3DO

6502

  • 6502 WebRing 6502 WebRing. Hardware and software, programming and historical aspects of the 6502, 65C02. Home-built computers based on the 6502. Operating Systems for the 6502 and derivatives.
  • 6502.org 6502.org is a resource for people interested in building hardware or writing software for the 6502 microprocessor and its relatives. We continually strive to remain the largest and most complete source for 6502-related information in the world. This includes everything from articles and project descriptions to schematics and source code. If you have anything to contribute, whether in electronic form or otherwise, please contact us via e-mail. This site was built on visitor contributions and we need your help to keep growing!

6507

6510

68000

6809

Amiga

Jay Miner Interview Pasadena, September 1992. "The story starts in the early 1980`s with a company not originally called Amiga, but Hi Toro, which was started by Dave Morris, our president, but before all that I used to work with Atari and I wanted to do a 68000 machine with them. We had just finished the Atari 800 box and they were not about to spend another umpteen dollars on research for a 16-bit machine and the processor chip itself cost $100 apiece. RAM was also real expensive and you need twice as much. They couldn't see the writing on the wall and they just said "No", so I quit!". Jay Miner, father of the Amiga.

  • Amiga The new official Amiga homepage
  • Amiga forever
  • Amiga.org
  • Aminet The Aminet frontend will let users find software easier, quickly decide whether a piece of software fits to their Amiga clone (AROS, MorphOS, AmigaOS3.x, AmigaOS 4.x, AmigaDE) and will try to identify special needs like AHI, P96, CGX and similar.
  • Lars Malmborg

Amiga 1200

Amiga 2000

Amiga 500

Amstrad

Arcade

  • Jeff's ROMHACK If you're looking to download free ROMs, this ain't the place for you! ROMHACK is for serious arcade game collectors who enjoy customizing their games. Here you'll find programming tools, software disassemblies, and customized ROMs designed to help you get the most out of your arcade collection.

ARM

  • ARM ARM designs technology that lies at the heart of advanced digital products, from mobile phones and digital cameras to games consoles and automotive systems.
  • Darkfader ARM ARM (Advanced RISC Machines) is a company that designs core logic for CPU's and toolkits. ARM-based CPU's are very popular and are mostly used in handheld devices because of their low power consumption. They are cheap to manufacture and exist in big all-in-one chips that include timers, LCD controller and other I/O. The instruction set is also very nice, although a divide instruction would be handy sometimes.
  • Embest

ARM7

ARM9

Assembly Language

Atari

Atari 2600

Atari 5200

Atari 7800

Atari 800 XL

Atari Jaguar

  • Visual Jaguar This is the home of the Virtual Jaguar GCC/SDL portable Jaguar emulator which is based on the source code released by David Raingeard (Cal2) of Potato Emulation. You can usually find the latest release of the emulator as well as sporadic news about the development of it here. For discussions concerning development and/or use of VJ, please use the official SDLEmu forum over at emuforums.

Atari ST

BASIC

C

C++

Cell (microprocecessor)

COLECO

Commodore

Commodore 128

Commodore 16

Commodore 64

Commodore Plus 4

Commodore VIC 20

  • CBM VIC 20 Tribute Page Commodore CBM VIC 20 Tribute Page. This website has a lot of VIC-20 information and documentation!
  • The Geek Site The VIC debuted in June 1980, selling over a million units over its short lifetime. By late 1982 Commodore announced its successor; the popular Commodore 64. The ’64 was a much more capable machine. The ’64 came with 64Kb of memory and hardware-support for graphical sprites. It was also completely incompatible with the VIC. Initially however the ’64 was an expensive machine, and with price cuts sales of the VIC continued. Eventually the price of the ’64 dropped, and it was over for the VIC. By Mid-1984 the VIC’s demise was a fait accompli.

Delphi

Demoscene

  • DRIVENONLINE 'Driven' represents an attitude - respect and devotion to tradition dating back 20 years, when the first C64 sceners built the scene society and brought into the world a brand new form of expression: a unique realization of the concept of 'computer art'... called demo.
  • Freaks The History of the Computer Demoscene
  • Nectarine
  • Orange Juice What is Orange Juice ? Orange Juice is the first demoscene-related portal. Its goal is to be an exhaustive information center about all the activities related to the demoscene. Orange Juice is also called OJ or OJuice. This name is due to Bisounours / Tiny Toons (high talented retired ANSI-artist). His explanation for the name is 'it sounds better than Apple Juice'.

