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The Second Reality Project 1 (SNES Version)

Original game : Super Mario World

Platform : SNES

Author : FPI Productions

Release date : 14 February 2004

Category : Complete

Patch version : 1.0

Modifications : L

Downloads : 4773

ROM Information

Super Mario World (U) [!].smc - GOODSNES 2.04
CRC32: B19ED489
MD5: CDD3C8C37322978CA8669B34BC89C804
SHA-1: 6B47BB75D16514B6A476AA0C73A683A2A4C18765
SHA-256: 0838E531FE22C077528FEBE14CB3FF7C492F1F5FA8DE354192BDFF7137C27F5B

Hack description

This is an easier version of the original Second Reality 1 Project.
It's called SNES-Version, because this one is definitely beatable,
if you play it on a real SNES without savestates! The game for itself, it's still hard, but absolutely possible to beat. A lot of things are changed in mostly every level to decrease the difficulty. Many more midway points have been added, gameplay is edited, some enemies are deleted, more power-ups are added, and so on. I'm sure you will notice some changes. Enjoy it! :D

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Reviews

Good HackTeeporage7772017-08-25Version 1.0

A great, beatable hack. I had fun with this one. As the description stated, it is completely beatable on real hardware. It is a challenging game that I never got tired of playing. I recommend this hack for sure.

The hack also added some more checkpoints and things to dull down the difficulty. Give it a try, you wont be sorry you did.

Fun, Challenging, and Doable on Real Hardwarethunder1352017-01-29Version 1.0

This game is basically The Second Reality Project Reloaded without the graphical uplift and custom over-world map. Levels are well designed and fun to play. The over-world map is almost identical to the original. All levels are new. This is great since The Second Reality Project Reloaded crashes on real hardware due to, of all things, sound bugs.

The difficulty curve is well done. It starts out easy for an average player and gradually gets more difficult. By Vanilla Dome it had passed the original in difficulty. By Valley of Bowser I was really struggling. Bowser's castle is very difficult. Star Road is very difficult as well. And then there is the Special World, which is at the extreme end of difficulty while still being doable on real hardware (which means no save states). The last stage of Special World is impossible on hardware, at least for me. I played for an hour every day for a week before I finally gave up.

I have not played the 'hard' version, but the occasional power-ups and midway gates are certainly welcome here. My only complaint is that saving can be a pain. Having to go back to a ghost house to save quite often near the end was annoying, but at least the donut ghost house secret exit is easy and very quick.