks of 2018 1. Pokemon Glazed Pokemon Glazed is an Emerald based ROM hack with plenty of new features, stunning effects, amazing new tiles, and sprites. I bet you want to see all legendaries from Kanto to Sinnoh and eight from Unova or catch at least one of them?

Pokemon Glazed lets you pick from the five starter Pokemon instead of three and even capture all five starters and there are other more features awaiting for you to discover. Glazed got tons of positive feedback with high ratings coming from different online sources which makes it in the first spot of the best Pokemon ROM hacks in the list.

Pokemon Prism You might hear the phrase saying, “Do not judge a book by its cover” but with Pokemon Prism, you cannot judge the game by its design and oldie looking. Pokemon Prism is a Pokemon Crystal based ROM hack, despite the title’s low-quality looking tiles, effects, and color, Pokemon Prism has an outstanding gameplay. Unfortunately, for some reasons or maybe due to Prism’s growing popularity, Nintendo sent a cease & desist order to stop the development of the game. However, the Pokemon Prism’s build file has leaked online, making it available for download but has missing features from the final version, yet the game is fully functional. Pokemon Adventures: Red Chapter Pokemon Adventures Red Chapter is a FireRed based ROM hack with story that follows almost similar with Pokemon Adventures Red Manga but with some changes and improvements to make the game more entertaining. Also, what’s the best with Adventures Red Chapter is that you can play with new Pokemon from the newest generations as well as Dragon and Fairy type Pokemon.

Day and night system is in the game and a perfect match for the weather effect. If you have read and like the Pokemon Adventures Red Manga you will like this even more. Pokemon Liquid Crystal You cannot go wrong when you decide to play Pokemon Liquid Crystal. Liquid Crystal is a FireRed based ROM hack that follows the plot of Pokemon Crystal but with plenty of unique and entertaining features.

If you find the Day and Night magnificent, you will surely also love the real weather effects plus the updated graphics (see screenshot) and maps. It takes months of hard work to create a game like this and needs serious dedication, persistence, and yet the author successfully made it as one of its kind Pokemon game.

Pokemon Gaia Can’t argue with this game, Pokemon Gaia is one of the top ROM hacks and my personal favorite one. It has plenty of new features, breathtaking storyline, new tiles, new Pokemon, colorful battle scenes and more. Gaia got the second spot for PokemonCommunity Hack hall of fame in the year 2014 and achieved the first position for the year 2015 with hundreds to thousands of positive reviews. Who does not like Mega Evolution?

The original FireRed does not have Mega evolution, which makes it too boring for some but with Pokemon Gaia, everything has changed. All you have to do is obtain the mega ring, get the right mega stone for your Pokemon and enjoy the mega evolution. The game development is still in progress, and there’s a rumor that the version 3 is coming out soon so this would be so much exciting. Pokemon Ash Gray Play as Ash Ketchum and begin your adventure as a new Pokemon trainer in Pokemon Ash Gray. Although the game has not updated for several years; but still one of the most popularly played ROM hack.

Sometimes you may need more fun with your Ash Gray game, here are some of the most popular and handy. Ash Gray follows the same plot as the Pokemon anime story but with new maps, sprites, tiles, and other modifications which make it look very different from the original Pokemon FireRed version game. Pokemon Ash Gray is a must download ROM hack, you will never regret when you play it with your favorite Gameboy Advance emulator. Pokemon Clover Pokemon Clover is a no ordinary ROM hack, and the team behind it made an enormous effort to create the game, and it is a phenomenal creation. Clover is for you if you seek for a unique Pokemon gaming entertainment experience. Pokemon Clover has a funny storyline, jokey characters and has 386 fresh new weird looking fakemons with strange names.

Pokemon Cloud White Pokemon Cloud White is an another FireRed based ROM hack with tons of new and cool unique features. Cloud White also has mega evolution which fans would love. Also, you will surely enjoy battling or catching the 540 Pokemons from gen 1 to 6 while beating the new evil teams. Almost everything has updated which you will never know it is a FireRed game.

