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We here at Data Crystal are all about hacking ROMs. If you're unfamiliar with the subject, take a look at our [[Introduction to Hacking]]. | We here at Data Crystal are all about hacking ROMs. If you're unfamiliar with the subject, take a look at our [[Introduction to Hacking]]. yep | ||
Prior to the founding of Data Crystal, the ROM hacking community was largely decentralized. Information on any one game would be buried in nested folders on forgotten websites. Hackers toying with games lacking sufficient fanbase would have nowhere to put their findings, and as such, the ROM hacking community as a whole could not grow. Data Crystal is now available to all hackers as a community to share information. If you have the greatest or the smallest finding about whatever game you like to hack, add it to the site. As the community grows, Data Crystal will become the repository of all known hacking information. | Prior to the founding of Data Crystal, the ROM hacking community was largely decentralized. Information on any one game would be buried in nested folders on forgotten websites. Hackers toying with games lacking sufficient fanbase would have nowhere to put their findings, and as such, the ROM hacking community as a whole could not grow. Data Crystal is now available to all hackers as a community to share information. If you have the greatest or the smallest finding about whatever game you like to hack, add it to the site. As the community grows, Data Crystal will become the repository of all known hacking information. | ||
Revision as of 18:07, 6 November 2005
We here at Data Crystal are all about hacking ROMs. If you're unfamiliar with the subject, take a look at our Introduction to Hacking. yep
Prior to the founding of Data Crystal, the ROM hacking community was largely decentralized. Information on any one game would be buried in nested folders on forgotten websites. Hackers toying with games lacking sufficient fanbase would have nowhere to put their findings, and as such, the ROM hacking community as a whole could not grow. Data Crystal is now available to all hackers as a community to share information. If you have the greatest or the smallest finding about whatever game you like to hack, add it to the site. As the community grows, Data Crystal will become the repository of all known hacking information.
Because the wiki is still in it's infancy, decisions are being made regarding conventions and the direction of the site. These discussions have been categorized as Community Discussions, and your input is welcome.
The official IRC chat room of Data Crystal is #datacrystal on irc.dynastynet.net.
- General Information
- Consoles
- Games
- Nintendo Famicom (NES)
- Nintendo Super Famicom (SNES)
- Nintendo Game Boy and Game Boy Color (GB & GBC)
- Nintendo Game Boy Advance (GBA)
- Sega Mega Drive (GEN)
- Additional consoles are welcome. Please add links here.
- Links
For legal reasons, we do not host roms or emulators on Data Crystal, nor do we provide links to ROMs.