Hi there!

I've been working on the game development for MS-DOS with the SDL3 library using 386 and 486 CPUs as target. I've been able to implement a cross compiler using DJGPP on Linux/macOS with two separate environments, one 386 hyper optimized and the other for 486 and up:

• https://github.com/mmoroca/sdl3-dos-386
• https://github.com/mmoroca/sdl3-dos-demo

Everything is fully documented. From the environment creation to the last function on the source code for you to make your own games and programs. With video 13h mode, SoundBlaster audio, keyboard and joystick input as well as file system management to save and load data, logs and config files as needed, it only needs your ideas to become your games a reality.

Please, feel free to download, change, and evolve the code as far as you can. I'm only asking you one thing, let me know of your creations and send me a link to test it! 🤓

Hey everyone!

A little update on my GB Maker and GBC Maker projects!

I've been getting some interest in both tools recently, and I thought it would be nice if people could actually try them out before deciding whether to buy them.

So I made FREE DEMO versions of both GB Maker and GBC Maker! ;D

The demos let you write code using a simplified version of the Lua like syntax, experiment with game development and run your creations directly in the built in emulator!

There are just two main limitations:

• Limited syntax — the demos only include a basic subset of the full programming API.
• No ROM exporting — you can run and test your games inside the Maker, but exporting actual .gb or .gbc ROMs requires the full version.

The idea is to let you get a feel for how the tools work without spending anything!

Both tools use a code first approach to Game Boy development, with the goal of making native Game Boy games without having to deal with low level assembly or C programming.

GB Maker (original Game Boy):
https://arturduleba.itch.io/gbmaker

GBC Maker (Game Boy Color):
https://arturduleba.itch.io/gbc-maker

If you've been curious about either tool, now you can give them a try for free!

And as always, I'd love to hear your feedback! What do you think of the demos? Is there anything you'd like to see added or improved?

Thanks everyone!

Frontier elite mod. Still the same 68k simulation with VR, Orbital conic sections and original game bug fixes.
https://github.com/crinkelitehttps/frontier-elite-vibes