If you haven’t done so, download Pokemon Cloud White today and play it with your GBA favorite emulator. Pokemon Dark Rising Some say the game is just too hard to complete, but it is not always the case. In fact, this is one of my most favorite ROM hacks I ever played. If Dark Rising is too hard for you, the improved version called Kaizo would fit your needs.

Pokemon Dark Rising has sequels which are worth to check out, Dark Rising II, Pokemon Dark Rising: Order Destroyed and Pokemon Dark Rising Origins: World Collide are pretty amazing ROM hacks that everyone should play. Pokemon Flora Sky Pokemon Flora Sky is the last in the list, but not because it is less popular as compared to the other nine listed Pokemon ROM hacks, but because it should be included in your top ten must play Pokemon ROM hacks. Flora Sky is a completed Emerald based ROM hack which got hundreds of positive reviews online. It has amazing colorful tiles with epic battle scenes.

The game gets harder after obtaining badges which make it more challenging and fun. For extra adventure, Flora Sky is also perfect for Nuzlocke. Poll: Top 10 Readers’ Choice Pokemon ROM Hacks Cast your vote and select your top 10 Pokemon ROM hacks. Rom hacks with the highest number of votes will be added to “Readers’ Choice Pokemon ROM Hacks”. This poll is exclusive for visitors of PokemonCoders.com. Pokemon Glazed.

Pokemon Prism. Pokemon Adventures: Red Chapter. Pokemon Liquid Crystal. Pokemon Gaia. Pokemon Ash Gray.

Pokemon Clover. Pokemon Cloud White. Pokemon Dark Rising.

Pokemon Flora Sky. Pokemon League of Legends. Pokemon Mega Power. Pokemon Theta Emerald. Pokemon Theta Emerald EX. Pokemon Shiny Gold Sigma. Pokemon Ultra Shiny Gold Sigma.

Pokemon Resolute. Pokemon Snakewood. Pokemon Eclipse.

Pokemon Blazed Glazed. Nameless FireRed Project. Pokemon Dark Rising 2.

Pokemon Light Platinum. Pokemon Cloud White 2. Conclusion There are hundreds, and continuously growing number of Pokemon ROM hacks popping out on the internet available for download without a cost. Some of them are good, and some need further improvement.

Pokemon ROM hacking is famous few years back till the present days, and the good thing is, you can play it on your mobile device unlike before when it is available only for PC. Have you tried any of the listed recommended Pokemon ROM hacks? I would like to hear your feedback.

Did I miss your favorite ROM hack in the list? Don’t hesitate to name it and let’s discuss it here. Pokemon Glazed. Pokemon Prism.

Pokemon Adventures: Red Chapter. Pokemon Liquid Crystal. Pokemon Gaia. Pokemon Ash Gray. Pokemon Clover. Pokemon Cloud White. Pokemon Dark Rising.

Pokemon Flora Sky. Pokemon League of Legends. Pokemon Mega Power. Pokemon Theta Emerald.

Pokemon Theta Emerald EX. Pokemon Shiny Gold Sigma.

Pokemon Ultra Shiny Gold Sigma. Pokemon Resolute.

Pokemon Snakewood. Pokemon Eclipse. Pokemon Blazed Glazed.

Nameless FireRed Project. Pokemon Dark Rising 2.

Pokemon Light Platinum. Pokemon Cloud White 2.

( Many thanks to Cosmo2389 for making a nice banner!) Lets go over a few things: Well lets go over a few things.These hacks were not made by me!This is a list of hacks for many games,but mostly nes&snes games.If you see anything amazing tell me,and I will add it to the list,and give you credit for mentioning it.Soon when we make a large list I will put them all in one folder,and host it on megaupload. If there are any broken links please report it to me,or if there is anything amazing I did not mention please report it.I will update the list every two days with your contributions. Tools that are needed. For use with:Metroid From the author: “This is a 100% complete patch: Most of the map was totally deleted so the game was built again from scratch. Items are moved, puzzles are changed, and there is no such thing as a dead end.

