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And here's another interesting example:

Doom (from 1993) porting to Blu-Play
https://playstationhax.xyz/forums/topic ... -blu-play/

Did you know you can code a game with Java, and run it on PlayStation 3 + PlayStation 4 + Xbox One from the very same disc? This is because all those consoles feature a blu-ray drive, and all blu-ray players run Java as part of the blu-ray specification. It is obviously a limited platform, in severa...

I’m not sure a typical homebrew developer can pay 300 euros per song. Of course not. Most homebrew devs buy the non-exclusive resale licenses. That was the whole basis for creating the site: To help indie gamedevs find affordable music for their game projects. The site actually also has a lot of tr...

Did this project die before it got started? Diskmags are awesome. (And yes, they're still called diskmags even though they're on a cartridge, or online as a website, or run from harddisk, or a disc). I think it's sad diskmags are mostly dead nowadays. I often browse Pouet.net for any new diskmag rel...

As a game programmer the main problem is that a concrete game needs specific tone or themed music. It will be much better to offer a site where both sides can meet and discuss together. Even be involved in the project and share gains,once the tile is launched. IGM can be used that way too: Find an ...

IndieGameMusic.com is a free service for musicians to put their tracks on display for indie gamedevs to use in their homebrew games - or for gamedevs and musicians to hook up for game projects. It is not a new site. It's been running for over a decade. (And the design needs to be updated - so much t...