DirectX

Disk Magazines

Dreamcast

  • Dreamcast DCstella
  • Dreamcast Homebrew
  • DREAMCAST Technical Pages Welcome to my personal hobby site (around since Dec 15th, 1997). Here you will find technical details on SEGA's Dreamcast console
  • Skywalkers Homepage Welcome webtraveller, you just stepped into the horror... This page is dedicated to all those who are interested in coding and hacking like me... Mainly i'm developing soft-/hardware projects for the Playstation but you'll find other useful stuff here (i hope)... NEW!! Skywalker is proud to present: The complete story about 'Dreamcast hacking

Electronics development

  • Jeff Frohwein's This site is dedicated to software and hardware development news in many different areas Jeff Frohwein's Software & Hardware Dev'rs

Embedded systems

  • Bill Gatliff's home page! I am a freelance embedded systems consultant. I specialize in development and training services related to the GNU toolchain, and other Free and Open Source software and hardware products. I also have a strong background and interest in other types of embedded systems, including those based on RTOSes like eCos and uC/OS-II. I even work as an Expert Witness from time to time, in legal proceedings that involve embedded devices and technology.
  • Ebest
  • Embedded.com
  • KEIL Development Tools

Emulation64 Network

Emulators

  • DSemu DSemu is an emulator project, originally maintained by Imran Nazar and now by Chris Double. The purpose of the project is eventually to emulate a Nintendo DS on multiple platforms.
  • DUALIS Dualis is a plugin-based DS emulator for x86/Win32 computers. It is written in x86 assembly and C++.
  • IDeaS Nintendo DS emulator

Encyclopedia

  • Everything2.com Don't know what this site's about? Don't understand what's going on? Can't instinctively act on your primitive aggression? Check out the Everything FAQ (or) Everything University to learn more!
  • FOLDOC Free On-line Dictionary of Computing FOLDOC is a searchable dictionary of acronyms, jargon, programming languages, tools, architecture, operating systems, networking, theory, conventions, standards, mathematics, telecoms, electronics, institutions, companies, projects, products, history, in fact anything to do with computing.
  • The Free Computer Dictionary One of the main sources is the Computer Desktop Encyclopedia -- premier source for computer concepts and terminology. Updated quarterly, this powerful, authoritative reference about the computer industry has been heralded by PC Magazine, Government Technology Magazine and others as the best online reference source of its type.
  • The Free Dictionary English, Medical, Legal, Financial, and Computer Dictionaries, Thesaurus, Acronyms, Encyclopedia, a Literature Reference Library, and a Search Engine all in one!
  • Wikipedia Wikipedia the best Free Encyclodia ;) Enjoy greetings xampi

Forums

FPGA

  • Altera
  • Atmel Atmel Corporation is an industry leader in the design and manufacture of advanced semiconductors, with focus on microcontrollers, nonvolatile memory, logic, radio frequency (RF) components and sensors. These functions are marketed as standard products, application-specific standard products (ASSPs) or customer-specific products (ASICs) in order to provide a rapid and flexible response to the needs of Atmel’s customers.
  • FPGABoy by Costis Sideris

Game Boy

Game Boy Advance

Game Boy Color

Game Coding Compo´s

  • 2002 MiniGame Here are the results from the compo. Congratulations winners, and better luck next year to the rest :)
  • 2003 MiniGame  
  • 2004 MiniGame  
  • 2005 MiniGame This is your final chance. At 10:00pm (British Summer time) tonight, we close the submissions. But fear not. The Minigame Compo 2006 will return in the beginning of January 2006 so If you have not made a release in time for this compo, then please keep it for the next compo :) We will upload the final releases - before 10:00pm 
  • submissions(at)pdroms(dot)de' >PDROM Coding Compo Short Introducion: To celebrate Kojote's first quarter century of life on 20th June 2005, here is another competition. PD Roms Coding Competition #3.33. The compo will start on the 20th June 2005 @ 00:00 GMT +2 and will end 25+3 days later on the 17th July 2005 @ 23:59 GMT +2. Send your submissions to -> submissions(at)pdroms(dot)de

