On the other extreme there corruptors that works on any kind of file and don't contain video game-specific features like Erosion. On one extreme there's the Real-Time Corruptor which only works for specific video game consoles. However, I'm not sure where to draw the line for non-game-specific corruptors with randomization. Quote from: jkoper on September 21, 2016, 12:36:07 pm Hey SmashManiac,ДЄbout the 'corruptor' note: After some thought, I came to the conclusion that it didn't make much sense to exclude assets-only randomizers and game-specific corruptors from the list, as long as they're mostly stable and clearly identified. Perhaps it was just all recently added, but I thought I remembered seeing more things here previously that I don't see now. I'm sure the wiki will be updated shortly in kind.Д®dit 2: I thought the wiki was missing some things, but it looks like the lists are in agreement now. Anyway, I have my list mostly updated now. I appreciate your efforts and all of the new things you found.Д®dit: I could have sworn you had other Mega Man games listed before, like maybe a Mega Man 2 randomizer by someone other than Duckfist. If any of you are on the speedrunslive IRC, you can also come to #random for discussion. (I did try to point them in this direction before, but it seems to have fallen on deaf ears. Anyway, I plan on just updating my list based on the new things you have listed here, and then I'll let them know that the wiki needs updating. I found your thread here at the same time and have been meaning to post here to try to consolidate efforts, but I'm busy/lazy, and the number of new entries and a few decisions to be made daunt me a bit. I actually made this list back in January/February and have been updating it since then: ДЄ couple of people that I talk to frequently about randomizers decided to make that wiki page based on this list so that it could incorporate all of the advantages that a webpage/wiki has.

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