The NES turns 30: How it began, worked, and saved an industryarstechnica.com 19 pointsiProject13 years ago2 commentsSaveHideCopy link On HNComments−acuozzo13yNES game development is alive and well over at http://www.nesdev.com/−tracker113yWhat's funny, is my biggest reason for getting in on Ouya was to play classic game roms on a fairly standard platform (unlike a home theater pc, which has more variety).
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NES game development is alive and well over at http://www.nesdev.com/
What's funny, is my biggest reason for getting in on Ouya was to play classic game roms on a fairly standard platform (unlike a home theater pc, which has more variety).