3DS Rom Hack general

>>26983510
They should've made Brendan's hair black.

>Not playing busty May

Fun fact, in Star Sapphire, both May and Brendan have blue tongues.

>>26983576
Does that do anything other than what I would assume?

>>26983510
Nope, the only others are shitty. There's Neo XY, which have a super edgy, shitty story. And then after that, it's just edgy, unfinished hacks.

>>26984013
But what is Neo XY's story?

>>26984013
Isn't there an ORAS hack by Dray? Think it's called Sinking Sapphire.

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I can't fucking wait until the day 3DS romhacks, with custom models and events, are possible. I know it'll take forever, but god damn.
>mfw Colosseum/Gale of Darkness Remakes

>>26984013
The difficulty is perfect, though.

>>26984047
Team Plasma and Team Flare have teamed up to doom the world and you, my special snowflake protagonist are the chosen one by Prof.Sycamore to carry out Operation M.E M. E Stands for Mega Evolution to stop their nefarious plot.

Battle through the exact same region, gyms and trainers with a twist! Every few trainers you see are actually supposed to be your friends Shauna, Tierno, Trevor and Calem who have just suddenly ran up on you!

Also your mother is hitting the bottle a little too hard because isnt that funny?

>>26983510
How is Rutile Ruby/Star Sapphire. I've been playing Sinking Sapphire by Drayano for a couple hours and it's been a pretty good challenge for Gyms.

I read a bit on Rutile Ruby but it sounds a bit tedious and I don't particularly like the idea of hitting level 100 by the 8th Gym since I like to switch my team around a lot.

>>26983576
Post the busty May, I want to see how it looks.

>>26984642
>>26984047
Well actually I'm wrong to say exact same trainers, they've been updated to be more challenging with their Pokemon actually having better movesets, more POkemon and IVs.

>>26984108
>custom models
But that's already possible. And there's already a hack of Gale of Darkness that updates it to closer to today's standards.