Matthias Bock is working on a Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) / Famicom game named Wolfling Zero. On his Twitter-Account he keeps us up to date!
Archive for April, 2018
Owen still works on Newo Fox for Nintendo’s Wii. Quote: So I finally got the subdivisions to line up after hardcoding a size that can fit into every cell without remainder. Looked like a repeated grid so I rotated every piece by 90 deg on the y axis
The Retro League Podcast features discussion about the latest retro gaming news, re-releases, community developments and reviews of our favorite games. This week: This week the government is selling some beat up arcade games and we’re prank calling tech support. We wonder if the fans of Chrono Trigger care more about it than SquareEnix does. We celebrate the founding of [&hellip
Jump is an old school PICO-8 button masher game by mrjonhudson. This game is part of the authors Extended Project Qualification (EPQ) and he would grateful if you can fill a tiny survey about the game to help pushing the project further!
kittenm4ster updated his PICO-8 game Video Poker. It’s a standard 9/6 Jacks or better video poker
Waddleball is a PICO-8 game by eggnog. You are Waddleduck, a chubby duck with the heart of a champion! Prove your mettle in 6 minigames by booting moles, stomping on tiles and destroying asteroids! Or, relax in free-play mode and kick some balls around
Chris Cacciatore is still working on his NES platform game Nebs & Debs. Quote: Just finished a draft of the canon plant level for Nebs ‘n Debs. Now to fix some bugs I’ve been putting off…. #nesdev #gamedev
Odeio Carros is a Sega Genesis game by Pedro Paiva, Bruno Ferreira and Fabio Manna. Push cars of the same colors together! Thanks to @laudelino7 for the hint
Ryan Carson has progress news on Flap Happy. Quote: Weird looking snakey things of snakeyness? Sure thing pal! We got loads of them! Yes, they also need fixing! #nesdev @megacatstudios Getting back in the swing of things tonight with some #NESASM coding, yay! #retro #gamedev See, not dead yet!
The lack of updates had a reason and has to do with the improved General Data Protection Regulation law, taking effect during May 2018 in the European Union. It took us a while, but data protection should be a lot better. We run on HTTPS now, got rid of Google Analytics, decreased external calls to a minimum (and trying to [&hellip