On the site https://www.retromags.com/files/file/2791-electronic-gaming-monthly-issue-035-june-1992/ the magazine has been reloaded with higher quality and a size of almost 300mb. https://i.postimg.cc/csbzTRpV/Electronic-Gaming-Monthly-Issue-35-June-1992-page-059.jpg I downloaded those two issues of...

Electronic Gaming Monthly 06.1992, the main screen seemed to be different



https://archive.org/details/ElectronicG ... 9/mode/1up

Prince of Persia 2 (U) (E) - Fastrom

https://www.patreon.com/posts/prince-of-persia-80435793

Found a higher resolution

Japanese advertising

This hacker released full FastROM support

Prince of Persia (U) https://www.romhacking.net/hacks/7735/

Prince of Persia (J) https://www.romhacking.net/hacks/7763/

Both of these have disappeared. Removed by the copyright holders, they suddenly became preoccupied with old thirty-year-old magazines, shame. Try a torrent, I don't know if there will be seeders. https://forestillusion.com/2022/bi-weekly-famitsu-1992-complete More here https://forestillusion.com/re...

This guy did a great hack. https://www.romhacking.net/hacks/6969/ Prince of Persia - Remastered Edition features: Gameplay timings improved to be more accurate with the original PC versions, now is possible to do a block attack and counter attacks during sword fights! Input delays totally removed Im...

Found another find. On the Japanese box of the game, for some reason, they used a pre-release image.

Through the overclocking function, you can get even better results. This hack is at the Low or Normal overclocking level (snes9x), there are fewer slowdowns, but they still exist. In the overclocking function, you can turn on the Max level and then everything will be smooth and without slowing down....

Some guy released a hack https://www.romhacking.net/hacks/6623/ "This is a project that active and optimize the game with the FastROM mode to gain some performance and reduce the slowdown" "FastROM (3.58 MHz) allows the SNES CPU to read data and opcodes from the ROM 33.58% faster comp...

Shauing, what tools did you use to create such a global hack?

David wrote: ↑October 16th, 2021, 5:50 pm Thank you for the scans!

Found on archive.org

Weekly Famitsu 10/01/1992

Fantastic, your work is amazing.