Earlier this month LoneKiltedNinja ( //phpbb/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=985 ) has released a Mandelbrot program for the good old NES.
Turquoise Palace is a music disk for NES, by MorphCat.
WLA DX has stagnated a lot recently but there has been progress since the last time (November 2006). WLA DX is a Macro Assembler Package for GB-Z80/Z80/6502/65C02/6510/65816/HUC6280/SPC-700 and was written by Ville Helin.
Changes:
– data filtering macros (looks useful for non-standard string encoding)
– Mersenne Twister random numbers (not that you’d use them much at compile-time)
– Label and line number bugfixes
Here comes a musicdisk for NES by mic_
Release notes:
This is a collection of covers/remixes I’ve put together for the NES using ppmck. There’s only a PAL version right now, but perhaps I’ll add an NTSC version later with adjusted song tempos. I’m using a PowerPak and a real NES, but you can use Nintendulator, FCE Ultra or any decent emulator that has a PAL emulation mode.
The reason the ROM is so bloated is that a couple of the tracks were a bit tricky to fit inside 16kB, so I decided to use 32kB for all of them. 5*32 rounded up to the nearest power of two becomes 256kB, so there you go..
Use up/down to select a song and button A or B to start playing it. Happy listening.
This is an invitro for a party called “Pulse Wave”. The party was in March 2007, but it seems the binary spreads just now.
High Hopes by aspekt is a Nintendo Entertainment System demo released at Assembly 2007. It ranked #1 in the Oldschool Demo Competition.
Here is an invitation intro (invitro) for the “Alternative Party 2007” by wamma.
Seems NESdev got a new version of “Sack of Flour” a neat high quality platformer.
The “Raster” Demo is a technical demo done by Norix. Download from NESdev!
Another addition to NESDEV is GITS2.
Here are a few lines from the readme:
GITS2 is a program for adjustment of colour TV sets of system PAL through the game console DENDY (Russian NES). GITS2 is the second (improved) version of the program GITS, which was published in a Russian magazine RADIO number 8 for 2001.