Frasier Fantasy is a loving tribute to the show, “Frasier,” in turn-based RPG form. Filled with Easter Eggs and callbacks, this is the game for anyone wondering if Eddie ever blinked first.
Yes, a fan-made Game Boy Color game where you play as Frasier Crane. I can’t believe someone went through the arduous process of making this, but I’m glad they did. This is absolutely brilliant.
This is fantastic. I love all these little retro projects popping up. There’s quite a few new games released on old consoles, many that you can buy working cartridges for!
There’s even an open-source project that’s like RPG Maker or Game Maker Studio for making genuine gameboy ROMs to make certain classes of games easier to produce.
https://www.gbstudio.dev/
Temporal Flux exists, which can be used to make drastic changes to Chrono Trigger for the SNES
https://www.romhacking.net/utilities/262/
Also, DefleMask is a fantastic music tool for console development. It can save music as a ROM file that will work in an emulator on actual hardware, or they can be used in games. It makes music for the Sega Mega Drive/Genesis, Sega Master System, Neo Geo, and a few others.
But now you’re talking romhacking, which has a completely different legal environment than something that’s effectively “Game Maker Studio, but for a retro console” with no dependency on a commercial product and tools Nintendo has a history of trying to stamp out.
Besides, if it’s romhacking you want, Temporal Flux is by no means unique. See, for example, Lunar Magic.
https://fusoya.eludevisibility.org/lm/index.html
True, but, again, categorically different… plus, I’m ideologically opposed to proprietary software, so I’d point people at tools like FamiStudio instead if you want something with direct ROM export capability.
https://famistudio.org/