Game Development

Game Gear

GameCube

  • Ars technica PS2 vs. PC The PlayStation2 vs. the PC: a system-level comparison of two 3D platforms
  • Ars technica Sound & Vision Sound and Vision: A Technical Overview of the Emotion Engine
  • Atarilabs Well, Nintedo's latest console has arrived. This tiny purple box is Nintendo's shot at reclaiming the title they so spectacularly lost with the N64. It's an interesting box with an interesting history from an interesting company, but is it good? Does it kick ass? Why is it purple again?
  • Darkfader GameCube Ok, I bought one... and blew up by accidently putting 5V on EXI clock output ^_^. So I returned that one, saying I didn't like it very much. And afterwards bought a new one with better intentions. Now I wired up my GC to my FPGA again... without blowing up :) Still need to write myself a nice IPL patch.  
  • Dead Coders Society NGC Gaming Console Development Pages these pages are Mac OSX biased but also Linux & Windows support exists PSP, GP32, NeoGeo, GBA, WSC, GC,Pokemon-Mini, NDS
  • Debugmo
  • DesktopMan's GameCube Thanks to the works of certain individuals, it is now possible to develop for GameCube using free, legal tools. All you need is GCC targeted for PowerPC, Phantasy Star Online and a broad band adapter. 
  • Dextrose NDS forum
  • Dextrose the mother is back Dextrose the mother is back Xbox Nintendo GameCune and Nintendo 64  
  • DOXYGEN GCLIB Generated on Sun Nov 30 12:10:45 2003 for GCLIB by DOXYGEN 
  • Duke's Coding (Napalm) Duke's Coding (Napalm)
  • Fuzziger Software
  • GameCube Emulation
  • GameCube HACK Cliquez sur la bannière pour rejoindre le nouveau site, et n'oubliez pas de changer l'adresse dans vos favoris 
  • GameCube Innards Review The Nintendo GameCube is a remarkable well designed system, both internally and out. It's tightly packed with goodness, easy to disassemble, and features many pleasing design decisions. Some things I don't understand - no RGB. It should have been readily available anyway, why not include it? Also, why doesn't the damn thing play music CDs like every other console ever made? 3' music singles are very popular in Japan, but Nintendo... Well, who knows what they were thinking? Check it out - there's a 2nd layer of data on the GC discs. A ring around the center of the disc can be seen when you tilt the disc just right. For a review of the system itself, please see the Review over on AtariLabs.
  • GameCube Linux for Dummies It's pretty simple how this actually works as the DOL (Linux Kernal) will boot on the GameCube and then communicates with your PC
  • GameCube Technical Overview Welcome to my personal hobby site (around since Dec 15th, 1997). Here you will find technical details on SEGA's Dreamcast console, and SEGA's Naomi arcade boards. You will also find information on PowerVR GPU's for the PC, and also information on Nintendo's Gamecube. Future coverage may include technical details on the Xbox, but if not, there are lots of other sites that provide indepth Xbox information. The Dreamcast was dropped by SEGA, with their announcement on Jan 31st, 2001 that they are ceasing Dreamcast production. Coverage of this site will now focus on the Gamecube, and PowerVR cards for the PC.
  • GameCube Vision
  • GCDEV Link Hub GCDEV Link Hub
  • GNU/Linux on the GameCube
  • Hitmen-console
  • Howard Wen Linux GameCube Tux Cubed: A Game-Console Hacking Scene Brings Linux to the GameCube 
  • Inside the Playstation 2 Inside the Playstation 2: Architecture, Graphics Rendering, and Programmin
  • Matsushita Electric Co., Ltd. Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd. (Japanese: 松下電器産業株式会社, Matsushita Denki Sangyō Kabushiki Gaisha) (MEI) (TYO: 6752), NYSE: MC is an electronics manufacturer based in Kadoma, Osaka prefecture, Japan. It was founded by Konosuke Matsushita in 1918, with its first product being a duplex lamp socket. In 1927, it produced a bicycle lamp, the first product it marketed under the brand name National. Since then, it has become the largest Japanese electronics producer and competes mainly with Sony, Thomson and Philips. In addition to electronics Matsushita offers non-electronic products and services such as home renovation services.
  • PS2 techincal pdf's at sony's SCEE Articles On this page you will find articles that have been written by SCEE staff in PDF format.
  • Sappharad
  • SourceFORCE.net GCLIB GCLIB is an open-source GameCube SDK library. It provides a free alternative to the official Nintendo SDK, which can only be licensed to offficial GameCube developers.
  • TEAM-GX
  • The ASSEMBlergames.com
  • Torlus Development Pages Torlus Development Pages and Blogs about the GBA NGC NGPC FPGA Mobile GP32 NDS Oldies Misc. Great site with lots of info! xampi ;)
  • Warp Pipe Over the past year, Warp Pipe has slowly transitioned to a software technology company, creating a product suite for video game publishers and developers. As we have made this move forward, we have evaluated the immediate needs of the Warp Pipe community in relation to the long term goals of Warp Pipe Technologies and have come to the conclusion that it is not in our best interest to allocate resources on the GameCube tunneling project.
  • Granlund.d2g.com Welcome to the website of Anders Granlund. Use the menu in the left frame to navigate this site. There are some freeware games for download that I've released, some of them contain sourcecode. There is also some information about the commercial games that I have been involved with somehow. These are obviously not avalible for download. (There's more extensive information about past projects in my CV, see the left menu for a link). To contact me, just click on About me under the Personal Info section of the menu. This will bring up a page with a little info about me and also my email information.
  • Yet Another GameCube Doc for your convinience this document is available for offline-viewing in the following formats: pdf (primary document, recommended for printing) html (one large file, without any site-specific formatting) html (splitted into chapters like the online version, without any site-specific formatting) txt (for terminal users and easy grep-ing)  

GameCube Gekko CPU

  • New to Power Architecture This page is your guide to getting started with Power Architecture™ technology; it's for hardware and software professionals who are new to the topic. It places all the basics in context and ties together relevant developerWorks articles, tutorials, and tips, as well as IBM education, workshops, products, and offsite information for your further investigation.  
  • Power PC Wikipedia PowerPC is a RISC microprocessor architecture created by the 1991 Apple-IBM-Motorola alliance, known as AIM.

