Welcome
Hello, I'm Raphaël Assenat. I grew up near Montreal, Canada. I have always had a strong interest for computers and electronics, and over the years, I completed several projects in those fields. I setup this website to share some of them.
What I find most enjoyable is using C and assembly to program embedded systems (micro-controllers) and video games for old consoles and computers. I also love video games from the 80's and 90's, which is why a majority of my projects also have something to do with with games...
I just hope that you will find something useful here, or otherwise worthy of interest. Cheers!
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News
- Add Dreamcast to USB adapter firmware v2.0.2:
- New option to make L/R analog triggers report values of (-32000 to 32000) instead of 0 to 32000.
- Add Famicom to USB adapter firmware v2.1.0:
- Add support for the Konami HyperShot.
- Keyboard is now only supported in Keyboard mode.
The physical edition of my game SKBN does not include a box at the moment, but I designed a box for customers willing to print one at home.
After about a year of working part time on this project, version 2 is finally ready!
- Added 100 raphnet levels (mostly very easy)
- Added more levels by Jacques Duthen, previously unpublished: Sokogen-990702, Sokogen-990917, and Sokogen-991123
- Updated the title screen
- Added options and credits screens
- Add themes: New (V2), Mac and Ksoko. V1 theme still available.
- Change keys in-game: Button 1 opens the menu, Button 2 undos the last push.
- Support for point mode (with path finding)
- Support for the Sports Pad and the Mega Mouse
- Add background music (can be turned off in the options)
- Add an option to output a Wave file (--waveout)
- Add options to mute/unmute specific channels (--mute and --unmute command-line options)
- Add keyboard controls (1-8 to toggle mute, 0 to toggle mute all/none, N/P to play next/previous song, R to restart song, ESC to quit)
- Fix a bunch of buffer overflows, fix warnings, some code cleanup...
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