[The Official Turbografx 16 Thread!]

Chris Covell's PCE Assembly programming page:

PC-Engine ASM Programming Tutorials by Chris Covell (chrismcovell.com)

He also made a waveform tool that may be handy for those using Deflemask and Furnace Tracker:

Chris Covell's Creations (chrismcovell.com)

Tongueman's Logic:

Tongueman's Logic download page (chrismcovell.com)

Magic Engine also has some PCE Assembly tutorials, but only on graphics and sound:

MagicKit Documentation Page (magicengine.com)

Finally:

 

[The Official Sega Master System Thread]

Wing Warriors:

Sega Lord X on the Sega Card:

Green Beret/Rush 'n Attack:

Golden Axe with redrawn graphics:

And finally, Chibi Akumas on how to program the SMS and Game Gear in Z80 Assembly:

 

[The Official Sega Saturn Thread!]

Something new on the Saturn Homebrew front:

Granted, these are all experiments, but they do show some potential.

[Impossible Mission for Atari Lynx]

The new graphics look very nice for just a mockup.

[The Official Sega Master System Thread]

I'd love to make homebrew games for the Sega Master System.

[Trying to Review Every Neo Geo Game on Youtube]

Well said, Tanooki. I'm glad that the SFC ports of the first two Magical Drops got translations. Truth be told, I think SNK should broaden their horizons. Starting with a new Baseball Stars title.

[Trying to Review Every Neo Geo Game on Youtube]

Glad that I'm not the only one who thinks that SNK should bring back Baseball Stars. By the way, what are your thoughts on the Magical Drop series by Data East, including the latest installments?

[Video Game Esoterica's Thread or rare, exotic and weird gaming videos and stuff and things lol]

Hey, have you considered covering the entire Grandia series, or at the very least Game Arts' Lunar?

[Battle of the Ports]

Here's hoping that SNK decides on broadening their horizons this year. Revivals of Baseball Stars, Shock Troopers, Magician Lord, and Ikari Warriors would be great places to start.

[The Official Playstation Thread]

Boulder Punch on Hell Night/Dark Messiah.

[The Official NEO-GEO Thread!]

Windjammers reminds me of why I miss Data East so much. At least they were bought out by G-Mode, which was founded by Game Arts' Takeshi Miyaji. (RIP)

["Sassy" (WIP) Project Thread (Previously The Pro Strikers)]

It's nice to see you back and with something new.

[Solar Jetman: Hunt for the Golden Warpship]

I remember reading about that in Nintendo Power around 34 years ago. When I played that game via emulation, I can tell you that it is one tough game.

[Favorite NES remixes]

I bet you guys would like some of the remixes that I have made.

[The Official NEO-GEO Thread!]

Those plushies look cool.

[The Official NEO-GEO Thread!]

Demons of Asteborg was one of the largest cartridge-based Genesis games since Super SFII. Around 17 MB total, meaning that the Neo Geo can handle that size of a game, but I have yet to see how are they going to fit that on a GBA cart.

[HDMA streaming code]

After watching the video, I have to say that you have something good on your hands. Maybe you could consider making a series of videos on how to program the Super NES?

[MORTAL KOMBAT Atari Jaguar Pre-Alpha AVAILABLE NOW!]

I have to say that TruFun has made substantial progress in porting MK to the Jaguar.

[The Official Sega Saturn Thread!]

Ninpen Manmaru:

Enix and Tam Tam's 3D Platform game.

[Favorite SNES music]

More Turrican music:

 

[Did you know this was released? Games that no one misses or remembers]

The Brainies, one game from Titus that was originally going to be released in '92, but didn't until 1996.

[Axelay]

Wayler, I think Konami should put you in charge of an Axelay sequel.

[The Official NEO-GEO Thread!]

It's nice to see Vengeance Hunters nearing completion.

[The Official NEO-GEO Thread!]

Baseball Stars and that Cancelled Magician Lord sequel are good starts.

[Favorite SNES music]

One of Chris Huelsbeck's best:

Here's something from Stefan Kramer and Paul-Jesper Olsen:

And one of the Boss battle themes: