Retro Hackers LogoGuestLog in

Summer Tree
News
Database
Users
Projects
Game Ports
Videos
Music
Material
Feedback

Super Mario RPG JPN/PAL Button Colors

Original game : Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars

Platform : SNES

Author : Lavos1999

Release date : 06 December 2017

Category : Improvement

Patch version : 1.0

Modifications : G

Downloads : 2501

ROM Information

Super Mario RPG (U)
No Header
crc32 45299a73
crc32b 1b8a0625
md5 d0b68d68d9efc0558242f5476d1c5b81

Hack description

This patch simply changes the battle screen button colors & Bowyer's buttons to reflect those of the JPN/PAL region SNES/SFC Controllers.

Screenshots

Contributions

ContributorType of contributionDescription
Lavos1999HackingHack, Screenshots, Readme.

Reviews

It's the littlest details that can make a differenceTheGreatGreninja2023-06-25Version 1.0

I love the colorful buttons on the snes controller and getting to be able to play the US version of this game with this patch really makes the battles "pop" even if it's such a minor detail, highly recommend this small patch.

An Aesthetic NecessityBlackSunshine2021-10-06Version 1.0

Essential for rectifying an annoying nitpick being the bland dreary colours of the NTSC pad and console aesthetic. Works great for other Super Mario RPG hacks too like Bob-Omb Mafia. Great!

A neat (albeit minor) change!phantom_with_a_rose2018-12-17Version 1.0

The title of the patch speaks for itself: if you've ever wanted to play "Super Mario RPG" with the different battle screen button colors (as they originally appeared in the Super Famicom version of the game), this is for YOU! Granted, it IS a minor change, but is still much more appealing to the eyes with its green, blue, red, and yellow button colors (especially when compared to the bland all-purple button colors used in the North American Super Nintendo release). Definitely worth checking out!

Neat.Chronosplit2017-12-09Version 1.0

This does what it says. The nice thing about this patch is that the buttons no longer stick out with the colorful majority of the game. Sure the change was warranted, but this alternative is more pleasing to the eye.

Simple, but LovelyMother Kojiro2017-12-09Version 1.0

This patch does exactly what it advertises, so give it a whirl! It might sound silly, but I've always wanted something like this, just because the different attack options look really neat with the Super Famicom colors, and this is a much simpler solution than translating the Japanese version. Thanks, Lavos1999!