:) You could offer your services as a contractor but to publish software requires a blessing from Nintendo which costs $$$. Well Mindscape is in Illinois and Origin Systems is in Austin TX. first, is there any way to get into Super Nintendo programming without having to take a full time job and move out to California? :) The price is $895 for a single ROM system and $1295 for a dual. BTW the Sluggo III can also hook up to a Genesis, Lynx and Turbo Grafix 16. This device is a 'ROM' emulator that you can emulate just about any Super Nintendo cartridge. I have already used it to write a game called 'RPM Racing' and the upcoming 'Out Of This World'. It connects through the parallel port and comes with 512K memory standard expandable to 4 megabytes. I invented a board called the 'Sluggo III' that allows a developer to create Super Nintendo software using a IIgs or IBM PC as a host. I'm introducing Bill Heineman ('Burger Bill'). He currently works for Interplay and besides all the different hats he wears (I'll let him tell you), he writes games for the GS and Nintendo. I can't list 'em all, but Bard's Tale (all of 'em), Tass Times, Wasteland. He's responsible for creating some of the greatest Apple II games ever. In case you don't know, Bill is an Apple II programmer extraordinaire. He's here to chat with us about his Sluggo III Nintendo Developer System, and let us know what he's been up to lately. I'd like to introduce one of my favorite Apple II Developers here in the A2 RTC room tonight. For even more information, see Bulletin Board Category 3.Ĭopyright © 1992 by the Apple II RoundTable of GEnie.

Select item 5 on the A2 main menu for a complete schedule of upcoming A2 RTCs. Topic: Sluggo III - Nintendo Development System for the Apple IIgs Apple II RoundTable: Sluggo III - Nintendo Development System for the Apple IIgs Real Time Conference TranscriptĬompany: Interplay Productions/Parsons Engineering

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