GameCube PowerPC 740,750

GameCube PSO Exploit

  • Darkfader NGC PSO Exploit You can hack a bit around with the webbrowser in PSO if you know how to setup a DNS server. It is restricted to *.playsega.com but you can use some webserver script to rewrite html pages. The gameserver address is pso-gc1.pso.playsega.com and uses different ports for 50/60 Hz mode. To use the PSO remote exploit with the GCM loader, you don't have to change the IP of your PC. Simply run netsh interface ip add address 'Local Area Connection' 192.168.1.100 255.255.255.0 or use the control panels in Windows 5+. ParadoX' loader has IP settings, so you can use that too. Don't forget to set NIC into half-duplex mode (100 mbit should work) with some loaders. Don't download or play illegal games. Happy hacking!
  • MOD That Cube

GAMING HACKS

  • Fuzziger Software forum Since Team-GX is still down, I've opened a forum for my projects here.
  • GSCentral.com
  • GSCentral.org Welcome to gscentral.org ! Here you will find thousands of original codes and cheats of our own creation. Our archives are second to none. Founded by Jim Reinhart with a single code in 1998, we have become the ultimate game enhancer website. Our website is full of exclusive original codes that can be found nowhere else. Want to use our codes in your FAQ? Contact us first. 

Genesis

Gizmondo

GP2X

GP32

Hardware Development

  • Brian P. THE LOW LEVEL Hardware Development Welcome to the hardware development section! Here you will find information on development devices, cartridges, mods, and everything else console related that I've built.

Intel

J2ME

Java

Linux

  • DS Linux Support for more compact flash adapters (Started at October 24 2005, 07:05 AM) DSLinux now supports reading and writing to the compact flash cards in the M3 and Supercard adapters. Increasing the number of supported adapters to 3
  • PSP Linux Update - Feb. 08, 05 - We have had several Developers Sign-up. Only a small majourity is qualified for the project.

Lynx

MAGNAVOX ODYSSEY

  • Computersmuseum MO History of video gaming starts in 1972 with the birth of the Magnavox Odyssey. Okay, it was not the very first video game, but it was the first game system that was available for the consumer market. Previous games were developed by students on massive and very expensive university computers, which were accessible only to a few people.

MAME

Mattel Aquarius

MATTEL INTELLIVISION

  • Computermuseum INTELLIVISION With the arrival of the Mattel Intellivision in 1980, the monopoly of Atari in the world of game consoles came to an end. The Mattel Intellivision was the first real competitor for the Atari VCS 2600. Within three years, Mattel succeeded to sell three million Intellivision consoles. The toy manufacturer stayed far away from the record numbers of Atari, but yet it succeeded to acquire a substantial market share.

Microsoft

MIPS

MOD CHIPS

  • ISO-420 We are based on our own review philosophy coined 'ISO-420' which adopts a style of writing aimed at the novice user packed with enough information to satisfy any seasoned video game enthusiast. One of the main issues we try to stay clear of in our reviews is the apparent influence companies have over reviews that are published. We're not going to give a biased review to keep a steady supply of samples coming our way or to gain money through any affiliate program. When reading one of our reviews you'll know you're going to get the good and the bad side of the product we're reviewing. Manufacture, distribute, promote or resell a product? Need it reviewed? Contact us and we can arrange something.
  • MOD that Cube
  • TehSkeen

MS DOS

MS Visual C++ 6

  • Visual C++ 6.0 Tutorial Visual C++ 6.0 Tutorial. Welcome to CSCI 195. This tutorial guides you through the process of creating a simple console application using Visual C++ 6.0. A version of this tutorial is also available for Visual Studio .NET 2003.

