How to edit NHLPA93 PC logos?

[rocky55]

hi how do I change these logos in nhl 93 pc dos ?thanks for the answer

Edited February 7, 2024 by rocky55

[smozoma]

Hi, please don't make 4 identical posts

Descriptive titles are also appreciated (so I edited this one)

As for your question... Unfortunately not a lot of work has been done here on editing the PC versions. Hopefully someone knows.

[rocky55]

Fine 🙂 and we will believe 😎👉

Edited February 5, 2024 by rocky55

[bcrt2000]

On 2/5/2024 at 11:27 AM, smozoma said:

Hi, please don't make 4 identical posts

Descriptive titles are also appreciated (so I edited this one)

As for your question... Unfortunately not a lot of work has been done here on editing the PC versions. Hopefully someone knows.

I'm probably the world's most knowledgeable person on editing the PC version at this point. Well me, and Toni Wilen, but who knows where Toni Wilen is these days 😅

@rocky55 -- just a correction, the first game that came out for PC is known as NHL Hockey, or also known as NHL 94. Yes, it doesn't have the expansion teams, but for all intents and purposes it was released as part of the '94 lineup of NHL games-- the artwork on manuals/disks matches up with the other console versions for example.

 

I don't see the screenshots-- if you could repost them I might be able to help. I would also suggest editing NHL95 over 94. IMO '95 is just better in every way over '94, and the file formats are also slightly more known/editable on the '95 side.

[DominikJagr]

On 7/3/2025 at 7:27 PM, bcrt2000 said:

I'm probably the world's most knowledgeable person on editing the PC version at this point. Well me, and Toni Wilen, but who knows where Toni Wilen is these days 😅

@rocky55 -- just a correction, the first game that came out for PC is known as NHL Hockey, or also known as NHL 94. Yes, it doesn't have the expansion teams, but for all intents and purposes it was released as part of the '94 lineup of NHL games-- the artwork on manuals/disks matches up with the other console versions for example.

 

I don't see the screenshots-- if you could repost them I might be able to help. I would also suggest editing NHL95 over 94. IMO '95 is just better in every way over '94, and the file formats are also slightly more known/editable on the '95 side.

Toni Wilen is working on his awesome Amiga emulator and is one of the most respected person in Amiga community. 😀 You can find him on eab.abime.net. 

[bcrt2000]

4 hours ago, DominikJagr said:

Toni Wilen is working on his awesome Amiga emulator and is one of the most respected person in Amiga community. 😀 You can find him on eab.abime.net. 

I contacted him 3 years ago, and he claims he’s not the same Toni Wilen. Definitely a wild coincidence if there are 2 super smart developers with the same name working on reverse engineering software/hardware from the same era. But, either he doesn’t want to deal with it, or he’s telling the truth and the other Toni Wilen vanished.

Edited February 21 by bcrt2000

[DominikJagr]

2 hours ago, bcrt2000 said:

I contacted him 3 years ago, and he claims he’s not the same Toni Wilen. Definitely a wild coincidence if there are 2 super smart developers with the same name working on reverse engineering software/hardware from the same era. But, either he doesn’t want to deal with it, or he’s telling the truth and the other Toni Wilen vanished.

For sure he doesnt want to deal with it because its the same guy. 😁

https://winuae.sourceforge.net/frames/links.html

https://winuaehelp.vware.at/ToniWilen.html

 

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