It is hard both mentally and physically, but I avoided such design flaws as having to bomb arbitrary points in the floor or placing enemies so that you get smacked in the face on the way in or out of rooms. Metroid fans should love this! It's essentially a brand new NES Metroid game.

Also, minor text and graphics hacks were done, but mostly just for packaging purposes, (As in, the title screen was changed, mostly). If you like Metroid at all, you should pick this up!” Metroid Genocide. This is probably the best Zelda hack out there.

Almost every single thing possible to modify in the game has been modified. This hack exemplifies the talented individuals in our community. Anybody even remotely interested in ROMhacking should give this one a try! The old world map has been completely overwritten by the new one.

You are guaranteed not to recognize any locations from the previous game. All location of dungeons and secreats have been changed as well. Secrets are now locked according to what quest you're playing. For example, the rock you push to find a dungeon won't move on the second quest, so you have to find a new entrance somewhere else in the world. The game allows each secret to be set to 1st Quest, 2nd Quest, both, or neither.

So, many places where you can bomb, burn, push things and use the recorder are quest-specific. Most of the monsters have new graphics (including all bosses) and some even have new colors. There are 42 possible block, water & statue arrangements for the many dungeon rooms, and all but 3 are brand new. That's just a taste of what has been changed and how much work went into this hack! For use with:Super Mario World This game has the most astounding bosses ever.Bosses from other games are used.

This is an awesome hack, I was really feeling like I was actually playing the bosses from other games. Even that 4 headed giant Yoshi Hidden Boss was awesome in some way. ASMs are out of normal. This should have taken years to create! The level design is not as bad as people say consider that level hacking has been practiced and enhanced since the first day SMW hacking was started.

The hack is not too hard and this is really a good thing. Chrono Trigger: Prophet’s Guile. Created by: FuSoYa For use with: Super Mario World What started out as just a demo of what Lunar Magic could do, turned into a full hack of Super Mario World that's complete right to the end.

This patch is so expansive it expands the size of the ROM to 48mbits! This truly a great hack! NOTE: This patch is made for a 48mbit expanded version of Super Mario World. Please use Lunar Expand to expand you Super Mario world ROM before applying this patch as explained in the 'readme' file! Super Mario Bros.

Created by:Golden Yoshi For use with:Super Mario World:Yoshi's Island What this hack features: # 50 all-new levels of classic Yoshi's Island design! Journey through 5 worlds to reunite Baby Mario with Baby Luigi. # Now unlock an Extra and a Secret level by scoring 100% on each world! # Enhanced Yoshi colors! Every Yoshi now has its own boot colors, as seen in the introduction scene. Plus, two new Yoshi colors, gray and black, for the Extra and Secret levels.

# Pit of 50 Trials, inspired by the Pit of 100 Trials in the Paper Mario series. The pirate bay movies free download. How many floors can you beat?

And what will you win? # Custom level icons Super Metroid: Cliffhanger. For use with:Yoshi's Island Instead of screenshots, I'll link the three movies to give a sample of what to expect: Features: -54 or whatever brand spanking new levels, ranging from easy difficulty to pretty damn hard difficulty.Lengthly levels, ranging from 5 minutes to half an hour (there are plenty of mid-rings, but you can use save states I guess if you get stuck badly) -The first Yoshi's Island hack to ever have ExGFX, so to speak. All the level icons are edited, and most sprites have slight GFX edits.Some slightly tweaked music, but again, that's another thing I lost motivation on.And more stuff which I don't remember. Patches for Translations,Re-translations,and Spoofs: Chrono Trigger Re-translation.

Thanks to distorted.frequency for mentioning it. For use with:Chrono Trigger Ozzie's name is originally Vinegar.XD All dialogue in the game, as well as all lists of items, weapons, armor, locations, etc. Have been rendered in English once more. A clearer portrayal of Chrono Trigger as intended by its Japanese creators is now available. It is not the opinion of this project that Ted Woolsey's official translation was bad or insufficient in any way - only that some essence of the game was lost or altered, given Nintendo of America's censorship standards and the inability of the game to hold all the original text when translated to English.

