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-====== Super Metroid (SNES) ======
+====== Super Metroid ======
-|[[sm|{{ smtitlescreen.png |Super Metroid title screen}}]]||
+^[[sm|{{ smtitlescreen.png |Super Metroid title screen}}]]^^
 | Released: | 1994     |
-| Console:  | SNES     |
+| Console:  | Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES) |
-| Regions:  | JU ⭐ \\ E |
-| ROM Header:| Yes \\ No ⭐ |
-| Filesize | 3,145,728 bytes |
-| CRC | ''D63ED5F8'' |
-| MD5 | ''21f3e98df4780ee1c667b84e57d88675'' |
-| SHA1 | ''DA957F0D63D14CB441D215462904C4FA8519C613'' |
 | Hacking Popularity: | [[https://metroidconstruction.com/hacks.php?sort=&dir=&filters[]=SM|1st ⭐ ]] |
 | Editors:  | [[https://edit-sm.art/|SMART]] ⭐\\ [[https://forum.metroidconstruction.com/index.php/topic,3575.0.html|SMILE RF]]\\ [[https://metroidconstruction.com/resource.php?id=63|SMILE]] |
+| Regions:  | NTSC / JU ⭐ \\ PAL / E |
+| ROM Header:| Headered \\ Unheadered ⭐ |
+| Filesize: | 3,145,728 bytes |
+| Hashes: | CRC: ''D63ED5F8''\\ MD5: ''21f3e98df4780ee1c667b84e57d88675''\\  SHA1: ''DA957F0D63D14CB441D215462904C4FA8519C613'' |
+All information here relates to the __un-headered__ NTSC ROM: “Super Metroid (JU) [!].smc”
-If your rom has a different checksum, then it is not a clean unheadered vanilla ROM, and you should try to acquire a new one. If you do not know how to verify your ROM's checksum, try opening the ROM in snes9x or use something like QuickHash or Microsoft's Checksum Tool.
+If your rom has a different checksum, then it is not a clean unheadered vanilla ROM, and you should try to acquire a new one. If you do not know how to verify your ROM's checksum, try opening the ROM in [[https://www.s9x-w32.de/dl/|snes9x]] or use a file hasher like [[https://www.quickhash-gui.org/|QuickHash]].
-For information related to patching this ROM please check Patching a ROMFIXME or the HOWTO on the main site.
+For information related to patching this ROM please check the [[https://metroidconstruction.com/howto.php|Beginners Guide to playing ROM hacks]] on the main site.
 For editing Super Metroid, the de facto standard level editor is SMART, offering automatic repointing and data management in addition to level editing. Previous notable SMILE branches include SMILE RF, SMILE JX, SMILE 3 (Parlor, WINE compatible), and SMILE 2.5.