of the SNES game ?Ī: No I won't and I'm unable to. Q: Will you make a hack that restores the font/dialogue boxes/palette/etc. If anything else is affected by this patch specifically this is a bug and should be reported. Q : Does this hack affect anything else in the game ?Ī : No, it shouldn't.
Should I play the GBA version with this patch ?Ī : Yes! The original GBA versions features Game Boy Color sound which seriously hinders the enjoyability of the soundtrack, and some musical instruments were removed entierely. Q : I've never played the SNES version of Breath of Fire / Breath of Fire II. In the japanese version of Breath of Fire II, the intro (which is not present in neither the EU or US version) is silent, likely because the main volume is erreneously set to 0. A faster/higher quality sound mixer is used, thanks to ipatix Music data from the SNES games is added, re-using instruments banks already present in the GBA versions If it is for any reason necessary to make a version which fit in 4MB please contact me. Note that it would be very likely to be possible to make un-expanded Europe and N.America bof2 roms, but this would be more annoying to make so I didn't bother, as I don't think any flash cart is restricted to 4MB and can't support 8MB. That also means the patched ROMs will still contain the original GBA sound data, that is left unused. All this hack does is add new music data from the SNES games that actually makes use of the SNES instruments which are already there.īecause the new music data was slightly larger in ROM size in both games, I decided to insert it elsewhere in the ROM, sometimes expanding it to the upper power of 2, rather than trying to squeeze as much data as possible where the original GBA music data was and place the leftover somewhere else. Yet, all the original SNES instruments are alreaedy in the GBA ROMs. Unfortunately the sound quality suffered in the GBA ports, many instruments are replaced by GameBoy Color sound channels instead of being played back by the original instruments.
Breath of Fire and its sequel, Breath of Fire II, have been originally released by Capcom for the SNES in the mid 90s and then re-released by Capcom for the GBA in the early 2000s.
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