Comments on: About http://www.tummaigames.com/blog NES homebrew! Development blog for homebrew NES games Sun, 05 Sep 2010 23:59:07 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Shawn http://www.tummaigames.com/blog/about/comment-page-1/#comment-1058 Shawn Sun, 05 Sep 2010 23:59:07 +0000 http://www.tummaigames.com/blog/?page_id=2#comment-1058 Just a couple of things... Found the YouTube videos to be quite interesting and educational, mostly the second one explaining how you did the collision detection for your game. Just wanted to stop by the blog to see if you had furthered your progress. Very neat stuff, wish I had the ability to understand programming as you do. Anyway, it would be neat to see how you progress your game and eventually port it over to nes hardware. If you ever get bored you can stop by and say hi over at our IRC chat room . I go by the nick Red_Mist on the server http://sorcery.net/ over at #pixelation Keep up the good work :> -Red_Mist- Just a couple of things… Found the YouTube videos to be quite interesting and educational, mostly the second one explaining how you did the collision detection for your game. Just wanted to stop by the blog to see if you had furthered your progress.
Very neat stuff, wish I had the ability to understand programming as you do. Anyway, it would be neat to see how you progress your game and eventually port it over to nes hardware.

If you ever get bored you can stop by and say hi over at our IRC chat room . I go by the nick Red_Mist on the server http://sorcery.net/ over at #pixelation

Keep up the good work :>

-Red_Mist-

]]> By: John Lightbody http://www.tummaigames.com/blog/about/comment-page-1/#comment-840 John Lightbody Thu, 29 Jul 2010 16:18:37 +0000 http://www.tummaigames.com/blog/?page_id=2#comment-840 Hello- Looking around Tummai games, I'm pretty stoked about what can be done with a compiler, an NES emulator and some serious time to kill. Right now, I'm really trying to find a good starting place to learn the 6502 language - any suggestions? (A bit of background: I just got my degree in Electrical Engineering, and although I'm not a hardware guy, I learned 8051 assembly a few years ago. My little brother, an animation student, and some of his friends are hoping to make an NES game, and I'm trying to help out with the difficult part : ) Thanks- Hello-

Looking around Tummai games, I’m pretty stoked about what can be done with a compiler, an
NES emulator and some serious time to kill. Right now, I’m really trying to find a good starting place to learn the 6502 language – any suggestions?
(A bit of background: I just got my degree in Electrical Engineering, and although I’m not a hardware guy, I learned 8051 assembly a few years ago. My little brother, an animation student, and some of his friends are hoping to make an NES game, and I’m trying to help out with the difficult part : )

Thanks-

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