Batman Unmasked

Original game : Shatterhand

Platform : NES

Author : Osman Color

Release date : 18 January 2020

Category : Improvement

Patch version : 1.23

Modifications : G, S

Downloads : 790

ROM Information

Database match: Tokkyuu Shirei Solbrain (Japan)
Database: No-Intro: Nintendo Entertainment System (v. 20180803-121122)
File SHA-1: 414E7AB212CBD2F5502D4C57264F9CBFE5075AE7
File CRC32: 9D922166
ROM SHA-1: 5BD2FB8D783090D50357A3941C3B3433B3EB2B36
ROM CRC32: B70129F4

Hack description

This is a simple hack that replaces the graphics of the original hero in the game with the caped crusader, some minor graphics are changed as well.

The story is simple: a dangerous former military group has stolen advanced government cyber technology, creating a squad of powerful androids in order to put the whole country under control. Batman takes his Bat-armor and advanced combat drones modified by Alfred and launches himself against the threat to stop the lethal androids and his leader.

Note: 1.23 version (Thanks to Nesdraug for the Update)

Changes:

- No yellow Batman on title screen
- New intro text by Alfred
- Says: "I'm batman"
- Grey batsuit
- Various enemies color changes
- New Logo for the title screen (Thanks to CryinOnion)

Contributions

Contributor	Type of contribution	Description
Osman Color	Graphics
NesDraug	Hacking

Reviews

Great potential, poorly execution	CryinOnion	2019-12-28	Version 1.1
Let's try something challenging: Be honest without being cruel. Version 1.1 usually means that we are looking at the "finished and revised" version of a project, and this particular one would have great potential, as long as its author spent much more time and effort on it, cause in its current state it looks extremely amateurish... The title screen has been clumsily modified, changes in cutscenes are irregular, and the main character has a lot of room for improvement, and that's all... not even the original color palettes have been modified. It is impossible for me to recommend this hack as it has been uploaded, but I encourage its author to keep working and (of course) to ask for help whenever he needs it to learn.

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