D-Pad Hero 22010

Kira-kira Star Night is a homebrew indie game by Riki for the Nintendo Entertainment System and Windows. It has unique manga aesthetics and music.

D-Pad Hero is a homebrew for NES based on Guitar Hero.

Kira Kira Star Night DX follows Fami-chan. She’s a young woman jumping around environments, attempting to catch stars while chiptunes play in the background. The goal is to get a certain number of stars before time runs out. There are nine stages total, and the game features music from Takeaki Kunimoto, Yuriko Keino, Yuzo Koshiro, Nobuyuki Koshiro, Tappy, Manami Matsumae, Hally, Bun, Robokabuto, Yasuhisa Watanabe, and Takeshi Yokemura.

A rhythm-based dungeon crawler with authentic retro charm. Explore mysterious ruins, find powerful weapons, and slay to the beat. Designed and built for the original NES, playable on Steam with modern enhancements.

A unique Interactive Sound Lab that enables you to compose infinite music sequences covering all genres of dance music. Navigate this incredible ambient world and access over 600 samples, an entire studio of audio effects, an 8-track mixing desk and an interactive light show. Control a dolphin as you move through serene underwater environments.

New to the Nintendo Entertainment System, It’s Space Raft: The Video Game. Wait, what? Yes, Milwaukee’s hungriest band Space Raft is now on the NES. Join the band on their quest to retrieve the master tapes to their new record “Positively Space Raft” from the clutches of their jealous EX-bass player Srini! Get behind the wheel of the Space Raft Van and steer the band past obstacles while beating the traffic. Take control of your favorite band member and clear the screen of sandwiches to thwart the plans of the meddling Srinimania!

An exhilarating shooting game with easy controls. This is a game where you destroy enemies with a bang and enjoy cool music with a blast.

This is an expanded version of Astro Ninja Man, that includes a new game mode ("Quick Game") where players have three minutes in a special stage (with new music by Nobuyuki Shioda) to earn the highest score.