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Making NES games with NESmaker - Part 1

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An introduction to creating cartridge-based NES games using NESmaker, focusing on palette data and asset creation.

THIS VIDEO IS OUT OF DATE. ALWAYS CHECK FOR CURRENT TUTORIALS AT TheNew8bitHeroes.com NESmaker allows users to create cartridge based, hardware playable NES games in an intuitive, faux object oriented environment without ever having to write a single line of code. JOIN US ON FACEBOOK: facebook.com/groups/NESmakers/ In this video, we look at how NESmaker easily handles creating palette data, and get a short glimpse in creating assets.

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What people say. Recommended as a soft launch or starting point for learning how to make NES games.

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On “Making 8-bit games from scratch”

This was a great keynote on this some years ago: [video There's a bunch of content on making NES cartridges that boot from scratch on youtube. Might be what you're looking for.. A soft launch would be 8-bit heroes (link to this video I think the guys who made micro mages has some good content as well. Game hut is a good channel to watch.. So is 8-bit guy.. He has some content on it. Ben Eater has some content on programming EEPROMS.
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