Simon Belmont, himself in possession of a seventh relic, must once again deliver his homeland from the forces of evil. Using the power of the relics, Lord Ghulash has begun terrorizing the countryside, resurrecting the souls of vile creatures and wicked men. Taking place after the events of Castlevania, Lord Ghulash, a Necromancer and old acquaintance of Dracula, has retrieved six of seven relics of power from the ruins of Dracula’s castle. The hack is also much more difficult than the original game, requiring you to grind quite a bit.Ĭastlevania: The Holy Relics – Castlevania (NES) The song “MEGALOVANIA” eventually made its way into Undertale. For this hack, Fox created new enemies (including tentacle-faced dogs, reanimated Starmen corpses and zombies), new areas to explore, and new music. Probably one of the more infamous ROM hacks, the EarthBound Halloween Hack plays much the same as in the original EarthBound, but with a decidedly darker tone in terms of the visuals, humour and story. Along the way, Varik encounters increasingly horrible things. Pirkle, now campaigning on a law & order platform, to track down a mysterious creature who mutilated and ate a little girl’s parents in Twoson. Taking place in an alternate timeline several months after the end of EarthBound where Ness doesn’t return to Onett, you play as a bounty hunter named Varik (of Brandish fame). Google is your friend if you’re looking for more information on emulation, using these hacks, and so on.ĮarthBound Halloween Hack – EarthBound (SNES)Ĭreated by Toby Fox (of Undertale fame) back in 2008, this hack creates an entirely new story for the classic SNES RPG, EarthBound. Just as a legal note, none of the links in this article lead to the actual ROM images. Here are some reworkings of games by fans that either offer a whole new way of playing a game with a horror makeover, or just enhance the original game to add that something that was “missing” from the original release. After all, the creativity of fans is shown time and time again when it comes to modding on PC, so why not consoles? Obviously, the topics of ROM hacking and video game emulation are reserved for a different website, but that shouldn’t stop us from touching on them for this specific purpose. All the talk of BillyTime!Games‘ ROM hack of Ghostbusters on the Sega Genesis got us thinking of other horror-themed ROM hacks that you may not be aware of.
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