Gemintronic

My hot take is that it's a "Single Screen Platformer"

I hope moving up the chain of sega consoles eventually leads to Sega Master System support. Perhaps Sega Genesis support by using the z80 and compatible VDP modes. Flashable boards and shells for Sega Genesis are cheap and easy. Plus, many more Sega Genesis enthusiasts out there

@Gameboy30 Hey there, Sir. I saw you posted a rather long video. I'm in crunch mode with business stuff. Sadly, I'm already disappointing other people who needed me to help with their projects. Never learned proper time management. So, I can't be a good resource for you. Explore programming at your own pace. You don't need to be excellent at 2D and 3D graphics. Just do your best and keep trying.

@Austin Maybe this look is better (even though dithering is still dithering) Potential tiles for a port of C@tacombs of Chaos on the Sega Genesis:

A long, long time ago I entered a contest with a De-Make theme. So, I made my graphics with Super Pitfall in mind but chunkier. This year I "enhanced" my original tileset to be a touch less chunky with dithering.

Unlike most of the time where I make a compiled ROM that shows off the tiles I just lazily made this in Tiled. The purple is color 0 (transparency) so in an actual running game it'd be black or whatever the background layer is. Thank you for the advice!

Hoping for honest feedback on this. Trying to make a De-Make Super Pitfall tileset for a Genesis game. I've got some feedback that it looks cool. Also, feedback that it looks like programmer art. I can see both sides. What say you all?

I try to not collect for collectings sake as my family has the pack rat gene. So, it's "just" a vader, light sixer and two 7800s. Gave myself a free pass on unlicensed games and clones so also have a Gemini.

The difference is: JagStudio doesn't support the Neo Geo. So, it loses by default.

Maybe some portable WAMP Stack that serves up a personal Plus Store? I'm just assuming the Plus Store is using web technologies.

Not an informed answer. But, I think the dev who yanked things was mostly involved with arcade cores. So, not a biggie for me since I test homebrew with the MiSTer. It's the fact it could happen again with cores that I DO regularly use that worries me. I hope they find some sort of compromise where update_all only creates or updates existing cores/files. Had no idea it could remove them.

The ceiling may be random stuff getting removed when doing an update_all. Been hearing people complain about cores and games just disappearing. Not feeling being paranoid and backing up 1tb+ TF cards just to see if something has been updated.

That's OK. Looks like Mr. Sujano will keep us in the loop. Very cool!

Unless a particular person could effect how widely spread your games are don't worry about buzz for your creations. Traction is very, very hard for homebrewers. But, you already know this

Not a correction: just some explanation Sharkstorm was built off of my initial concept. The general release by Neo Games was Twist R Shark which came with improved spritework and feedback from Scott Dayton of Neo Games.