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Super Simple Rom Corruptor

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Super Simple ROM Corruptor

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SSRC

An extremely simplified ROM corruptor for classic ROM corruption

It will hold your hand from start to finish

Great source of pure randomness

Feature Set:

This program can corrupt game ROM in a classic yet very simplified way. You can control how much you corrupt, everything else is randomness magic. This novelty corruptor is form over function yet very functional.

Download

Executable file (portable, no install)

How to use

Start the program and follow the Wizard.

The Next button is your best friend.

Please don't corrupt things that you don't have backups of.

Application support

This is a novelty corruptor developed with aesthetics first in mind for design choices. You can report bugs but do not expect any feature request to be considered.