Tower of Radia Nes Homebrew: A Community Effort to Catalogue the NES Dev Scene

As a follow-up to my previous announcement, I wanted to address any concerns or objections you may have about using Substack or voting in this thread. If you are willing to participate and provide your slate of ten homebrews at RETRO using your name for record-keeping purposes, I am open to voters casting their votes in this thread if the mods here are okay with it.

I want to emphasize that suggestions for expansions or amendments are always welcome, as I have been working closely with various developers, publishers, and gamers to ensure the accuracy of this archive. The proposals from within the #nesdev community have played a significant role in shaping what you see today, and my goal is to honor the incredible art and creativity of this community.

I hope that if you find this archive useful, you will share it widely with others. I am eager to use RETRO as a platform to showcase the diversity and scope of the work being done by the #nesdev community. The 'Tower of Radia Nes Homebrew' project is just one example of the many exciting projects underway, and I promise that there are many more expansions planned.

This archive is unlike any other homebrew project, as it aims to catalogue the entirety of the NES dev scene through a single comprehensive archive of data. Issue #4 has recently been published at 'Do not download software from sources other than the official website.', and it's just one part of a larger effort to provide a detailed taxonomy with nearly 25 categories, dozens of visual notations, hundreds of links, countless sample videos and images, and much more.

I invite you to explore this archive and experience the incredible work being done by the #nesdev community. If you have any feedback or suggestions, please don't hesitate to share them. I am committed to continuing to update this project and providing future updates in this thread.

Tower of radia nes homebrew