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Some homebrew games for the SNES, either released or in development. Its scene has less titles compared to Mega Drive (a ton) or Amiga (many new titles each year/AmiGameJam), primarily due to technical complexity and lack of accessible development tools. Even so, what's there is great. Also has the... show more

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