MS Visual C++ .NET

  • Visual C++ .NET Tutorial Welcome to CSCI 195. This tutorial guides you through the process of creating a simple C++ console application using Visual Studio .NET 2003. A version of this tutorial is also available for Visual C++ 6.0

MS Visual J++

MSX

MSX 2

Multicore

N-Gage

NEC

Neo-Geo

NeoGeo Pocket

  • Darkfader NGP Yes!, The Darkfader has also hacked, tweaked and homebrewed for this one! NGPC SNK made a color version of their NEOGEO Pocket in the hope to beat Nintendo's GBC... Unfortunately not much people have this one... but it was fun for a while to code for. But.. you might still be interested in obtaining one... Happy coding!
  • NeoGeoPocket Dev'rs

NES

  • Everything2.com 2A03 The 6502 architecture was very common in 1980s microcomputers such as Commodore 64, Atari 800, and Apple II, etc. The 2A03 is a version of 6502, used only in the NES and Famicom game consoles, that lacks 6502 decimal mode, has extra pins connected to sound and the joypads, and adds 21 memory-mapped registers that control those devices, along with one for sprite DMA. The NES motherboard clocks the 2A03 at 21.47727MHz on NTSC consoles (Famicom, US NES) or 26.601171MHz for PAL consoles (European NES); the 2A03's external interface divides this by 12 (NTSC) or 16 (PAL) to produce a 1.79 MHz clock signal for the 6502 core.
  • GRAND THEFT tendo Grand Theftendo is a new homebrew game for the original Nintendo Entertainment System (NES). It is a tribute to Rockstar Games' Grand Theft Auto III running on the 8 bit, 256x240 resolution, 2 bit colour x 2 bit palette, 1.79 Mhz system, written entirely in 6502 Assembly Language!
  • Kevin Horton Aaah, the NES. One of the more fun consoles to hack around on. Lots of undocumented things to bite you on your arse. :-) However, most things can be figured out with a little patience and persistance. This was definitely the Little Console That Could; released at a time when america was in its biggest videogame slump. No one wanted to play them any more, stores refused to sell them... but Nintendo won out and sales exploded.
  • NES DEV Parodius
  • NES documentation Nintendo Entertainment System Documentatie in het Nederlands
  • NES Programming E2 In 1985, Nintendo released the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES), an 8-bit game console. It was a slight revision of the Famicom console Nintendo had previously released in Japan. It had a 2A03 CPU that used 6502 instructions familiar to Apple II and Commodore 64 asm coders with 22 extra registers for sound and I/O. A custom PPU could display up to 25 simultaneous colors (or more). It only had 4 KB of RAM and could only see 32 KB of program ROM and 8 KB of graphics tile ROM at once, but mapper hardware such as 74LS161 chips on CNROM and UNROM boards and the MMC1 and MMC3 ASICs could 'turn the pages' of the ROM and expand the capabilities of the system.
  • NESHLA homepage NESHLA is an assembler for the Nintendo NES which gives the features of high level languages such as C without sacrificing any efficiency or speed. It structures and simplifies coding the NES, while still using assembly language. Compilers are inefficient for low end systems such as the NES. Even with optimizers, they would never produce code for fast action games or capable of tapping deep into the NES. It's the best of both worlds!
  • The Devento The first NES development device I built (other than EPROM devcarts), was a simple cable which connected the NES' second controller port to the PC, along with a special RAM cart to upload code to. It worked nicely, and required no modification to the NES itself. However, it was rather slow (about 1KByte per second -- note, I used to just say '1K', but too many people seem to be confused by this!). I made a second version with the use of a parallel to serial shift IC, and was able to get it up to 9KBytes (or 72Kbits in cheat-speak, heh) per second. With a buffer and some more circuitry, I could surely get 20KB/s at least, but that still wasn't fast enough for me. I wanted to replace the use of emulators with development on hardware.

NET Yaroze

  • Hitmen-console Playstation This little document was written in order to make it easier for you to get started with coding the psx. (Ehrm... well... infact the huge amount of questions hitting my inbox somewhat 'motivated' me to write this as well ;=) hehe....) However, this doc is dedicated to PSX-newbies, not PROGRAMMING-newbies, so if you don't have a certain amount of programming knowledge better get a good book from your local library - This will not teach you how to code but it will make it possible to use your existing programming skills... if you are interisted in getting started with psx code, you may want to save this page for further reference, 'coz a lot of the so called FAQs (oh G0d i hate this word =) may be answered here.
  • Linux & Net Yaroze
  • NET Yaroze Wikipedia Wikipedia article on the SONY NET Yaroze. Playstation homebrew development kit
  • NOT YAROZE
  • Official "YAROZE" site JAP
  • Unofficial CO HOMEPAGE

