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Hungry? Want flies? Try the brandnew Mega Drive / Genesis homebrew game Bug Hunt Read more

Blackjack CD is a Sega CD homebrew game by Sebastian Mihai. You play casino-style blackjack against a computer dealer. BasiEgaXorz is the Basic compiler/IDE/toolchain used. Read more

Hotel Bunny by Sebastian Mihai has the player try to get nine rabbits safely to the titulary hotel, located past a trial of three angry dogs. Read more

Palkone and Justburn present Pokemon Psychic Seeds in a five level game demo version. Group Exeggcute and head towards the finish. Try to find the hidden Pokéball in each stage. Read more

MTek-GDL is a simple object-oriented game development library written in C++ combined with a collection of tools, examples, and additional libraries for simple and advanced game development for the Nintendo Wii and PC (OpenGL) platforms and is ideal for beginners and advanced Wii game programmers. Read more

Mini Cookie by Sebastian Mihai is a techdemo/game for Pokemon Mini. The player controls a hungry bear, eating the cookies scattered all over the screen. Read more

Don't Be Square by Sebastian Mihai is techdemo with source code available, helpful for starting programming on a Nintendo 64. Read more

Pocket Worm by Sebastian Mihai is a PocketStation homebrew game inspired by Nibbles. The goal is to guide the worm and eat the 30 pieces of food appearing randomly on the screen. As the worm eats food, it grows and speeds up. Read more

Swan Driving is a new WonderSwan Color "game" by Sebastian Mihai. You control a car, trying to avoid incoming traffic. Your car has a low and a high gear, for driving slowly and fast, respectively. Use UP/DOWN to move your car, and LEFT/RIGHT to select low or high gear. Read more

Eight Queens by Sebastian Mihai is an implementation of the Eight Queens Problem on Sega's unfortunate add-on to the Genesis, the 32x. Towards the end of the Genesis era, Sega's plan was for the 32x to tide Genesis players over, until the release of the next-gen system, the Sega Saturn. It seems that Sega preferred planet code-names for their systems, as the internal name for the 32x was Project Mars. Read more