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=Sprite Replacement (2D)=

* HDNES: an emulator that allows you to overlay custom sprites at 4X resolution over in-game NES sprites. These custom sprites are in true color without any of the palette restrictions inherent to the NES (alpha + 3 colors picked from around 50 possible colors). It can also do music replacement.

* [http://github.com/shonumi/gbe-plus '''GB Enhanced+''']: Works just like HDNES, with custom resolutions up to x10. Can be used to colorize monochrome GB games this way when used with x1 sprite replacements. Doesn't have a stable release yet.

* GameOBJ: Based on the Unity3d GB Emulator code "UnityGB". It replaces GB graphics with 3D objects and the result is... unique, certainly worth it. Video [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z93-U6RRHd0 here] and [http://youtu.be/um3W3BWuY5I here].

* HiSMS: Master System/Megadrive emulator with sprite replacement in HD resolutions.

* HiSMS: Master System/Megadrive emulator with sprite replacement in HD resolutions.

=Texture Replacement (3D)=

Notable texture packs:

: Zelda Ocarina of Time: [http://www.emutalk.net/threads/55307-Zelda-Ocarina-of-time-Community-Retexture-Project-V7 Community Retexture Project V7], [http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?0u3dd122055vbb8 Cel-Shaded]

* Project64: You will need a plugin such as Glide64 or Rice to replace textures. They don't seem to be working with widescreen hacks though (considering only Jabo's plug-in supports those).

* Dolphin: Has a game-specific directory somewhere under "user\textures\load" with your game's ID (check the ISO properties to what it is) where you can put your custom sprites. Under "Graphics", go to the "Advanced" tab and enable "Load Custom Texture", then set "Texture Cache Accuracy" to "Safe". While running, it will replace that texture when the game loads it with the image files under that directory. Texture packs for Dolphin come as tons of image files to put in that directory.