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There is an elusive pair of sprites I could not find, more details in the readme file. No changes were made to the American patch, which remains the exact same.Īll maps of the game have been carefully verified afterwards, and there seems to be no more green blood anywhere, so that should be it. Update v1.2: A patch for the Japanese version has been made, including changes done in 1.1. Update v1.1: The two spots featured in screenshots three and four that still had green blood have been fixed. The game is left just as you remember, but blood is now red, that is all. This is a strictly color-editing hack, no further changes were made. If you like the original green slime, this hack is obviously not for you. The developers have mentioned so in interviews. It is more in lieu with what the original developers had in mind, but Namco could not approve due to the strict censorship at the time. Just fix the bad checksum with the tool above, then patch it, that’s it.Īnyway, this is a straight forward hack that simply replaces the green-colored “blood” with the more appropriate red blood. I can’t do anything from my end, the problem is not my patch, but with the ROM dumped online. Thanks to Retroplay for bringing this to my attention and finding a solution.

All there is to do if your patch fails to apply, is to use this tool to fix checksum in the rom before applying your patch: The game was a commercial success, selling over one million copies worldwide.I will put this right up top: the most common dump of the Japanese version of this game has a bad checksum.

It was praised for its gameplay and graphics, but was criticized for its short length. Splatterhouse was generally well-received by critics. The game is noted for its graphic violence and gore, as well as its dark and mature themes. The player controls Rick as he fights his way through hordes of enemies. The gameplay of Splatterhouse is a mix of action and horror elements. He is then rescued by a mysterious being known as the Terror Mask, which gives him the ability to fight back against his attackers. Rick is attacked by a gang of thugs and is left for dead. The story of Splatterhouse centers around Rick Taylor, a young man who is searching for his missing girlfriend, Jennifer. It is a sequel to the Splatterhouse series of games that were released for the TurboGrafx-16 console in the early 1990s. The game was developed by Namco and published by Namco Bandai Games.

Splatterhouse is a 2004 horror-themed video game released for the Microsoft Windows operating system.