Meteor Guard by Sly Dog Studios is a small space shooter in which you must destroy as many meteors as you can. Once nine of them have passed you, the game ends. Tap left or right on the D-pad to move in the corresponding direction, and when you are vertically lined up with the meteor you would like to destroy, press the B button to fire.

Sly Dog Studios decided to jump on the bandwagon and created a Flappy Bird style game for the NES named Flappy Block. It is infinitely easier than the original, but it does what it is meant to do… waste time!

Ambushed is a tiny shooting game for NES by Sly Dog Studios. You’re walking down the street and suddenly, from a couple of attached buildings that are across the street, you are ambushed by multiple gunmen… luckily you’re packin’ some heat! Use the D-Pad to move the player’s scope around, and ‘A’ to fire. Score 99 (then +1) and you win the game. That’s a lot of baddies for one area! However, if a single bullet reaches you on the other side of the street, you’re a goner. Shoot them before they get to you!

Sly Dog Games made up the very basic version of Pong, named 1k2p. It’s a two player only game.

Why did the chicken cross the road? For Points, of course! Get the chicken across the road to get some points. Don’t get hit by a car though. Chickens are pretty defenseless against cars. One hit and it’s game over. Game created by Sly Dog Studios.

Double Action Blaster Guys by NovaSquirrel is a single player action game but also allows two simultaneous players. DABG for the Nintendo Entertainment System / Famicom is a sequel to “Forehead Block Guy“.

NovaSquirrel provided the following updates on his game:

*Changed to NROM-256 with CHR RAM, decompressed at the start before the title
*Revamped menu system (and the editor asks for confirmation to quit now)
*Versus modes with powerups
*More levels to use new blocks and enemies
*Levels can scroll
*New blocks: Bombs that go off every 4 seconds, tiles and platforms that toggle between solid or not every 4 seconds, switch to instantly toggle all toggleable blocks, moving springs and moving hazards, teleporters, insta-kill spikes, tiles that cause a bomb to drop above you when you walk through them
*New enemies: rolling and jumpy balls, enemies that shoot aimed at the player, Thwomp clones, a flapping owl, a potion and an enemy that continually shoots right
*Various bugfixes and minor changes

http://forums.nesdev.com/viewtopic.php?f=22&t=10325

DENDYcompo II is a music disk for NES created by Rubel for the 8bit Netlabel 8081.

Tracklist:

01. Nuclear Mushroom Boom – Summertime
02. Xenon Odyssey – Convoluted Culvert
03. bertfm – Dancing to Death
04. Harumi Makoto – Wonder Panorama
05. Please Lose Battle – Restrain from entering my bedroom

http://forums.nesdev.com/viewtopic.php?f=22&t=11003

Sgt. Helmet Training Day is an action platformer by the Mojon Twins, who released this nice game first on the ZX Spectrum. And now here it is… for the 8-Bit NES!

http://www.mojontwins.com/juegos_mojonos/sgt-helmet-training-day-nes/

Double Action Blaster Guys by NovaSquirrel is a single player action game but also allows two simultaneous players. DABG for the Nintendo Entertainment System / Famicom is a sequel to “Forehead Block Guy“.

Since the first revision there’s been several bugfixes and changes:

• “Extra stuff” menu on the title screen was removed and the level editor and credits were  just moved to the main menu instead
• If the pre-level screen with the objective is skipped with Start, the game no longer starts the level with the game paused and will wait for you to let go of Start
• Credits screen now has website URLs on it
• All unofficial/illegal opcodes are replaced with official ones for better compatibility with emulators that don’t support them
• Fixed a bug where testing a level in the level editor after beating the game would just bring you back to the title
• Fixed a bug where enemies can’t climb over blocks from the right

http://forums.nesdev.com/viewtopic.php?f=22&t=10325

Sometimes developers disappear, sometimes they re-appear. Happened with Tony Young who showed up on the NESdev.com web board during 17th October 2013 and released Mouser 2, a heavily reworked version of Mouser. It’s time to guide your mouse and catch some cheese! Right?

Mouser 2 by Tony Young

http://forums.nesdev.com/viewtopic.php?f=22&t=10594