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Hellfire

Original game : Batman: The Video Game

Platform : NES

Author : Inventor

Release date : 01 January 2000

Category : Improvement

Patch version : 1.0

Modifications : G

Downloads : 990

ROM Information

Batman - The Video Game (USA).nes - NOINTRO
CRC32: 395569EC
MD5: 2E9F52556273AA735D0E75649541D812
SHA-1: 73B33E67E3C9E1116F9FCB021B10BB1171B8696A
SHA-256: B309BA13D978CE2CC12BC0878886CC1560B8EACBFF55015E56AA7F3609F8CFEC

Hack description

Here is a hack for Batman which changes most of the enemy sprites in the game. Also the playable character sprites have been changed as well as some of the level graphics.

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Reviews

Not completedKuda2021-11-11Version 1.0

Scenarios 1 to 3 are well hacked in a humorous way, unfortunately the rest of the game remained the same. I wouldn't know whether to recommend this hack or not.

Feels IncompleteMegafield642014-10-15-

This is a review of version 1.0.

At first glance, Hellfire appears to be a great graphical hack. The sprites that have been changed appear comical while the hero (formally Batman) has been changed into a weird looking Ninja Turtle. Even the story sequence that plays when the title screen is left on without starting the game has the Joker and Vicki Vale portraits changed into characters in Hogan's Alley. Despite some of the text in the story left unchanged, this hack was very intriguing.

Unfortunately, only the early stage bosses and portraits were changed. Starting around stage 3 is where it appears that Inventor stopped working on the hack as the third boss is the first that has been left unchanged. With the third and fifth bosses and the Joker being left unchanged, as well as the ending, this hack ended up being a disappointment. It is difficult to determine whether this is a hack that can or cannot be recommended because where the hack is finished is great and creates a rather humorous atmosphere, but once the part of the game that is left unchanged is reached, all uniqueness is lost and feels unfinished.