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4 game sessions with War in the Machine for the sega genesis. Was sold at: ▶️ DTube ▶️ YouTube

Found a website that offers cc0 licensed textures for games. I'd find a way to donate if they prove useful. It's hard to find free graphics to use (and wrestle with the licensing.) Anyone else familiar

This is a highly experimental 4 way scrolling engine for the Atari 2600. I haven't gotten the clock cycles right on actual hardware.. yet! ▶️ DTube ▶️ IPFS

Last year I went to an expo that had a booth from Aetherbyte. At the time one of the members told me about their difficulty with getting MSX cart shells. Turns out that one vendor hiked up the prices when

So, these are my thoughts on the GPD win laptop. It sucks. The concept is awesome: a full featured laptop the size of a portable game system. Alas, trouble begins when you actually try to use it. The keys

I have no idea how this guy does it! Kenny gives away free game art. Good game art! Seems like he relies on donations and sales of his easy 3D model creation tool Assetforge. At the very least his tiles

I started computing with text based graphics and 4 color CGA. Pixel art is nothing new to me. That being said, this topic on the Pixel Joint forum is an amazing reference for those wanting to dive into

Found a product that lets you write web based applications in BASIC. Free version has a very limited amount of lines (of code) per program. Still, I could see this being useful for quick and dirty proof

So, BCX is something that's probably unmaintained and little used. It converts BASIC into C code. I've seen it pop up as a component of an Atari Jaguar BASIC compiler as well. Here it is being used in

So, Jira is pricey and the very idea of renting software gives me hives. Hack n Plan seems to be popular with the indie game dev crowd. They have a free tier. Everything looks good and, although agile-y

In my quest to find free game dev tools I discovered LMMS. Apparently it's an FL Studio alternative. Or, as the Wikipedia calls it: "digital audio workstation application program." So, if you

This may be old and unmaintained. Still, if you know a bit of C you CAN develop for the original Gameboy. Personally, I grew up with "4GL" languages with already configured, visual IDEs. Something

Believe it or not you CAN make real sega genesis games in BASIC: It is no longer actively developed but it works as is. Also compiles for the SegaCD!

It said I hadn't blogged anything but didn't have an obvious way to start a blog post. That check box that says "Upvote post [_]" looks like it might cost money to do. Weird :)