| Title: | Nintendo Game Systems |
| Notice: | Please enter Super NES notes in Yuppy::Super_NES. |
| Moderator: | RUSURE::EDP |
| Created: | Tue Oct 20 1987 |
| Last Modified: | Mon Feb 03 1997 |
| Last Successful Update: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
| Number of topics: | 847 |
| Total number of notes: | 11602 |
Don't get your hopes too high, but I promised in an earlier note
to give information on a company that has a hardware adapter that
plugs into the Nintendo and an IBM-PC allowing software development
for the Nintendo. They have a compiler that runs on the IBM-PC and
down loads the code to the adapter in the Nintendo for quick testing
of code. They also have a bullentin board for programing info.
BUT, alas, they only built a few of these and they were all provided
for software contracters for writing games that they will release
shortly. The games themselves will be standard cartridges.
In talking with them, they might sign on more programmers if they
are skilled. With their set up you can do the programming for a
part of a game at home, and down load the code to them over a modem.
The comapny is:
Color Dreams
2700 East Imperial Hwy.
Brea, CA. 92621
(714) 579-0693
If you are a programmer, ask for Tom Lin, and he will have some one
contact you. It would be great if someone on the notes file could
get access to this hardware/software and share what he learns!
Ray T.
| T.R | Title | User | Personal Name | Date | Lines |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 338.1 | I'll give it a shot | AIMTEC::WARRENS_R | VOTE! Your Community depends on it. | Sat Sep 15 1990 17:17 | 8 |
I took your note and will call or write. I had heard of this and am
glad you got the info.
It is appropriate to what I am doing, so you may hear more.
Thanks
randy
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| 338.2 | Expensive SNES Development System (I know nothing other than this note) | STC::STC::TIMMONS | Stack Overflow | Wed Nov 06 1991 17:28 | 42 |
Article 22438 of rec.games.video: >From [email protected] (Larry Kaplan) Subject: Genesis/SNES Development System Through a posting on the net, I corresponded with a person who owns for a company that makes development systems for Genesis and SNES. Here is some mail from him: > Our system consists of ROM emulator hardware plus an integrated window > debugger. Add to that a blindingly quick assembler, graphics libraries > for budding game programmers, graphics tools etc. > Uses a PC (PC-1 thru 386) as a host. Graphics tools use VGA. > The rom emulator I designed [I was in charge of hardware, > Kevin, my partner wrote 80% of the software] works perfectly > with DMA's ... It's EXPENSIVE (I use a megabyte of Hidensity Static > RAM...) .... Ours is for sale -- in fact that's the PRIMARY focus of > our business. We only take game contracts as a side-line. > The Genesis system is $4,500 for one. Qty. discounts apply. > SFX system is also $4,500. > Those prices include 1Meg of emulation memory > Scott (415) 968-1164 Developer Resources > [email protected] (Scott Statton) I have no connection with Scott or his company and haven't seen or used his device. I don't mean to advertise for him, but I know there is a lot of interest out there for developement systems. All of us with PC's and game systems would like to play around. I was hoping if there were enough interest, a bunch of us could get together and do a group purchase. If you are interested, email me. I work nearby to Scott, so I can get a look up close. -- Larry Kaplan (415)335-1584 Silicon Graphics, Mtn View, CA 94039 USA | |||||