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Well, for GINCS and Genesis RPG Creator, I created a base "stub" ROM that contains the actual code, and when the game is compiled, its scripts and graphics are appended to the end of the base ROM. On the other hand, for S.A.M., I simply made some small tool that generates some ASM includes from the ...

Well, it's... doable. I've tried it thrice, with pretty weak results:
http://willhostforfood.com/access.php?fileid=77561
Of course, that's just because I didn't put enough effort on them.

Wow! Pretty impressive demos!
Thanks for the recommendations!

Well, from some of the pics in your site, I can see you're able to work with a limited color palette if so required (useful for Genesis Games) and, of course, with a higher number of colors, too (could be useful for 32X games). But, as Shiru said, one of the most challenging aspects of doing graphic...

Really impressive conversion, it actually plays better than Doom 32X. About the music, aren't most of the registers of the YM2612 (MD) similar to its close cousin, the YM3812 (Adlib)? Maybe simply sending the original register writes to the chip would be enough to get something almost not completely...

Really impressive, who could imagine that the 32X would be able to emulate a GameBoy at an acceptable speed?

Very cool!

This is a little program for making simple adventure games for the Sega Master System. It has a simple built-in script language for text, menus and game logic, and supports the displaying of static images along with the text. For a quick start, simply unzip the file, go to the "example" folder, and ...

Quite a nice, professional quality demo.
Can't wait to see the full version.

Stef's DevKit (http://www.spritesmind.net/_GenDev//for ... c&start=15) includes a reasonably fast polygon drawing routine.

I also had lots of "black" screens before figuring out how to do everything correctly. You see, as cited above, sega.o MUST be the first object to be linked, because it contains the ROM header. If any other object is linked before it, the header gets moved to an invalid location, resulting in an inv...

I use it too. It took me a while to get everything to work as it should: First, go to Build->Compiler Options; Select GNU GCC Compiler; Click on "Copy"; Name it "GenDev"; In the Compiler->Other options tab, put: -m68000 -O1 -fomit-frame-pointer In the Linker tab: Link libraries (sega.o MUST be the f...

Very nice demo!

Very nice project!
What kind of bankswitching did you use for the RAM?