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Thanks for sharing! A lot of this stuff is way over my head, but you present the concepts in a very approachable manner. I'm definitely going to read it over a few times to see if there's any hope of my ever becoming a maker of "obey brew". ( : Would you recommend starting with HuC and then making the jump to assembly, or vice versa?

And, btw, I like your site's appearance as well. Nothing beats a dark theme with a firearm toting gal and a logo-backlight modded tg16!

I think you should go with HuC first because it's easier and there are many established tutorials out there (Obeybrew.com!)...

Good luck.

wow. small interwebs. sorry to get off topic, but I found this pretty neat:
I met nullity back in like 1999 or 2000, when he was co-founder and webmaster of rpgmaker.net. Sometime around 03 or 04 we lost contact. I finally managed to track him down earlier this year. That was about 2 months after my last, failed attempt at making a homebrew rpg with(Care to guess?) Engine001.

Maybe this isn't the grandest of coincidences, but it amazes me when things circle around like that.

Scruffles wrote:wow. small interwebs. sorry to get off topic, but I found this pretty neat:
I met nullity back in like 1999 or 2000, when he was co-founder and webmaster of rpgmaker.net. Sometime around 03 or 04 we lost contact. I finally managed to track him down earlier this year. That was about 2 months after my last, failed attempt at making a homebrew rpg with(Care to guess?) Engine001.

Maybe this isn't the grandest of coincidences, but it amazes me when things circle around like that.

Nice! I'm actually a moderator on the Engine001 forums, though not as active as I wanted to be... who knew nullity was a co-founder of rpgmaker.net. Small world indeed!

My head = exploded!

Punch, did you go by a different name back in the old days? Or were you not yet a part of the rm.net community that long ago?

Not really, I've been on Engine001 since 2009 but I only lurked on rpgmaker.net... I guess in the end everyone we know secretly obeys the PC Engine one way or another.

Did you give up on the tutorials?

It would seem that way, although he does make a disclaimer that says he'll update when he has time, nothing's been added since Dec. 2013. It's a shame, too, even though I don't have time to tinker with obemulation right now, if the articles were still there, it'd be interesting/insightful to look them over.

NO JOKE, if and when I get the time, I am gonna make some stupid kiddie demo for TG-16.

I had so much fun doing demo/video games in BASIC for Apple ][ (and later, IIgs) back in the day...

I give myself 20 years. The number of people who will give a damn in 20 years will be...3-4 folks.

That's OK.

Can't believe it would take so much time for me to actually finish a game... on the NES

You probably can find the "tutorials" somewhere if you know where to look for but you shouldn't, they aren't that great anyway. Maybe someday I'll try writing something decent again.