Just wanted to say that the radio I used to host in this page is back up. I doubt that anyone will like my strange music tastes since IDM is not so popular, but I'm doing this just to say my humble FUCK YOU to ΑΕΠΙ, the Greek organization for protection of intellectual property.

On December 2009 they begun terrorizing and forcing to shut down almost all Greek music sharing websites, and now they are even targeting Web Radios. So, fuck you again.

The open the webradio click here or use the address http://radiokourampies.listen2myradio.com.

Kudos to listen2myradio.com for their excellent free Shoutcast hosting.

Continuing the ROM translation talk, I'm posting another translation I did in 2002, this time of a much more well known game: Super Mario World.

Being a smash hit back in 1990 when it was released, it was even bundled with the SNES in Japan. The game plot is fun, and the gameplay strongly resembles the Super Mario Bros. games that we all love.

 I never completed this one, for reasons I don't really remember. Probably i found something better to do and got carried away.

Anyway, this one also made its way into the GoodSnes ROM set, it's labeled 70% complete. Here's the download link, Nintendo is kind of strict about enforcing copyright, but come on guys, it has been almost 20 years. 

Also here's the one link to Snes9x, one of the best SNES emulators out there.

Click on Read More for 2 more screenshots, courtesy of the guys at Greekroms. 

Back in 2002, the hottest thing for every emulation enthusiast with decent computing skills, was ROM translating.

Off course I could not be left out, and decided to try with an almost unknown game, that I really enjoyed on my Famiclone as a child.

The game's title is: Zen, Intergalactic Ninja. I think it's loosely based on a comic book series or something like that. NES roms are the easiest to translate, since their structure is very simple, are rarely encrypted and don't contain large amounts of tile sets. After a lot of reading on the legendary zophar.net website, and some help from the GreekRoms guys, I managed to replace the graphics and the text with some really nice DOS tools that people used back then instead of hex editors etc, and created the first and final version of the translation.

 There were almost no issues on the translation, I consider it final, and it even made it's way on the GoodNes set.

I 'll provide a download link for the ROM, since its almost officially abandonware after 17 years. Also provided is a link to the homepage of the best NES emulator, FCEUX.

Click Read More, for some more screenshots.