I meant I saw recreations of the Color TV Game models but that's about it.

I'm curious about them, but I don't think that can be emulated yet, there's only a recreation that I can find on Google.

I've put this in my Satellaview dumping page.

At this point please get in touch with me directly, RetroSpring is not the best site for this.

I don't do requests.

Kiddo's YT is not hacked anymore. Basically when I restored SimCity Event Plaza I took the tiles from SatellaWalker, then compared with videos and tried to reticulous restore exactly how it was, changed the color brightness, and then I import them using the menus in SatellaWave and SuperFamiconv which is required. I think everything works pretty well on instinct, some people who had no idea how things work still managed to figure it out pretty well on their own.

SatellaWave does not do any radio audio transmission; or even any transmission, it only makes files for emulators to pretend to have some broadcasts. Currently research is being done with the actual hardware so I want to wait until enough research has been done to actually do a massive update and allow actual broadcasts in the future, audio and all. - I'm not very interested to hear your concept audio, sorry.

If I told you Mario Artist successor, would you be surprised? :P

Highly dependent on the console and game. Most of the time I get the original music audio file from the game and just use it, sometimes I make a SNES audio chip savestate (it can work independently) and attempt to play every song, or record the song in-game while suppressing sound effects. It can be a lot of things.

All my software when it's written by myself is usually MIT licensed... partially because I don't want to commit to anything. I just kinda ask for some credits. I don't remember if Near actually disliked the concept, as they always released the source code of their software (and for me that's the most important part), but there's a lot of questions to ask about how you feel personally about the code you wrote being reused elsewhere, especially if somehow it's misused.

Well I had to learn from nothing, I learned how Assembly language worked on SNES, made a Hello World homebrew for SNES, and then things started to make sense when I had emulators that had debugging functionality such as trace logs. So I don't really have tutorials to recommend, I'm sorry. But learning to make a homebrew in assembly language for old consoles would be very enlightening to understand a lot of lower level computer science basics and therefore using it to reverse engineer like I did.

It's a leak of GB/C and GBA emulators for Switch, I believe it's the real deal. If it's not out, it's just because it's not "time" yet for Nintendo as they seemingly plan carefully everything in a sort of timeline, I'd say.

...honestly, I'm not sure, on a business level I think there are factors that I'm not too familiar with.

Not sure, I think the firmware has non standard commands that allows to finetune things better?

On PC you get all the data on a plate. On console you have to seek them and then figure out how it works.