Nice. I was considering doing it myself. ^_^

Just played around with them, MM1 crashes, MM2's sprites disappear, MM3 suffers almost no problems except that your palette no longer shifts while charging (Not too bad, you can still hear it at least). What is annoying me now are the palettes, I ported the NES palettes nearly perfectly, but they display terrible in the emulator with "Gameboy Colors" enabled. It'd be nice if the program displayed the colors as they'd appear on the hardware...

You mean 2.4 right? I mislabeled that folder when I distributed it. Um, I think you guys should host it here. Cause if I hadn't rescued that thing it may  have been gone forever. Best to put it on a website. BTW, this version isn't made by the original author of gbcolorizer. He didnt even know about it until I showed it to him.

Yeah, 2.4.

Sorry. I checked the program info and it does say 2.4.

Is there any reason you're STILL distributing the file with a 3.4 in the filename when it's 2.4?  I apologize if there is a logical explanation for this.

You are indeed correct. I had the privilege of being in contact with Blind Tom for most of the early work on GBColorizer; he even liked my Metroid II colorization enough to include it with the program's distribution. Unfortunately, like you said, all of a sudden the guy just up and VANISHES. And I mean, poof, gone. Never went onto his IM again, never updated his page again, and never replied to any emails either. It was like all of a sudden the guy just ceased to exist. Eventually Geocities removed his page from lack of use, and the program along with it. I've tried to find the guy since then, but with no luck.

It's been years since then, and yet... were he to pop up with a new version, I could jump right into it and start colorizing again. *sigh* We all have dreams, I guess.