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Swapping this project with another that was on backburner- PC game built very similarly to this game's PC version

Will update more when I come back to this one

Thanks dink! Hit some walls in week 6 that ate time, but got important things done The sushi the customer is thinking about randomizes after you match it, and serves to double the score made which is called an 'ace'. The 'Maneki Neko' block is functional and appears after making at least one of each...

Week 5! Juggled a birthday, anniversary, and playing that awesome new game Bravely Default II Finished out the animations when the player makes a match: palette-swapping numbers appear on the grid when score made, hands give the sushi to the customer, and next customer is randomized. Implemented a s...

Thank you for the share Goose2k! :beer: Smooth and productive week 4 No score-keeping or much "magic" happening yet, but game will process matches. "Hid" sprites just above the grid, using a simple "dummy sprites" method. Holding dpad will make the falling block shift or drop faster. Blocks are prop...

Week 3 went a lot better The background for the action screen was adjusted to be attribute table friendly (again). Blocks will drop, rotate, copy to grid, with a leniency timer that allows input for a moment before copy, and give the player another block Next to do: Modify attribute table when block...

It's been a rough first few weeks of development, crash coursing the architecture and ASM as a language and concept simultaneously. We're not in Python Kansas anymore, or even C Kansas. The discussions here aided tremendously to get the wheels rolling Some functioning screens in Mesen. No game yet, ...

This is one of my previously completed PC games that became the candidate for stepping foot into 6502 ASM with CA65, and homebrewing in general. Lot of frightening new territory Title on the completed PC game, fun TV filter gamesplash_masamisushiace_1.png Current Title running in Mesen masami_title....

Not seeing much reason to default to brutal difficulty today, even for authenticity's sake. It probably wasn't as much the mission of the people building and writing, more than of the rankers and affiliates above them. Hard to imagine that many sadistic programmers and designers, though you could as...

Thanks! Console was about 20 pieces. Only decided to try it after acquiring those gold parts for the controllers legoFC.jpg I thought I'd share how my first homebrew project is looking after week 1. Something I originally wrote in C with Allegro, just imitating NES/FC to a degree at the time. Decide...

lidnariq wrote: ↑

Tue Feb 09, 2021 11:50 pm

... who made that amazing Lego Famicom in your user picture?!

That was my very budgeted attempt at a Famicom lol

First thanks for existing :D Just another person intrigued by NES/FC. Hasn't translated to homebrewing yet, but it inspired some passionate imitation projects in higher level languages. The enormous task of representing them and other ideas on the real hardware is something I'd like to gauge, determ...