assembler
decompression
division
japanese
outdated
snes mini
game-specific
- Aretha 2
- Breath of Fire 2
- Bubsy in Claws Encounters of the Furred Kind
- Daikaijuu Monogatari 2
- Far East of Eden Zero
- Final Fantasy - Mystic Quest
- Final Fantasy 4
- Final Fantasy 5
- Game-specific Hacking Tools (Meta)
- GD Leen
- Granhistoria
- Kirby Super Star
- Lufia & The Fortress of Doom
- Mega Man X3
- NBA Jam Tournament Edition
- Ogre Battle
- Romancing Saga 2
- Romancing Saga 3
- SD Gundam G-Next
- Secret of Evermore SRAM Format
- Seiken Densetsu 2
- Seiken Densetsu 3
- Space Funky B.O.B.
- Stunt Race FX
- Super Adventure Island
- Super Ghouls n Ghosts
- Tactics Ogre
- Tales of Phantasia
- The Legend of Zelda - A Link to the Past
- Treasure Conflix
- Umihara Kawase
- Wagyan Paradise
- XBAND
japanese
multiplication
people
programming
reference
- 65816 Reference
- Backgrounds
- Bit Rate Reduction (BRR)
- Capcom Cx4 - Hitachi HG51B169
- Capcom Music Format
- Controllers
- DMA & HDMA
- Game Doctor
- Memory Mapping
- Old BBS Messages
- Open Bus
- PHP
- Pointers
- Registers
- Rendering the Screen
- SA-1
- SA-1 Registers
- Schematics, Ports, and Pinouts
- SFC γ΅γ¦γ³γγγγ₯γ’γ«
- SFROM File Format
- SNES Development Boards
- SPC and RSN File Format
- SPC700 Reference
- SPC7110
- Sprites
- ST010
- Super Wild Card
- SuperDisc Memory Map
- Testing Code
- Timing
- Tototek Flash Cart
- Transparency
- Useful Ruby Snippets
- XBA
- XBAND Registers
- xkas
reference satellaview
satellaview
- BS-X RAM Map
- BS-X Satellaview Header
- BS-X SRAM Map
- Data Packs
- Memory Pack Commands
- Memory Pack Game Support
- Satellaview AV selector
- Satellaview Registers
- Treasure Conflix
software
tutorial
- ASM Tutorial Part 1
- ASM Tutorial Part 2
- General Advice
- How to display sprites
- How to Use ROM Patches
- How to Write to DSP Registers Without any SPC-700 Code
- Initializing the SNES
- Jay's ASM Tutorial
- Learning 65816 Assembly
- Learning the GFX Format - 2BPP Gameboy and SNES
- Making a Small Game - Tic-Tac-Toe
- Mode 7 - Rotation
- Mode 7 - Scaling
- Polling Controller Input
- Setting Up a Programming Environment
- SNES Sprites
- Translucency
- Using DMA Effectively
- Using the NMI-VBLANK
- Working with VRAM - Initializing Tiles and Tile Maps
- Working with VRAM - Loading the Palette
- Writing the Header
- Writing Your First SNES Program
- xkas Patching Example