More information at: https://www.thenew8bitheroes.com/byteoff2020 Welcome to the second annual NESmaker Byte-Off, where NESmaker users will have one month to develop new demos for the NES based on a common theme. Anyone of any skill level is welcome and encouraged to participate.

To find out more about NESmaker, go to https://www.TheNew8bitHeroes.com Will Austin be able to use the time machine to retrieve Joe from 1989 in time for this year's NESmaker Byte-Off awards? The only hope is to play through all of the submitted games through the special 4d cartridge.

To find out more about NESmaker, go to https://www.TheNew8bitHeroes.com Will Austin be able to use the time machine to retrieve Joe from 1989 in time for this year's NESmaker Byte-Off awards? The only hope is to play through all of the submitted games through the special 4d cartridge.

To find out more about NESmaker, go to https://www.TheNew8bitHeroes.com Will Austin be able to use the time machine to retrieve Joe from 1989 in time for this year's NESmaker Byte-Off awards? The only hope is to play through all of the submitted games through the special 4d cartridge. In this episode, Austin is successful in returning Joe to 2020...but not quite as he planned.

To find out more about NESmaker, go to https://www.TheNew8bitHeroes.com In this episode, it's Austin's turn to ride the time coaster, and the team channels their inner 80's to muscle through the remainder of the Byte-Off games. It appears that together, they will get back for the awards show...but perhaps not quite yet.

Yes, people are making new games for the Nintendo Entertainment System, and they are amazing! The NESmaker Byte-Off Awards are the capstone of the Byte-Off competition, where users were given a month to create a playable demo based on a provided theme. The 2020 theme was “TIMELESS.” This tongue-in-cheek award show parody also serves as the finale of the web series A Riff In Time, a ridiculous story about time travel and clones and cyborg dogs and horrible 80s fashion, all centered around celebrating these amazing games. As much as it is parody, it is also very real and sincere in its appreciation and recognition of this year's creations by the NESmaker community. We love you guys! You can get started developing your games for the NES as well, at: https://www.TheNew8bitHeroes.com Hosted by: Joe Granato and Austin McKinley Judges: Vivek Vasudevan, Chris Hoffman, Mellissa Hannon, Orion Dommisse, Ryan Burger, Dale Coop