Marshallh has once again updated the menu for the 64drive.

•  Improved background skinning, minimizing slowdown
• Added auto-save support for three more Japanese titles
• Reworked CIC detection. Lylat Wars is now 7102.

• Supports Aleck64 bootcodes. Note that those games may still need to be patched due to dip switch and  arcade functionality the N64 does not have.
• Supports 8303 CIC.
• Basic support for future 2.xx firmware upgrades, now you can upgrade without needing a computer.
   

DOWNLOAD AVAILABLE HERE

An update of the N64 release list has been made, the list should now be easier to read, the N64 game details page is soon to follow...

http://www.nesworld.com/article.php?system=n64&data=n64releaselist

Over at ASM Retro they've created a reproduction of the classic Gameboys test cartridge, something that was only available to certified repair centers and as such they're pretty hard to find today.

The first batch of carts is $15.99 each and can be ordered here.
http://asmretro.com/testcart

This is not paid advertisement, but a release I think is cool... the Gameboy isn't getting a lot of love homebrew/reproduction wise these days :-/

So I've just realized that I some 2 years ago I began working on a new section for the site, N64 games with name changes. However for some unknown reason it never saw the light of day... until now, so I hereby present to you... N64 Games with Name Changes...

http://nesworld.com/article.php?system=n64&data=n64renamed

A demo of the upcoming Sly Dog Studios release, The Rise of Amondus! , has been released.

The Rise of Amondus is a side-scrolling shooter-style game with a collecting element involved in the gameplay. You control Amondus, Charwit, and General Rant to storm the Primwoods and capture goblins that Amondus uses to his advantage in The Mad Wizard! Coming soon for the Nintendo Entertainment System!

DOWNLOAD THE DEMO HERE

More info on the game is available on the
Sly Dog Studios website

It's time to show you what I think is the best of the NES homebrew out there. This new page is divided into two groups, the games that are complete and free to download, the other section contains cartridge releases that are worth buying (if you ask me).

I hope this page makes it easier for to pick a game that's actually playable in the massive archive of NES homebrew released over the years.

This new page may be expanded with demos for cartridge releases later on, but feel free to give some feedback about what you'd like to see here or if I'm missing a great homebrew release (which I'm sure I do).

http://www.nesworld.com/article.php?system=nes&data=neshomebrew_bestof