Snes rom maker...

Started by Legge, Sun 20/06/2004 22:41:57

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Legge

Sun 20/06/2004 22:41:57
I found a snes rom maker *Wakes up from dream* But really...is there any? :P i mean...how do they make the snes games?
He is fast

He is strong

But really, He is my dog

im a website hoster, i host websites(But not that much mb webspace)

kl4Uz

#1
Sun 20/06/2004 23:10:29
Quote from: Legge on Sun 20/06/2004 22:41:57
I found a snes rom maker *Wakes up from dream* But really...is there any? :P i mean...how do they make the snes games?

they code them... it's quite likely that they do them in asm and compile it with some special snes kit... dunno.... but I'm quite sure there's no such thing as AGS for SNES, if you were looking for that ;)

Moox

#2
Sun 20/06/2004 23:11:40
Your right, its assembly and you need both a blank cartridge and the sdk

Legge

#3
Sun 20/06/2004 23:14:20
what asm?
He is fast

He is strong

But really, He is my dog

im a website hoster, i host websites(But not that much mb webspace)

Moox

#4
Sun 20/06/2004 23:18:43
assembly is a language. Its what runs everything pretty much

Legge

#5
Sun 20/06/2004 23:23:04
Do they code them on computer? :) is there a compiler? :)
He is fast

He is strong

But really, He is my dog

im a website hoster, i host websites(But not that much mb webspace)

Moox

#6
Sun 20/06/2004 23:25:12
you can write asm on comp but for snes you need a diff compiler

kl4Uz

#7
Sun 20/06/2004 23:28:25 Last Edit: Sun 20/06/2004 23:30:12 by kl4Uz
here you go: http://filebox.vt.edu/users/rogrubb3/SNESDev/HBHBIntro.htm

for further questions on this topic I recommend you a board like http://www.totalkaos.de (but don't ask to n00bish questions there!)

hope this helps!

PhilRoberts2004

#8
Mon 21/06/2004 00:29:53
What is the name of the program that makes these SNES roms?

Miez

#9
Mon 21/06/2004 00:56:59 Last Edit: Mon 21/06/2004 16:43:41 by miez
Try this one:

http://visualham.console-dev.de/

Oh duh. Snes. Right. This link is for GBA.

[/egg_on_face]

Ben

#10
Mon 21/06/2004 16:41:40
Why don't you try the GBA? It's similar to the SNES, and a lot more popular these days.. Also, it will be a lot easier to find info on the hardware and stuff.

Legge

#11
Mon 21/06/2004 19:39:48
yes but its c++ language...
He is fast

He is strong

But really, He is my dog

im a website hoster, i host websites(But not that much mb webspace)

Privateer Puddin'

#12
Mon 21/06/2004 19:40:28
good reason to learn it then :)

Miez

#13
Mon 21/06/2004 22:47:02
Quote from: Legge on Mon 21/06/2004 19:39:48
yes but its c++ language...

Er well ... if you DO decide to go with GBA ... there is a special Basic version for the GBA. Find it here:

http://www.jm-basic.com/dragon/

Ben

#14
Mon 21/06/2004 23:30:47
Quote from: Legge on Mon 21/06/2004 19:39:48
yes but its c++ language...

Well, C++ is a lot easier than Assembly. And Basic is, like, shitting whipped cream compared to Assembly.

Miez

#15
Mon 21/06/2004 23:33:47
Quote from: Ben on Mon 21/06/2004 23:30:47
And Basic is, like, shitting whipped cream compared to Assembly.

Yes. Quite. Easy but messy.  ;D

Meowster

#16
Mon 21/06/2004 23:41:12
And tasty.

Miez

#17
Mon 21/06/2004 23:50:54
Quote from: Yufster on Mon 21/06/2004 23:41:12
And tasty.

Only after a deep colonic.

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kl4Uz

#18
Tue 22/06/2004 00:00:12
what the heck?

he was asking for a _SNES_ tool and nothing else! If someone asks you for the way to the airport, do you answer him "Well, I'd suggest you to go to McDonalds, coz describing that way is a lot easier for me"?

just my â,¬ 0.02...... ;)

Kinoko

#19
Tue 22/06/2004 02:44:53
Yeah :P The GBA versions of SNES games piss me off, so I'm all for going the extra mile to get it done the way the God of Nintendo intended.
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