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Frank's Ultimate Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, NES: Updated November 3, 2011! Pretty much complete! Everything except the underwater area of Level 2 is done! If I can ever do anything with that. But what's here are new levels for an already challenging game, made even more challenging. The first three levels start fairly tame, but the difficulty takes a sharp turn upward from there!
The Ultimate Bugs Bunny Crazy Castle 2, Game Boy: The very first level hack for The Bugs Bunny Crazy Castle 2. All twenty-nine levels are changed, making for a new, tougher experience. Those of you who loved the original are sure to love this one as well! A+
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The Ultimate Bugs Bunny Crazy Castle, NES: The very first level hack for The Bugs Bunny Crazy Castle. All sixty levels are changed, as well as the four special stages. In retrospect, some of the level designs are weak, but others are among the best levels yet! A-
The Second Ultimate Bugs Bunny Crazy Castle, NES: Not only the second hack for the game I personally created, but also the very second level hack for the game, period! All sixty levels are once again changed, as well as the four special stages, which can now only be accessed via password. Overall, I feel this set of levels is stronger than in my first hack for the game, though I'd still recommend playing both. If you only want to play one, though, then this should be that one. A+
The Ultimate Bugs Bunny Crazy Castle, Game Boy: For those of you who prefer the Game Boy version of The Bugs Bunny Crazy Castle to the NES version, this game is for you! Eighty of the strongest levels from my two hacks of the NES version were chosen for this game, making Game Boy versions of those eighty levels, which can all be played here! A
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Frank's Super Super Mario Land, Game Boy: The first, and to this day, still only hack that changes all the levels in Super Mario Land! Normal mode and hard mode are both edited. Normal mode can be enjoyed by all, but for those seeking a real challenge, once you beat the normal mode, you can pull out your hair with hard mode! A+
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Frank's Super Super Mario Bros. 3, NES: The first... actually, no. Not the first. Nowhere near the first, even. Still, while admittedly not number one, it is one of the better Super Mario Bros. 3 hacks out there, as well as, by far, the better of the two Super Mario Bros. 3 hacks made by me. Not much has changed graphically, but the game consists of almost a hundred brand new levels, most of which are tough, but fair. B+
Frank's Third Ultimate Super Mario Bros. 1, NES: Definitely not first, but easily one of the best "traditional" Super Mario Bros. 1 hacks around! The graphics are changed a little, but the levels themselves present twenty all-new challenges! The first quest shouldn't be too too difficult, but the second quest was made specially different from the normal mode for an extra hair-pulling challenge! A-
The Ultimate Zombies Ate My Neighbors, SNES: It's not perfect: some levels have some graphical hiccups, and I wasn't able to change the titles, but the levels are all-new, and the game itself is tougher than ever! If you liked the original, have your hand at this one! B+
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Frank's Super Mario Land, Game Boy: The levels aren't changed, but the enemies are! It's a fun hack I had made before I figured out the level structure for the game, before I was able to completely change the levels, but all that's different here are the enemies. It's by no means bad, but just know that the enemies are all that's different here. C
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Frank's First Super Mario Bros. 3, NES: My first Super Mario Bros. 3 hack, as well as far, far inferior to the second. It's harder, but in a bad way, and the levels are a lot closer to the original levels than in the second hack. About the best thing I can say about this hack is that it's not the worst Super Mario Bros. 3 hack I've ever played, but still.... D
Frank's First Ultimate Super Mario Bros. 1, NES: My first "ultimate" Super Mario Bros. hack. It's pretty good, really, but absolutely pales in comparison to the third one. Still, if you liked that one, and are looking for more of the same, this is a pretty good bet. It has 28 levels instead of 20, essentially meaning the levels are stretched out thinner. Which means, overall, they're not quite as interesting. B-
Frank's Second Ultimate Super Mario Bros. 1, NES: My second "ultimate" Super Mario Bros. hack. These 28 levels are a little better than the first, but not nearly as good as the third. Still, if you want more of the same, you can't go wrong here! B
Frank's First Super Mario Bros. 1, NES: Not to be confused with the ultimate series, this was the very first hack I'd ever released online... and it shows. There's a lot that really needed improvement here, really. Still, if you've played the whole Ultimate series, and want 32 more levels... well, just don't raise your expectations too much. D+
Frank's Second Super Mario Bros. 1, NES: My second Super Mario Bros. 1 hack, and one of my earliest hacks. It's even harder than the first... probably too hard. Still, if you want these 32 levels, you can play 'em. D+
Frank's Super Mario World, SNES: DISCONTINUED! Probably my most famous hack, whether or not I really want it to be. Probably helps that it was one of the very first hacks for a very popular game. It's not a very good hack, though. There are some good ideas thrown in, and I still love the secret Donut Ghost House, but as a whole, it's just way, way too hard, and a lot of other people have done a lot better with this game than I ever could... unless you have a need to play every single Super Mario World hack you can find, or you love downright sadistic level design, you may want to pass this one. It's only finished through World 5. D+
Frank's Third Super Mario Bros. 1, NES: DISCONTINUED! My third Suer Mario Bros. hack, and my worst. It's all tree levels! It doesn't really sustain itself, though. Gets old quick. Still, if you're a completist, and want to play all of my Super Mario Bros. hacks, it's here for you. It's only complete up to 7-3. F
Frank's Super Mario Bros. 2, NES: DISCONTINUED! Well, Super Mario Bros. 2 is a surprisingly underhacked game. Even so, you may wish to skip this one: it's just not that good. The levels, for the most part, aren't changed a lot. There are a few bright spots sprinkled in, notably the boss in 5-3... just could've used more of those bright spots. The game is only complete up to 5-3, so at least it ends in a bit of a bang, I guess. D-
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