“No AI involved”.
It’s been roughly 40 years since the Sega Master System was first released, and remarkably, the system is still going strong, with a dedicated homebrew community helping to keep the console alive with a steady stream of new releases.
From unexpected titles from established studios like Studio MDHR’s Mighty Cuphead Adventure to eagerly anticipated shoot ’em ups like Razing Core, it’s clearly an exciting time to be a fan of Sega’s 8-bit machine. So, with that in mind, we thought you might like to know about another interesting Master System project that recently came on our radar: Devwill, a Master System port of a 2017 PC game of the same name.
Read the full article on timeextension.com
“No AI involved”.
It’s been roughly 40 years since the Sega Master System was first released, and remarkably, the system is still going strong, with a dedicated homebrew community helping to keep the console alive with a steady stream of new releases.
From unexpected titles from established studios like Studio MDHR’s Mighty Cuphead Adventure to eagerly anticipated shoot ’em ups like Razing Core, it’s clearly an exciting time to be a fan of Sega’s 8-bit machine. So, with that in mind, we thought you might like to know about another interesting Master System project that recently came on our radar: Devwill, a Master System port of a 2017 PC game of the same name.
Read the full article on timeextension.com
