
Occasional ROM hacker and Mega Man Battle Network / Star Force modder | Part of @rockmanexezone | Bluesky: https://xitter.cf/t.co/uZ4tq6OYGw
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Gonna be mainly posting on Bluesky next year. Here's the link: bsky.app/profile/prof9.com
See you there!
New mod release for Mega Man Star Force Legacy Collection: Expanded music options
This lets you swap in-game music to your liking. Set separate playlists per type of BGM, selectively choose Original or Arranged mix per individual track, and more.
forums.therockmanexezone.com…
Created a small mod for Mega Man Star Force Legacy Collection.
This restores the Lunar Knights posters at Nacys when playing on English language.
forums.therockmanexezone.com…
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Releasing the Rockman EXE Phantom of Network PC Port! This is a native Windows PC port of the mobile-exclusive game, fully-playable without an emulator. The port is compatible with the original Japanese version as well as the English fan translation.
github.com/StraDaMa/PoN_PC
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Releasing the MMZXC Integer Scaling mod for Mega Man Zero/ZX Legacy Collection!
All Screen Layouts for the DS games do not scale with square pixels, except at 1366x768.
This mod replaces Screen Layouts 1-5 with integer scaled variants. For squared pixels.
github.com/StraDaMa/MMZXC-In…
2025 media thread
2024: xitter.cf/Prof9/status/174522840…
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Medarot 3 / Medabots 3 - English Translation (GB) Added romhack.ing/database/content…
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Releasing the Improved Pixel Scaling mod for Mega Man Zero/ZX Legacy Collection!
The game normally draws uneven pixels for Zero 1-4 in all screen layouts
This mod makes integer scales render even pixels, and makes layout Type 3 use integer scaling at 1080p
github.com/StraDaMa/MMZC-Imp…
Fun fact. Did you know ROMhacking.net quietly updated its removal policy this year?
For 20 years, it used to be you could have your files removed if they were uploaded without permission.
Now? You have to full-blown doxx yourself for them to even begin considering it.
I'm seeing some comments about how this can deter corps from filing takedowns. While I understand the sentiment, this policy doesn't mean anything from a legal perspective.
It only affects those who aren't willing to go to court, i.e. community members.
xitter.cf/Prof9/status/200391472…
Replying to @chrisprice
A site policy has no legal value or bearing at all. It's not going to stop a fraudulent actor from filing a DMCA request, nor will it increase the barrier in doing so in any way at all.
A lawyer will simply ignore this passage, if they read this document at all.
If I spend many hours making something for free, then yeah, I think I should get some say in how & where it's uploaded.
This has nothing to do with deleting stuff after the fact in a fit of rage. Asking for permission before redistributing someone's work is basic human decency.




















