Porting other consoles to SNES roms?

[Blundermann]

Hi there. I've been on these forums and on Emuparadise for a long while, and I love it to death, but I just went around and made an account here. Please forgive if I do something wrong, like place this in the wrong forum or whatevs.

A while ago, before RomHuster got a makeover and changed their logo from Zelda to that little devil, I downloaded a rom that ported NES games to SNES. I downloaded a few of these, such as Legend of Zelda and Balloon Fight. However, Rom Hustler seems to have gotten rid of them, and I no longer have the files.

So, I was wondering if there was any way to be able to port an NES rom to a SNES rom. Like with an emulator inside an emulator? (I have a reason, but it's a rather long explanation and it doesn't matter )

Thanks so much.

~That Blunder dude.

EDIT: There appears to be some people wondering the same thing over here.

[Zorlon]

Moved to everything console as there is very little point to this via emulation on a PC

This has been done but only through a hardware converter/flash kit I don't know of any software method (Tri-Star Super 8 kit can do NES to SNES)

Saying that there has been an old converter but only works with a certain mapper and only with a very few games that used that mapper as others just didn't work or was corrupted after the convert in some way that I can't seem to find now any way.

The closest thing I could find is a tool to convert NES SMB levels to SNES SMB levels

There are also no software emulators for the SNES either

There has been a GB to SNES converter though in the past that was also hardware

If there are roms they will be part of the SNES good set, that personally I wouldn't want because of all the hacks that are included in it but as it does have tons of hacks it would also have those NES to SNES converts included, if I remember they are called A&S NES Hack that are not created with a converter but rather hacked manually

We only have the good set as a pack here but it does include the A&S NES Hacks as well as other interesting hacks (but most of those are not created with software made just for doing that)