I'd like to raise Blue Forest Story as a suggestion for a PSX title. It's kicking it really old school: the SNES was still alive when it came out. Holds a certain charm for me too.

Also, isn't Gideon Zhi doing Soul Hackers? Perhaps the first Devil Summoner would be an okay alternative, although I hear the gameplay wasn't fantastic.

He is, though I don't think he's had any progress on it in a long time.

OK, I added Blue Forest Story, and per KaioShin's suggestion, everyone should now be able to enter two votes.

So, do we want to remove Soul Hackers from the list, or leave it for now?

YnT is not dead, they are just slow as hell. Still I agree that the games won't hurt to be in the list.

There was some issues coming from the title screen and character name limits...other than that I coded one VFS unpacker/repacker for the main VFS (PSXCD.IMG) and one for the event VFS (EVENT.BIN / EVE_MAIN.BIN).

As far as my opinion on this, you should go for a PSX translation.  There's more than enough work on most to need a team.  Just check out ToP PSX.  It would have helped a lot to have someone to ask advice from...especially on issues of organization because there's just loads of data that needs to be picked apart and rebuilt.

There are documents to be made on VFS, graphics editing, locating/editing text routines, disc extraction/rebuilding, and -ESPECIALLY- patching and distribution methods.

But as for another community project that IMO that could be worked out much more easily...why don't you make a romhacking wiki?  Put all of the information and resources there that's possible in an organized manner, add new information that isn't available in docs (and is too short for a dedicated doc), etc.  Something that will give direction to the newcomers, inexperienced, and stumped alike.  Ragnainfo (RO news site / forum) recently made one and it has a top notch overview of RO, most of its mechanics, etc and it's only been up for less than three months.

Just make sure it's trollproof.  I think it'd be an awesome project to add a useful resource that nobody has done yet and can truly be a large community project that gets finished.  Also, the benefit of a wiki is that it's a living document and can stay current.  Rather than referring people to 8 year old documents that were good for their time, but the explanation was from the previous generation.  Think of understanding Newton (especially an explanation of Calculus using a wordy, geometrical description) before many generations simplified his research into something more easily understood.

Yeah, I posted about that when I first joined the site and he said something about how he didn't like wikis and how there were already one or two of them.

Don't make it sound like Nightcrawler is the only one who were against them, I'm for one don't want one too. The whole concept of wikis is flawed in my opinion, and our document database here serves the same purpose in most regards. The thing Klarth said about small tidbits of information has also been discussed before, that will be addressed too some time in the future.

okay. so we've got a poll open. i guess we leave it open for a week and then open another poll with the top 5 and see how that goes?