Power-Ups are a collection of single-game save state editors and
cheating utilities. They're each designed to edit a single aspect from a
specific game. They're things that are too complicated to fit into Hapsby
but not something I want to devote a huge Aridia-like
effort for. They're all hastily written in Visual Basic 6 (VB6) and open
source.
Why VB6? The more I work with WebSphere Portal, and to a
lesser extent .NET, the more I yearn for the simplicity of VB6. I've worked with a dozen programming languages over the years and VB6
remains my favorite. If you want to crank out a quick utility application
there's just nothing better.
Isn't VB6 like not supported or something? The IDE is no longer
supported but I wasn't really planning to file any bug reports. The
runtime is supported until at least 2019 so I'm not terribly worried
about it.
All of the programs on this page require the Visual Basic 6.0 SP5 runtime to
be installed. If you have Windows 2000, XP, Vista, or Windows 7 then you probably
already have it whether you know it or not. So you should be able to
download the .exe only and be fine. If you receive some zany message
trying to run these then go ahead and run the full install package or download
the VB6 runtime from Microsoft.com.