Sonic Stuff Research Group
Welcome to the Sonic Stuff Research Group (SSRG), the Sonic Site for the software and hardware guru. SSRG has been going since 1998 and remains a respected name in the community as a source of Sonic the Hedgehog research, development and ROM modification.Today, SSRG stands as a centre for user created content. We provide hosting for hacking projects and utilities, as well as letting you comment on everything on show.
Check out our showroom to learn what is possible with sonic hacking. If you want start modifying sonic games yourself, our video tutorials and guides should help you get started. For anything else, use the left navigation bar.
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SSRG 2.1 (somewhat) Launched! 1st April 2010 by Qjimbo
Not a lot to see just yet, as I unfortunately was too ill last weekend to do any work on the site and ended up behind schedule. However, I've uploaded the new site layout which should give you a small taste of whats to come in terms of new content! This weekend I should have enough free time to get everything finished, namely the showroom and guides! So stick around and wait and see what we shall soon have to offer on SSRG, I'm sure there shall be something to interest you!
Sonic Hack Showcase Website Goes Live! 18th March 2010 by Qjimbo
MegaGWolf's Sonic Hack Showcase is now hosted here on SSRG! Check it out at http://sonicresearch.org/hackshowcase/
If you've not had a chance to check out MegaGWolf's videos before, be sure to watch Series 1 before moving on to Series 2.
If you've not had a chance to check out MegaGWolf's videos before, be sure to watch Series 1 before moving on to Series 2.
Hacktube plugin beta test. 9th January 2010 by Qjimbo
Here is my first release of my KEGA Fusion 3.63 based Hacktube "Plugin". It's not really a proper plugin, however it should work with every browser.
>> Download Here <<
After installing, simply go to play a ROM on the hacktube page as you would normally. In Firefox, it will pop up a dialog box asking which application to launch. Just click ok to this.
After a few moments the control panel window will appear, and it will begin to download the ROM, or ISO. After it has completed click Launch Emulator. All roms are stored in C:\rom-downloads (this will be customizable in future releases, you also need to create this folder, this will be fixed in the next release)
It's a hacky solution, but give it a go. I hope in future to make a better system but this will do for now.
>> Download Here <<
After installing, simply go to play a ROM on the hacktube page as you would normally. In Firefox, it will pop up a dialog box asking which application to launch. Just click ok to this.
After a few moments the control panel window will appear, and it will begin to download the ROM, or ISO. After it has completed click Launch Emulator. All roms are stored in C:\rom-downloads (this will be customizable in future releases, you also need to create this folder, this will be fixed in the next release)
It's a hacky solution, but give it a go. I hope in future to make a better system but this will do for now.
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