NES Programming

In this episode I had some great discussions with Derek from Gradual Games, programmer of the NES homebrews Nomolos, The Legends of Owlia, and the yet-to-be-released Trophy.  This was a super-fun discussion and I think we probably could have talked all night if anybody would have listened for even longer! We talked about his background getting into programming, how he writes games, ggsound, ggvm, and so much more.

You can find Gradual Games at: http://www.gradualgames.com

You can find Derek on Twitter, Discord, NintendoAge, NesDev, and Facebook: @gradualgames

Also, if you haven't already, you should listen to Beau and Kevin's interview with Derek about The Legends of Owlia from this episode of the NES Assembly Line Podcast:

https://soundcloud.com/user-463768680/e15-the-legends-of-owlia

Thanks for watching!

(I realize the audio and video quality are not quite as good as usual, but this was recorded and streamed on my MacBook because I was not home for this stream.)

In this episode I spoke to Nathan from Bite the Chili Productions, programmer of NES homebrew Robo Ninja Climb, and Anguna, which is available on multiple platforms.  It was a really really fun chat where we talked about how he got interested in programming, NES homebrew, his journey from GBA programming, and more. 

Nathan's website is http://www.tolberts.net/

You can find him on Nintendo Age as gauauu and on twitter as @nathantolbert

Thanks and have a great weekend!

In this episode we spoke to Kevin from KHAN Games, programmer of popular homebrew games such as The Incident and Study Hall.  We talked about NES homebrew, the community, programming, and lots of other things.  If you are interested in listening to the NES Assembly Line, you can find it on iTunes here:

https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-assembly-line-an-nes-homebrew-podcast/id1247222547?mt=2

And Google Play here:

https://play.google.com/music/m/Il7yhrcfqbuejnfyh24a2dlpp7y?t=The_Assembly_Line_An_NES_Homebrew_Podcast

If you want to check out any of Kevin's games (which you should), go to:

http://www.khangames.com/store

or you can find some of his games at RetroUSB.com as well.

Thanks again to everyone who watched and asked questions.  Have a great weekend.

In this episode I spoke to Beau from Sole Goose Productions, programmer of NES homebrew Spook-o'-tron.  We had a fun time talking about his experiences programming, making games, the NES community, and many other things.  If you are interested in listening to the NES Assembly Line, you can find it on iTunes here:

https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-assembly-line-an-nes-homebrew-podcast/id1247222547?mt=2

And Google Play here:

https://play.google.com/music/listen?u=0#/ps/Il7yhrcfqbuejnfyh24a2dlpp7y

Beau's website is http://www.solegooseproductions.com/

Thanks and have a great weekend!