Nintendo

Nintendo 64

  • Emulation64 Network About the Emulation64 Network The story of Emulation64 starts back in early 1999, when Martin decided to start his first emulation site. The site didn't reach more than a few people each day, and that's when he did like most other sites are doing - a link exchange. He contacted Stian, founder of another N64 emulation site. Stian agreed to the link exchange, and this is how the two came in contact at first. Not much later, Stian asked Martin if the latter would be kind enough to update his site during a two week vacation he had. Martin though about it a bit, and was unsure. Somehow, and I can't remember who it was who came up with the idea, the two Scandinavians, together with Luigi from the Unofficial UltraHLE page, formed a much more comprehensive and serious site. The major gaming site Glide Underground showed interest in hosting the N64 emulation only site, and on launch day (June 7, 1999), it had more than 1000 visitors.
  • Nintendo 64 Resource Page This page is completely dedicated in preserving and providing info on a great system, bound to death in year 2001 by Nintendo because selling 'only' 1000 units in Japan in his last weeks of life. Some of the material contained in here is not my work at all, or it has been heavily modified by me without asking the original authors. That's right, so many times I've tried to contact no longer existing mail addresses or had no reply at all. Some others gave me persmissions with restrictions (link directly, do not edit) and then their sites disappeared completely carrying along all the info they were providing. The system is pretty much dead right now, and I down't want to lose all what it meant to me in those old great days of fun, and this is all I want to preserve. Thus, please don't ask me to remove parts of this site as it doesn't steal anybody's work, credit has been given where it had to be given. If you are an author and you think I didn't gave you credit please drop me a mail. Contributions are always welcome.
  • Z64.co.uk

Nintendo DS

  • Aaron Rogers Nintendo DS Deze website bevat veel informatie voor de NDS homebrew developer
  • Chris Truman
  • Darkain DS Darkain is the C++ programmer who runs http://www.darkain.com. Darkain is known for hacking the Nintendo DS, providing many of the dumps which allowed Firefly to unlock the Ni-Fi wireless connection, and for his RM-X General Purpose Plugin for Winamp, foobar2000, and other media players. His work has recieved wide spread popularity including a Slashdotting in November 2004[1]. Darkain is also the author of DarkStar a home-brew shell/operating system for the Nintendo DS. 
  • DesktopMan Latest handheld from Nintendo. Dual cpu, dual screen, touchscreen, wifi. All nice stuff you just can't wait to get your hands on, right? Well, here you go 
  • DevkitPro
  • Double
  • Drunken Coders NDS Drunken Coders Ex PERN project
  • DS Tek Technical Information DStek is a spinoff version of GBAtek for Nintendo DS. It contains information that is Nintendo DS specific and not covered, or differnet, from what is present in GBAtek. Constantly updated.
  • DSemu DSemu is an emulator project, originally maintained by Imran Nazar and now by Chris Double. The purpose of the project is eventually to emulate a Nintendo DS on multiple platforms.
  • DUALIS Dualis is a plugin-based DS emulator for x86/Win32 computers. It is written in x86 assembly and C++.
  • GameDev.Net De website voor de Game Developer en voor alle computer platformen
  • IDeaS Nintendo DS emulator
  • LYNX'S dspassme.com What is PassMe? - PassMe is a device designed by Natrium42 based off of the first DS passthrough made by DarkFader using an FPGA dev kit. It redirects the DS to a GBA Flash cart, so you can run your own program on the Nintendo DS. It requires the use of a commercial DS cart (for authentication) and a GBA Flash cart (To hold your DS program) to work.
  • Mollusk DS PAlib
  • Natrium 42 PassMe is a device designed by Rafael Vuijk and me to run homebrew programs on the DS gaming console. PassMe2 is a modification of the design by Loopy to support newer DS firmware. Please use the navigation bar on the left to get to my weblog, shop and other pages. My weblog is updated quite often so make sure to check back for up-to-date development progress.
  • NDS Homebrew Welcome to the Nintendo DS Homebrew website. Your resource for homebrew Nintendo DS ROMs and reviews. This site was put together to try to give the NDS community a single point for tracking new and updated homebrew ROMs for the NDS. Hopefully it is doing the community justice. If you know of a homebrew rom that is not listed on this site, please contact me, lynx at ndshb dot com.
  • NDSTech Wiki LEGAL NOTICE If you have the official Nintendo SDK, DO NOT use it in your documentation efforts here, as it will endanger the legality of our project; anything that is suspected of being ripped from the official Nintendo SDK will be taken down immediately. We do not support piracy or the illegal use of the copyrighted Nintendo SDK by non-licensed developers. We have gone to great lengths to keep it free and legal - we will not tolerate anyone who endangers our project. Thank you all very much.
  • PAlib Documentation
  • PAlib sourceFORGE.net

Nintendo Revolution

Nokia

Nomad

OPEN SOURCE

  • Quake 3 Source Released August 12, 2005 - At QuakeCon today, id Software's annual event down in Texas, John Carmack announced that the Quake III source code will be released under the GPL, 'hopefully some time next week,' to be available on their FTP site.

OpenGL

Pascal

PC

PC Engine Portable

PDA

PHILIPS ODYSSEY 2001

PHILIPS P2000

  • Computermuseum P2000 In the early eighties, the Dutch company Philips launched the P2000T, a home computer with entirely distinguishing features. De P2000T was equipped with a very solid case and could therefore stand rough handling.

