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A company out of Hong Kong or Taiwan I believe that had a distribution center in California. Thanks! It is a super neat item, really cool history and the most robust and well made of the N64 backup devices.

Cyber Monday Bump! Added a bunch more images.

No problem Lance! It is so exciting! ❤️

Oh awesome Lance! Congratulations guys on another great release! I have been anxiously watching for this one. My next pay day I want to snag a cart for the A8. ❤️ Thank you guys for your hard work! It looks so fun!

I am glad I earmarked this topic, these are now available for sale. Putting these on eBay as well, but they are discounted here.

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Here I want to list all the things I have free! Just pay shipping: Wii Fit Board Jillian Michaels something or other for the Wii Wico Joystick - DB9 Connector - Sat in an attic for 25 years could use a bit of cleaning. (Will furnish pictures when I have time. :3 Also have some other things, I will list later.)

Check this out, it may be helpful. http://khryssun.free.fr/programming_code.html#Sources_Scrollings

For trade! Mr. Backup Z64 - Complete in Box -> Really nice unit. Includes original box, documentation, power supply, and 2 Zip Disks. Ask if you need more images. If you would like to trade: can do +/- cash on some things that interest me: *Atari Mega ST *Atari Mega STE *Atari Falcon *Atari Jaguar *Atari Lynx *ST Stuff *Development Hardware *Atari 1200XL *Atari XEGS *Atari 800 and 400 *A8 Stuff *80s Keyboard Synthesizers

For sale! Mr. Backup Z64 - Complete in Box -> Really nice unit. Includes original box, documentation, power supply, and 2 Zip Disks. Ask if you need more images. Mr. Backup Z64 Unit: $300 Working units are working, but sold as-is because of age, we know the drill around here. If you would like to trade: can do +/- cash on some things that interest me: *Atari Mega ST *Atari Mega STE *Atari Falcon *Atari Jaguar *Atari Lynx *ST Stuff *Development Hardware *Atari 1200XL *Atari XEGS *Atari 800 and 400 *A8 Stuff *80s Keyboard Synthesizers

Thanks so much! I am working as quickly as I can to get it out to you guys. :3 The list is ever dwindling. :3 Oh really neat! I would love to see what you could come up with though once you get more time. I know what you mean though. I work full time, go to university full time, and raise my family so I have only a few hours a week to work on the game bleh. At least it is nearing completion. I just have the last few levels and the final boss to complete and it is done! Plenty of updates, though yes 2 years since the last demo. I was going to release an intermediary demo, but I am within the finish line of finishing the game so I figured let me just push and try to get it out as soon as I can.

Thanks for the heads up! Between the new school semester and work, I did not see it, but I will check it out now.

Oh rad! I am glad that you have that book. It will be great fun to work through. If you have any trouble when you learning assembly, do not hesitate to e-mail or message me if you have any questions. I would be happy to offer some pointers if I can. I appreciate the sentiment too, I am getting closer to finishing the game as well, my list of things to do/fix is getting smaller. :3 Some of the turbo BASIC things on the A8 would be good fun as well if that suites you well. My friend Darryl1970 has done some great BASIC games, but they were in old BASIC and would be so much nicer if in a compiled BASIC. I need to help him with that someday, like his game Goblin.

Oh rad, I did not know this, it must be why I love the Genesis so much back in the day, and now. On the flip side I have/had not much love for the Super Nintendo. x3 I love Star Fox that is about it. ;3 I am glad I chose Sonic back in 1991. ^o^ I am glad the VCS can access an extra button because that lends a good option for Carrot Kingdom® for people who have a problem with down to fire. However, now the jump can be controllable with how long you hold down the button (like Mega Man), so that does not work with up for jumping. So that kept the decision for down to fire. Nothing wrong with getting started. It is an exciting road learning assembly. Especially 6502, still probably my favorite flavour of ASM. I really like 68000 as well, a nice set of opcodes. To answer your question, Carrot Kingdom® is 100% assembly. I started with a 4K bank of the proof of concept for the scrolling engine, then worked my way up from there. The initial game was tested on my Supercharger as I did not have a Harmony Cart yet. Learning BASIC first can help, if you do not have programming experience, though some of the assembly tutorials are nice, or Steven Hugg's book on coding games on the VCS may be another good option. I think with the book or some of the tutorials you could just jump right into 6502 ASM. The 6502 has a limited enough instruction set and the logic is straightforward enough that I think you would not have too much of a problem. I bought the Steven Hugg book for my friend that was curious about coding for the VCS after my showing them Carrot Kingdom®, and they have really enjoyed it so far. https://www.amazon.com/Making-Games-Atari-2600-Steven/dp/1541021304

Rad! I am glad you are enjoying it despite its challenge. I feel you there, it is tough until you get the hang of it, the last segment of the game will be the toughest, however, the easy mode will mitigate the hardest bits from the game. It will support 2 buttons on the Sega Genesis controller as well so that should be able to help as well.