Sydney Hunter hit its stretch goal and will now be ported to the NES! Copies of the game can be secured through the campaign for those interested.

Also, general stock and price updates.

Lots of things going on over at Greeting Carts! The remaining copies of the CIB edition of Blow 'em Out are on sale(http://www.nintendoage.com/forum/messageview.cfm?catid=6&... ), and the general release of Beerslinger is now on sale as well (http://www.nintendoage.com/forum/messageview.cfm?catid=6&... ).

Star Versus will also be back in stock soon, and has a definitive release time for those who missed it.

Entirely forgot to add Mystic Searches back to the list, sorry about that Joe and Co. There is still a bit less than two weeks left in the campaign, for those that missed out on it the first time around or who would like to snag a few extra rewards. Can't wait to see how this one turns out!

Sydney Hunter and the Caverns of Death is down to the final few days of its Kickstarter campaign. Nes, SNES, and more versions of the game will be coming our way shortly!

Star Versus will be back on sale in a few days as well. It is getting nearer for those who missed the first round of copies.

Well, I still haven't gotten together a full list of currently available Dreamcast homebrews, but there is a pretty neat one currently up for sale. It is called James and Watch: Arm, and plays off of the Game and Watch series in style and presentation. It has a humorous plot, to say the least . The LE is numbered, comes in a nice looking jewel case, and even includes a coffee mug with this edition. And, it is only about $37, shipped! Considering that it is coming from somewhere in the UK, that is pretty good. Anyways, the link to the product page is here, and the purchasing link is at the bottom of the page: http://www.retrogamingroundup.com.... A standard run is due to follow at some point.

Bread and Butter World for the SMS is currently available.

http://www.segaage.com/forum/mess...

Added! Thanks for mentioning it, I don't make it over to SA as often as I should. Exciting news about TGUN II as well . Maybe I'll finally have to make the trip to TMG this year. 

Definitely getting a copy of my TGUN II and the exclusive NES homebrew too

Added the Commie Killer RE to the list.

Are you willing to pick up an extra copy of each for a fellow NA'er?

I've already told another NAer I would for him if they allow multiple purchases. Thing is that I don't have a ton of extra scratch right now due to my upcoming project. But if they are cheap, I'll pick up a few for people.

Updates! New RetroUSB game, too many new games at where else but Too Many Games . Come on, we were all thinking it.

Oh, and GreetingCarts' games are now discounted to $20 a piece, for those that don't read the first post. Gotta do something with that off-putting wall of text...

I don't get a lot of solid release dates for the "coming soon" section, but with TMG on the horizon things are pretty fixed. T-GUN II by roboturchin will be there and also Kevin Power in Too Many Games, both in exclusive TMG editions.

Also, thesubcon3 will be debuting a Kickstarter for his book cataloging NES releases at the convention, and one of the rewards for this project is a game by Sly Dog Studios! It will be an RPG about collecting video games, which is a rather appropriate subject to pair with a book about video games.

Lastly, when I started this thread I always hoped that I would be able to contribute to the list in some way. Well, the Swords and Runes LE auction is now live, as most of you know (front page presence helps, thanks Dain!). I am only going to mention my own projects when things change (appearance, disappearance, etc.), as I did not intend for this thread to be self-serving. In other words, in no different fashion than I do for anyone else's. Hopefully that makes sense, and thanks for understanding.

Lots of updates to the News section! Have to hit the road, otherwise I'd write more. The past few weeks may hold the record for number of titles released though, so be sure not to miss out on some of these awesome projects .

The last few weeks have seen a flurry of releases, but one that people may have missed was Roth's The Rise of Amondus, published by RetroUSB. It debuted last Friday night; easy to miss when three games came out that morning. Also, the discussion thread about it is over in Collector's Corner now: http://vintage.nintendoage.com/fo.... Maybe it always was, but when I went to try and find it I couldn't, so there'e the link. I watched the man himself play through the game, and was really taken aback at both the technical level of the game, as well as the creative game play. Anyways...

Same here. I remember I posted in there from the brewery section, but to access it now I used the link in the NA main page. Probably it was a deliberate choice to move it (just a guess, I don't know if collectors corner may have more views than the brewery section? or for some reason the thread fits better that category?), but it still have the [Homebrew] tag on the title.

In any case, I wish Roth and Bunnyboy the best for their release.

Sorry to add to the flurry of new releases, but TGUN II for the SEGA Genesis is now available online...

http://segaage.com/forum/messagev...

Yeah, you should be sorry . Nine copies left folks! Hurry up and get it. There are never any TMG releases left over, so don't delay .

I'll update the OP, along with Cornball and anything else that needs to be updated, including the status of Sly Dog's new game currently part of a certain KS campaign (which was funded, congrats guys!). Wait, what's that, the Cornabll LE auction is live? Yes it is!

Gotta love a good convention release. From August 28th-30th the Game On Expo in Phoenix will be taking place, and with it an exclusive homebrew release! CollectorVision will be releasing a limited and numbered 200 copy edition of Retro Championships 2015, built very much in the style of the Nintendo World Championships of old. The game will feature timed tournament-style segments from three of their upcoming games (Sydney Hunter, Pedal to the Metal, and Meteor Swarm), and the expo champion will lay claim to a very rare gold edition of the cartridge. More info can be found here: http://azgameonexpo.com/programming.

If anybody is going to be in Phoneix come August, let me know! I hear that it is a dry heat .


AND a very special congrats to Sly Dog Studios for the successful funding of their new RPG! If it is even half as good as The Rise of Amondus (which is out by the way!), and we know that it will be, then we can surely expect good things.

Numbered music cart by Zi!: http://vintage.nintendoage.com/fo.... Whoooooo!

Also, did some general stock and price updates this morning, but I'm sure there are still some inaccuracies, there always are...

Any fellow NAers going to the Game On Expo that would be willing to get me a copy of Retro Championships 2015? I would really appreciate it!

I'll add it to the list soon, though it'll probably be sold out by then, but Fix It Felix Jr. is back! http://vintage.nintendoage.com/fo...

Big update! I think that I'm mostly caught up (outside of the Recently Sold Out section), but as always speak up if you know of anything that I've missed. There are some imminent, but their time has not yet come to pass...

Sincere apologies to KHan, Dra600n, the folks at CollectorVision, and anyone else who's games I missed giving a bit more attention to. Sometimes I get so excited about a release, or it gets so much attention in the Brewery or elsewhere, that it slips my mind to update it here.

New games include: 1,007 Bolts LE, Quest Forge - By Order of Kings LE and RE, Hind Strike, and Double Action 53 Volume TWO!

Hind Strike, with CIB option, is back in stock, in case anyone missed it.

Hi dude! There are more interesting games at Piko´s store: Dorke & Ymp and Corn Buster (SNES) and Water Margin (Sega Mega Drive/Genesis). They are no homebrews exactly, but it´s worth to mention them.

Yeah, if every unreleased game and/or hack was included, then the list would be much much longer, and entirely unmanageable for me to keep track of. We'd have entries from Tecmo Bowlers, more RetroUSB releases, Super Fighter Team, the Nolans, etc. All do some good work, to be sure, and information can be found about non-homebrew releases elsewhere. The purpose of this list is to draw attention to those doing original work today. Projects vary in scope, quality, and the like, but the key factor is that they are new releases, and not blasts from the past. Too often real homebrews get mixed in with these other things, and even on Piko's site itself it is difficult to establish which are original creations in the present, and which are not. Speaking of which, I need to add Super Thor Quest to the list, since it is a re-skin of their previous homebrew offering Classic Kong.