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I really really like Beany Bopper. I guess it is a hidden gem, isn't it? I even had the cartridge, as a kid...

; ; It was commonplace at the time to try to replicate the arcade, but i don't think everybody had the same focus. The 2600 was a machine with many original titles that didn't resemble typical arcade games, created by Atari and its third parties with the home experience in mind (something its rival consoles usually missed). By that time the arcade game scene was huge, so it was great to be able to play them at home, but the 2600 proved successful and remarkable with its original games and in the end helped to establish game consoles as something of its own, not just something meant to try to recreate the arcade. ​And answering the thread's title question, i think that's why the Colecovision doesn't got more historic recognition. It's library didn't offer something new or different, essentially made of arcade ports that, though competent, weren't as good as the originals.

Thank you, nice people. I'll check this tools out and, yep, all i want is to change the game's colors. One question, though: can i open the original Adventure rom file with some of these tools, and modify the game with them, or will i have to recreate the entire game in order to get what i want?

Hi Adventure has always been a personal favorite of mine, i think it's an almost perfect game. Only thing about it that i think could be better is it's set of colors. So, i 've been developing the idea of trying to creat an Adventure hack with alternate colors, leaving the rest of the game just like it is. I must notify you people that i'm a newbe in the hacking world, but i'm really willing to develop some skills, so i started this tread, basically, because i'd like to know from you: What is the right way to start this kind of project? What are the best programs for a newbe like me? Are there good tutorials around that may help me in my task? Any tips will be very welcome. I'm also posting here an image showing the way i'd like this hack to look: