Best SNES homebrew development website?

[Aaendi]

Other than nesdev.com, and Nintendoage.com there's not much else I can find.

[KungFuFurby]

Hello there! I remember you from elsewhere.

I know of a German language one: snesfreaks.com . They have a development section. My memory's a little off, though, on anything else at this time...

Many years ago, there was an actual SNESdev.net website from 2007? (if not a little earlier)-2009, with UnDisbeliever as one of the people there. That site went down years ago, though.

Also, I think this belongs in the cartridgé?

[ano0maly]

is this a bot

shouldnt be in let's play in any case

[KungFuFurby]

My current instincts say not a bot (could be wrong, though). I know this person from the nesdev.com website (albeit as psycopathicteen), and this username shows up in a few other SNES-related places.

[Aaendi]

Yeah, you're a chiptune guy, I remember you. So, um, who's raocow and is he a programmer too?

That's funny, raocow's name shows up capitalized in the edit window, but not in the post.

[Awoo]

Yeah, you're a chiptune guy, I remember you. So, um, who's raocow and is he a programmer too?

That's funny, raocow's name shows up capitalized in the edit window, but not in the post.

raocow's an LP'er who's been making videos on the daily for well over a decade at this point. He's made many things, including a bunch of levels, characters, parts of ASMT and associated lore including Demo and friends , the hack "what the hell" and a ton of other things I either don't know about or remember off the top of my head!
(He's one of my favorite personalities on YouTube, and an indispensable part of my daily routine).

Welcome to the Talkhaus, the forum dedicated to and for both his LPs and the community that's sprung up around them. It's not as lively as it used to be, but it's still a great place full of neat people. Hope you like it here

[KobaBeach]

So, um, who's raocow and is he a programmer too?

raocow's an artist, first and foremost.

He does little digital art videos (and requests iirc) on Patreon, but that requires like $1 or more to see.