For use with:Clock Tower(J) Clock Tower SFC is the prequel to the game we know in the states as Clock Tower. And while technically 'The First Fear' is not the proper subtitle for the game (it doesn´t actually have a subtitle), the game was rereleased for the PlayStation under the title Clock Tower - The First Fear, and I´ll be using that name to differentiate between it and the US version (instead of calling this Clock Tower Zero or some bullshit like that.) You play as Jennifer Simpson, fleeing from the insane psycho killer Bobby Barrows (AKA 'the scissorman') in the Barrows Family Mansion. It´s also a puzzle game sort of along the lines of the Discworld games, but the puzzles are a lot less nonsensical Translation´s complete, have fun! Final Fantasy IV.

For use with:Final fantasy IV(J) Thanks to FireEmblemGuy our friendly temper for mentioning it. Final Fantasy IV was released here in the States as Final Fantasy II, and was the game to firmly establish Square as an RPG force to be reckoned with. Sadly though, the release was plagued by censors, edits, and a pretty godawful translation. Later Squaresoft rereleased FFIV in the States for Playstation as part of Final Fantasy Chronicles, complete, uncensored, and retranslated. Making an SNES translation kind of unnecessary in this day and age.

But honestly, before that came along, how else were you supposed to check out the super-cool Programmer's Room? That's right. You play the part of Cecil, commander of the Baron's airship fleet, known as the Red Wings. You've served your king faithfully over the years, but recently he's been acting weird and demanding that you retrieve the Crystals from all over the world, and by using any means necessary.

Cecil questions the king's judgement and is stripped of his command. What follows is a pretty nifty (and kinda weird) tale of good vs. Evil, with some love and loss thrown into the mix.

Granted, it's not the first FF game to have a decent plot, but it's the first to be a good game along with that. FFIV was the last truly traditional Final Fantasy game, with all the characters learning specific skills when they reached a certain level. Just like Dragon Quest! These days the game may not look like much (admit it, the graphics aren't too hot except for all the cool Mode7 stuff), but the gameplay is engaging, and the story keeps you playing. And the soundtrack is pretty sexy as well.

Final Fantasy VI. For use with:Final Fantasy(J) Thanks to FireEmblemGuy our friendly temper for mentioning it. The Japanese version of Final Fantasy III. Or the Japanese version of Final Fantasy VI, if you played the Playstation version. Between this and FF3US, the only big difference is the title screen. Anything else is just nitpicking in the translation itself. Though I admit, Pearl instead of Holy was kind of weird.

But, whaddaya going to do. When this game first came out over here, the only chance I got to play it was on my friend's SNES when I was housesitting for him and his family while they were on vacation. There weren't any open save slots, though, and I didn't want to risk deleting one that had important stuff on it, so every day I played through the game as far as I could without saving. The farthest I got was the Lete River. Not too far, but not bad for an afternoon's work. I was absolutely enthralled by the game's story, and characters, and graphical excellence.

Once SNES9x was released for the first time, I played through it again on my roommate's computer (with sound even) and got to the Floating Continent. Again, great stuff. Once I bought Final Fantasy Anthology and was set and determined to finish the game, I realized something. While the story is decent, and the characters all have slightly more personality than most RPG characters (with notable exceptions), after the Floating Continent the game does a complete 180 on play style. Instead of following the story, you're now given full control to go wherever you want in your shiny new (old) airship, and the developers expect the gameplay to carry the game until the final dungeon. And it doesn't.

Eventually you discover Espers (or Phantom Beasts, or whatever), which work a lot like your equipment in Final Fantasy IX: in battles you get points that go to your Esper. Once your Esper reaches 100% in a particular area, your character gets a certain magic spell.

The problem is, (almost) any character can equip any Esper. What the hell is the badass royal martial artist doing casting Ultima? And why can he do it just as easily as the half-esper magic user?

