Due to the original programmers’ apparent sloppiness, Final Fantasy III (or Final Fantasy VI in Japan) suffers from several graphical glitches and crashes when played in PAL mode.
This patch will fix bugs encountered when playing the game in PAL 50Hz mode. Highly recommended if you’re playing Final Fantasy III on an European SNES via flashcart.
Source code included.
Hashes:
Final Fantasy III (USA).sfc - NOINTRO
CRC32: A27F1C7A
MD5: E986575B98300F721CE27C180264D890
SHA-1: 4F37E4274AC3B2EA1BEDB08AA149D8FC5BB676E7
SHA-256: 0F51B4FCA41B7FD509E4B8F9D543151F68EFA5E97B08493E4B2A0C06F5D8D5E2
CRC32: A27F1C7A
MD5: E986575B98300F721CE27C180264D890
SHA-1: 4F37E4274AC3B2EA1BEDB08AA149D8FC5BB676E7
SHA-256: 0F51B4FCA41B7FD509E4B8F9D543151F68EFA5E97B08493E4B2A0C06F5D8D5E2
Staff/Credits:
d4s: hacking
File download:
Help about patching:
Most of the files you're about to download need to be applied to your game. Here is a list of utilities that allow you to do this:
- Online Patcher: Marc Roblero's online patcher. Works with many different file types.
- Floating IPS: NWell-known patcher for applying IPS and BPS files.
- Delta Patcher: Used to apply xDelta files.
- More Patchers
On most files, you can also press “Patch It”, to apply the patch without downloading the file.
I really appreciate this work, i’m just kind of sad because usually we make 60hz patches for better games, and there’s the need for 50 hz patches because developer laziness (or time constraint). That’s really odd.
Thank you for the comment, but this hack was not made by me, also it’s pretty old considering it dates back to 2006.
I know, don’t worry 😀