PHILIPS VIDEOPAC G7000

  • Computermuseum VIDEOPAC It sounds pretty unreal, the name 'Philips Bulb Factory' on cartridges for a game console. But it was reality, al least with the first cartridges for the Videopac, also known as G7000. A console with which the Dutch firm Philips had reasonable success in Europe at the end of the seventies and the beginning of the eighties. The American equivalent, the Odyssey 2 manufactured by Philips' subsidiary Magnavox, even took the third place for some time, behind the Mattel Intellivision and the Atari VCS 2600.

Playstation

  • Paradogs.com 17th Oct. 2001: a quick info ... sorry to everyone who used the old @themail eMail address to try to contact me, but this address is down for a little while now so I didn't receive ANY mail for like 9 months now... Check CONTACT for new/old address... A new version of bin2inc will be released in a few days together with a powerful GBA gfx conerter tool: gfx2gba ... stay tuned ... oh, btw: this means that this site is not PSX-Dev only anymore ... PSX/PS2/GBA will be supported from now on!
  • Skywalker Playstatiion Hello everyone ! This page is dedicated to all those Playstation freaks who do not follow that standard 'Plug'n'Play' usage of their PSX. So if there are at least 5 wires soldered out of your playstation you just found the right page for you :) ...

Playstation 2

Playstation 3

  • Cell Processor Wikipedia Cell is a microprocessor jointly developed by Sony, Toshiba and IBM. The Cell architecture is intended to be scalable through the use of vector processing. The first major commercial application of Cell is in Sony's upcoming PlayStation 3 game console.
  • Nvidia
  • PS3 hardware, dev kits, etc
  • Sony Computer CELL resource August 25, 2005 ---SCEI, Sony, Toshiba and IBM today announced that today released to the public key documents describing fresh technical details of the revolutionary Cell Broadband Engine architecture.

PONG consoles

  • Welcome to PONG-Story! The video game history started in a strange and complicated way and it is important to avoid confusions with what happened in the 1950s and 1960s. The real video game history started with Ralph Baer as early as 1951. One very important thing to remember is how the video game has been defined in the 1960s before modern tehnologies allowed video games to be played on computers.

Power PC

Programming

PSP

Retro computers

RETRO Consoles & Computers

  • Computermuseum This site will offer you information about all sorts of home computers and game computers from the seventies and eighties. Their history, anecdotes about their development and the people behind them, like Ralph Baer who invented the Magnavox Odyssey waiting at a bus terminal and of course Nolan Bushnell, the founder of Atari.  
  • RetroCovers RetroCovers that's it! Retro Covers!
  • RetroGaming Radio RetroGaming Radio began as a weekly short show in 1998 (as Retro Radio) to provide a supplement the news feeds that classic video game and emulator players so desperately needed. The show started off as a straight opinion program but soon grew into a complete, full-service broadcast including reviews of old, cool games (called 'Flashbacks'), modern software/hardware related to classic gaming, and the ever- popular interviews with famous and infamous figures in classic gaming history.
  • Welcome to PONG-Story! Welcome to PONG-Story ! This site is dedicated to Ralph H. Baer, Inventor of the video game.

ROBOTRON Z1013

  • Computermuseum ROBOTRON Robotron was a famous computer brand in the former communist countries in Eastern Europe. The company in the German Democratic Republic (GDR) not only manufactured computers for the GDR, but also for other countries in the Soviet bloc. Like often in the GDR the consumer didn't come at the first place. Although it was the intention that Robotron should manufacture computers for consumers too, the companies ('Volkseigene Betriebe') were considered far more important, so that hardly any computer was available for the consumer market.

Saturn

SEGA

SEGA Master System

Simulators

Sinclair

SNES

SNK

Software Development Kits

  • Ngine Welcome to Ngine.de. If you ended up here, chances are quite high that you are either into Gameboy Advance or Dreamcast homebrew development. You have found the official home of HAM, the popular GBA devkit, as well as the home of a Snes9x Dreamcast port. In other news, Ngine software is proud to present it's latest product, InfoStore -- a tool that takes content management to a new level of freedom. Now, have fun using the site! If you have questions, check out our forums, too! Emanuel Ngine.de Founder

SONY

SONY SCEE

Start Game Development

Supervision

Symbian

TEXAS TI 99/4

  • Computermuseum TI 99/4 Big players on the computer market shuddered when chip manufacturer Texas Instruments in 1979 announced to come with an own home computer. Texas Instruments at that time was the number one among the chip manufacturers. Competitors feared that Texas Instruments could make a good deal because it could equip its computers with its own chips.
  • Computermuseum TI 99/4a The Texas Instruments 99/4A changed my life. It was the first home computer I came in touch with in the early eighties, through a friend from high school. With admiration I followed the piece of magic he performed with this machine; I'd never seen anything like that before. Most amazing was the moment when this computer started to talk through a Speech Synthesizer and when even more mysterious things happened through the modem, a device in which one had to put the receiver.