Eventually, all that distinguishes the characters from each other is their special moves. And honestly, why would you ever not have Edgar and Sabin in your party? Granted, the whole cookie-cutter aspect isn't as bad as FFVII, but unlike FFVII, running around in dungeons, fighting monsters and solving simple puzzles, just isn't any fun. It's enjoyable at first, but by the end all the game's faults just end up being intolerable. Playing through it becomes a chore, and eventually you'll say to hell with getting the cool Espers and items, let's just fight the stupid boss already.

So in short, play until you get to the Floating Continent. You'll enjoy it more. Granted, the story and graphics are great, and the soundtrack is easily in the all-time 10 best ever, but it's hard to say whether or not having to suffer through the actual game is worth it. Fire Emblem 3-5 Translations.

Created by eJap For use with:Tales of Phantasia Tales of Phantasia is a Super Nintendo RPG by Namco that came out in Japan in 1995. In January of 2001, the fan based English translation was released by DeJap Translations. This made it possible for us to experience Tales of Phantasia completely in English via video game emulation. Tales of Phantasia was the first RPG for the SNES to feature a full J-Pop song and tons of voice acting. Not only that, the battle system is none like anyone had experienced before. They take place in a separate battle sequence like in any other RPG, but it plays like a 2D version of Secret of Mana. Tales of Phantasia was never officially released in North America because they felt RPGs weren't popular enough at the time and that it wouldn't be worth it.

Text Translation: Text&Voice Translation: Patches for Improvements and Modifications: Chrono Trigger. ​ This small hack only changes the control setup for the game, to something closer to the newer GBA Metroid games. The opening Options menus have been altered to show the new controls for the game.

Item pickup messages and Japanese text have not been altered however. Control Changes. Run is now toggleable between Run and Walk. Moonwalk has been deleted, and the setting is now used to toggle Auto Run. Aim Up is now the only aim button, ‘Aimlock’. Holding it will make Samus aim at a certain angle, and aim higher or lower if you tap up or down. Samus also has the ability to run and aim straight up at the same time now.

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Select Item is still used to select missiles, super missiles, power bombs, or the grapple beam. It no longer selects X-ray, which now has its own button.

Items that are empty can be selected, but of course will not be used. Beams can still be used at any time, even when missiles and super missiles are selected. Item cancel has also been removed, as it now activates the x-ray scope. Aim Down has become Brandish, which, when held, will toggle between Beams and the item currently selected. This is somewhat abusable. Smile Beams can be charged and remain charged while you fire missiles, but you still have to wait for cooldown till you can release a charged shot, or else you’ll just waste your charge.

Powerbomb attacks are also now easy to control, just tap Brandish when you want to trigger them. Spinjump controls have also been improved a bit - Walljumping should be a bit easier on a d-pad, and Samus will fire in the direction you’re pressing instead of just forward, if you press fire.

The controls are configurable to ANY combination. Aim is not limited to L and R.

Super Mario World: Graphics Hack. Just wondering, what's the latest version of Shiny Gold? I haven't checked since October. As for hacks, you can't miss the two Dragoon X Omega hacks, or at the very least II. The first one is a complete overhaul of the original Dragon Warrior for the NES, while the sequel is applied to the Final Fantasy rom.

Applied to (U) roms, I believe. DXO: DXOII: If you're looking for retranslations, there are some for FFIV and VI that make the SNES iterations easier to read(apply them to the (J) rom): FFIV: FFVI. @B-Blue:Yes I know ZSS is pretty cool. @Twiffles okemon Shiny Gold is available on GBATemp.I wasn't going to do gba hacks only nes,snes hacks,but if I find a reasonable amount I will include them. @lukereeve:Yes this is a pretty good list,and each hack I have played is amazing @dawn.wan:Yes at least she has cloths on. I am focusing on snes hacks right now,but can't find anything good,because I have listed alot so far.If you can find something let me know. Soon I will start a list of the best nes hacks.