Greets,
I'm sure it's not new news, but for me I just learned of it on Slashdot a few days ago...
www.xgamestation.com
It seems to be a home, built-it-yourself game console kit, complete with and SDK to make games (of the SNES era).
I'm not an electrical engineer, but I am a software engineer, as I've been looking for an original NES SDK and can't find one (its obvious why) this strikes me as a great way to go about making a specialized console game.
From the build-it-yourself console angle, the fact you get all the schematics and and all, what's youre opinion of this device?
This is version 2 (according to Andre Lamothe). V.1 was an 8-bit CPU, this an a 16, and he says v.3 (release 1.0) will be 32-bit.
Any opinions?
Thanks,
_Shawn
I'm sure it's not new news, but for me I just learned of it on Slashdot a few days ago...
www.xgamestation.com
It seems to be a home, built-it-yourself game console kit, complete with and SDK to make games (of the SNES era).
I'm not an electrical engineer, but I am a software engineer, as I've been looking for an original NES SDK and can't find one (its obvious why) this strikes me as a great way to go about making a specialized console game.
From the build-it-yourself console angle, the fact you get all the schematics and and all, what's youre opinion of this device?
This is version 2 (according to Andre Lamothe). V.1 was an 8-bit CPU, this an a 16, and he says v.3 (release 1.0) will be 32-bit.
Any opinions?
Thanks,
_Shawn
wow! great site and great graphics!
Greets,
I'm sure it's not new news, but for me I just learned of it on Slashdot a few days ago...
www.xgamestation.com
It seems to be a home, built-it-yourself game console kit, complete with and SDK to make games (of the SNES era).
I'm not an electrical engineer, but I am a software engineer, as I've been looking for an original NES SDK and can't find one (its obvious why) this strikes me as a great way to go about making a specialized console game.
From the build-it-yourself console angle, the fact you get all the schematics and and all, what's youre opinion of this device?
This is version 2 (according to Andre Lamothe). V.1 was an 8-bit CPU, this an a 16, and he says v.3 (release 1.0) will be 32-bit.
Any opinions?
Thanks,
_Shawn
Nice :D, how much does it cost? $$
Greets,
I'm sure it's not new news, but for me I just learned of it on Slashdot a few days ago...
www.xgamestation.com
It seems to be a home, built-it-yourself game console kit, complete with and SDK to make games (of the SNES era).
I'm not an electrical engineer, but I am a software engineer, as I've been looking for an original NES SDK and can't find one (its obvious why) this strikes me as a great way to go about making a specialized console game.
From the build-it-yourself console angle, the fact you get all the schematics and and all, what's youre opinion of this device?
This is version 2 (according to Andre Lamothe). V.1 was an 8-bit CPU, this an a 16, and he says v.3 (release 1.0) will be 32-bit.
Any opinions?
Thanks,
_Shawn
Nice :D, only $99 (Supposedly US funds), still attractive I would definitely consider buying one of these since I am unable to build anything similar since of lack of PCB making materials.
awesome! both site and product. Just when I needed some cool design to get inspiration in my designs :)
If I had the money, I'd buy the product immediately :alright:
well, I'd prefer to have it 32-bit, or else I'd prefer to code in C.
If I had the money, I'd buy the product immediately :alright:
well, I'd prefer to have it 32-bit, or else I'd prefer to code in C.