Cool banner huh? I made it myself. Only took me about 6 hours total, using sprites from The Spriters Resource. The idea of making a SNES-themed Wiki came to me when I noticed that I had a bunch different tabs of favourites for all my required SNES information. Articles about unreleased games and PCB information at SNES Central,  ROM and Cart serials at Zapatabase, A friendly all-knowing community at Nintendo Age, Japanese titles and ROM information at SuperFamicom.org, Development information at the SNES Development Wiki, My favourite tunes at SNES Music, Game sales at The Magic Box, Estimated values and current auctions at eBay, Release dates and cheats at IGN, Let’s Plays and Reviews on YouTube and Maps at SNES Maps.

See how big that list is? Wouldn’t it be super useful if you had all that information in one place? That’s the reason I started SNESWiki, a reference guide for SNES gamers, modders, homebrewers, collectors and general enthusiasts. SNESWiki is currently in Alpha status; all the basic framework is done, all it needs now is some content and some people willing to write said content. When I hit >25 active members and >1200 pages, or thereabouts, I’ll probably buy the domain sneswiki.com and push out the public BETA, possibly ask donations in the meantime. Though for now, I’m merely looking for people that want to help out.

If you want to help out or read up on the few pages I have already written, visit http://melchiormphilips.com/SNESWiki (or click the banner above). Any help is appreciated; writing content, making templates, adding images such as box art, sprites and photographs, check for typo’s, etc etc. Even if you just register for an account you’re already helping the cause. Check it out now!

My Zazzle account has proved itself to be potentially lucurative, so I’ve decided to devote more time into making useless product people want to buy!

I’ve decided to make a bunchload of vector drawings of Kawaii inanimate objects, you can find them in my zazzle store right over here. Make sure to buy everything. I was hoping to pump out at least one new drawing every other day. I probably won’t but when I feel like it I’ll add more. I hope this makes me lots of money

In order to graduate from High School, Dutch students are required to conduct a Profile Research: research into a subject that is coherent with one or two subjects in your profile. I have chosen to investigate the P versus NP Problem.

The research I conducted is quite extensive, and as a result, the paper is fairly long (16 pages). However, for those interested, you can find my profile research in .pdf format RIGHT HERE.

Here’s a table with the data I accumulated: (the values for 13 and 14 dots are calculated)

The video is pretty much self-explanatory. This is basically what I do when I get bored during school hours.

I’ve been a SNES fan all my life, and I was working on a list of SNES games with their monetary values in Excel, when I decided why not go all out and make a complete reference guide? and so I did.

I have to figure out what to put in, and wether every version of every game needs its own page, or two pages, but I’ll be making it up as I go along. I’ve made a mock-up page in Microsoft Publisher to give you an idea what it might look like:

Note that not all info is completely accurate, this was just to get an idea for the page lay-out. This specific layout is based upon Japanese Box Art designs.

I’m hoping to release it digitally, in .pdf format, for free to everyone. This is, however, taking alot of my free time, so it will probably take a while before it’s done. But when it is, I hope to have satisfied alot of SNES gamers.

I might even have to break it down into several files, otherwise the amount of pages will be incredibly huge. (then again, it’s digital so it might now really matter.) I might divide it into:

-The Console & Add-Ons

-The Games (#-M)

-The Games (N-Z)

and then maybe make another one for Rare and Unreleased games.

I’ll also have to e-mail some websites to ask for permission to use their content.

If you like this idea and wish to motivate me to continue by means of monetary support, contact me.
Well yeah, that’s all for now. Cheers!

After a long break, I’ve decided to make YTPMV’s again. Enjoy!

Download from GameBanana: http://www.gamebanana.com/maps/162515

My current Mapping WIP: CP_Keystone_IV.

So GameBanana started the Kepler-22b Contest last tuesday, which runs untill the 29th of January. The goal of the contest is to make a map for any Source game about the Keystone IV, a spaceship sent to inhabit kepler-22b in 2061, 50 years after it’s discovery.

I went with an Attack/Defend Control Point map for Team Fortress 2. I might convert it for ZF after the contest.

There’s 6 money-prizes to win, so I’m hoping to win at least one of them. I’ll make a new post when the entire map is finished.

In the meantime, I’ll update my WIP page for the map on GameBanana with information and screenshots. :3

Cheers!