TOP 10 Game programming

  • GAMES++ This is one of the best game programming and development information site's. With lots of tutorials and articles ;) Go explore and enjoy greetings from your www.homebrew.uwstart.nl webmaster xampi

TurboGraphix 16

Vectrex

  • VECTREX pearl among consoles The Vectrex had many ingredients to become a big success in the early eighties, but for several reasons this striking game console failed to fulfil this promise. But this doesn't bother today's collectors: because of the design the Vectrex and all accessories have become items he MUST have.

Virtual Boy

Window XP

Windows

Windows 3.11

Windows CE

Windows Mobile

Wonderswan

Xbox

  • .XBE File Format 1.1 This document is, afaik, the most precise .XBE documentation out there (other than official Microsoft documentation). The reason for this is the simple fact that I have done a lot of work with this type of file, and I am very familiar with the format. .XBE files are very similar to .EXE, so you won't have much of a problem using them if you have any sort of experience with .EXE files. Well, here we go..
  • An In-Depth Look into Win32 good understanding of the Portable Executable (PE) file format leads to a good understanding of the operating system.
  • AnandTech Hardware and games go hand in hand; since it is the gaming industry which drives a significant portion of hardware sales, at least for enthusiast users. Companies like NVIDIA wouldn't have a reason to put out $300 and $400 graphics cards if it weren't for gamers. But although PC gamers have taken the lime light recently, every true PC gamer and most PC users in general can trace their roots back to the earliest of computer-entertainment devices: videogame consoles.
  • Caustik.com
  • Dextrose the mother is back Dextrose, the mother is back! With News, Files, Homebrew, Development, Forums for the Xbox, GameCube, Ninterndo 64  
  • Open XBOX SDK OpenXDK - Open XBOX Development Kit Welcome to the OpenXDK!! OpenXDK is a kit for developing applications that will run on the Microsoft XBOX. It has the following features
  • OpenXDK OpenXDK is an Open Source, Free, Legal Xbox Development Kit. OpenXDK is being developed to facilitate hobbyist and 'homebrew' coding for the Microsoft XBox.
  • XBOX 365 The system software of the Microsoft® Xbox® game system will provide a small, fast, safe, robust, and customizable environment to enable the creation of great games for the Xbox game system. It will provide a set of useful common services to be taken advantage of by game developers, such as networking and file system input/output, so that developers can focus on creating great games. It will also provide an attractive, easy-to-use interface for functions other than running games, such as playing DVD movies or CD music or configuring the Xbox console.
  • Xbox boot process Flash This document will describe the Xbox's boot process, from RESET vector to KERNEL execution. In the process, the data structures/encodings used by the Xbox will be described.
  • Xbox FATX and MS-DOS FAT There is already a document describing the FATX filesystem structure ('Xbox Disk Layout' by Andrew de Quincey and Lucien Murray-Pitts). The document you are reading right now points out the differences between FATX and the FAT16/FAT32 file systems of MS-DOS/Windows, and requires the reader to know about FAT. The differences are especially important for instance when modifying the Linux FAT driver to support FATX.
  • Xbox Linux The Xbox is a legacy-free PC by Microsoft that consists of an Intel Celeron 733 MHz CPU, an nVidia GeForce 3MX, 64 MB of RAM, a 8/10 GB hard disk, a DVD drive and 10/100 Ethernet. As on every PC, you can run Linux on it. An Xbox with Linux can be a full desktop computer with mouse and keyboard, a web/email box connected to TV, a server or router or a node in a cluster. You can either dual-boot or use Linux only; in the latter case, you can replace both IDE devices. And yes, you can connect the Xbox to a VGA monitor.
  • XBOX-SCENE forums

Xbox 360

  • IBM PowerPC chip.. Xbox 360 IBM delivers Power-based chip for Microsoft Xbox 360 worldwide launch Engineering & Technology Services unit collaborates with Microsoft to build innovative custom game processor
  • XBox 360 Hacks

XGameStation

  • XGameStation The XGameStation is the world's first video game system development kit designed for education. The kit comes with an assembled XGameStation console, a controller, all necessary cables, a CD containing all system software and tools necessary to develop for the system, and of course, an extensive eBook that explains how the system was designed and how it works from the ground up. Everything from basic digital logic to computer engineering to circuit board design to firmware and low-level software is covered, in precise detail. Never before has such a mammoth collection of knowledge, insight and practical techniques for both hardware and software been concentrated in a single place, with such an accessible entry level. This kit is aimed at everyone from seasoned engineers to absolute electronics newbies.

Zilog

ZX 81

ZX Spectrum