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So, you created a game with the same name as another one , with the same assets (I know they are free). https://www.brokestudio.fr/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/Twin-Dragons-full-11.png Maybe you should change something... :roll: Huh, I can't believe I never once googled "twin dragons nes". ...

That's interesting! Thanks for posting. I'm curious what the generated assembly looks like. Can you post an example? Whoops, I meant to say "assembled code" rather than assembly. The compiler itself can't generate compilable assembly, but it can export debug files for various emulators (i...

Hey everyone, So I made a post in the NESDev forums a while back, and said I would make a small platformer game to test out how viable making a full NES homebrew project in Millfork would be. I've come back today to let everyone know that for the most part, it is viable! (With some caveats as well, ...

For me personally, and I've advised this in the past sometimes, I think for stuff like sound engines it's sometimes worthwhile to just assemble it with whatever it was written in, then include the binary into the main project. In larger games music usually given its own bank, so you end up effectiv...

Hey all, so I was recently researching different options for developing NES games and found a pretty good option that I don't think many people have heard of: Millfork - https://karols.github.io/millfork/ I found this project while looking for different programming options for the 6502, since straig...