This mod gives players the option to use new, completely redrawn sprites and backgrounds or the original SNES graphics. A group of modders calling themselves " Dream Team 2.0" (in reference to Square's original " Dream Team" in the '90s) took it upon themselves to create the A World Reborn mod. The Final Fantasy 6 PC release was met with criticism for being based entirely on the mobile version, right down to the graphics and UI design changes. While there is no way to restore the lost scenes, both GBA ROM hacks create another great way to experience Final Fantasy 6. The Sound Restoration Hack fixes the game's audio issues, and The Color Restoration Patch restores its visuals to match the original sprite work, as the GBA version's graphics received a brightening effect to compensate for the handheld's lack of a backlight. The GBA version of Final Fantasy 6 is often considered an upgrade, due to its additional content, but the limitations of the GBA hardware - as well as a few scenes cut from the original Final Fantasy 6 - hold this version back. While also fixing bugs, this ROM hack cleans up the dialogue boxes and adds clearer descriptions of in-game items and magic. However, for fans preferring something more akin to the original, the Ted Woolsey Uncensored Edition essentially uses the original SNES version's script and updates it for accuracy and tone, maintaining the intent of the SNES game. The Relocalization Project ROM hack uses the script of Final Fantasy 6's Game Boy Advance version as a base, retranslating the game from start to finish and fixing numerous bugs and issues in the process.
The main contribution both ROM hacks bring, however, is retranslating and fine-tuning FF6's script. Both keep the game effectively the same, while restoring some of the sprites in the U.S. Two ROM hacks stand out for the SNES version: The Relocalization Project and the Ted Woolsey Uncensored Edition. While the SNES version of FF6 maintains a respectable place as the original release of the enduring title, ROM hacks can improve classic games to new levels.
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