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SNES game · Runs on real hardware · playable here

Dine & Dash

A 16-bit side-scrolling platformer starring Dash, a real dog, and his beagle sister Dolly — running as a genuine SNES ROM on a real SNES Classic.

Play it in your browser ↓ All custom builds

Status read from the project file when this page was built. The game runs on this page; the source code is not published and there is no download.

Play it · in your browser · SNES

Press start, actually.

The real ROM, running on an emulator served from this site. One click to load; nothing plays until you press it.

Dine & DashSNES · emulated here
← →MoveZJump (hold for height)XBarkCFlip a dish↓Hide under furnitureEnterStart · skip a card

On a phone, a touch gamepad appears over the game (d-pad on the left, the buttons on the right). Runs in EmulatorJS 4.2.3 (GPL-3.0) with the Snes9x core, both served from this site — no third-party servers. The ROM loads into the emulator only; it is not offered for download.

Dine & Dash 9 real captures
Dine & Dash — Zone 1, the kitchen — Dash running

What it does

In plain words.

Six in the morning. Half a cup of kibble. He has concerns. That is the whole premise, and the whole game is built around it: kitchen, back yard, dog park, bathroom and the pantry ending.

Original code, original pixel art, original music and sound — no commercial ROMs, SDKs, BIOS files or proprietary assets anywhere in it.

It runs on a physical SNES Classic and as a browser build for development.

The value · before and after

What changes for you.

  • Before

    A "we can build anything" line on an agency site.

    After

    A working 16-bit game on the console it was written for, verified byte-for-byte on the device.

  • Before

    Stock art and a template.

    After

    A real dog as the hero, and every sprite, tile and note drawn and written for this one game.

Why it is worth it

Versus doing nothing.

  • If your product needs something nobody sells off the shelf — a console game, a piece of hardware software, a thing with no template — this is the proof we finish those.

Straight answers

What it does not do.

  • The source code is not published and there is nothing to download — the licence is all rights reserved. The game itself runs here, in your browser, on an emulator.
  • Zones one to three were not replayed against the current ROM and no human has tested the pantry bag budget yet — it is a real project with a real to-do list.

More custom builds

Also not off the shelf.

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Games, hardware software, a site with no template — tell us what it is.

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