mlb789 : This isn't an official SNES game endorsed by Nintendo. They retired the system long ago. This game is made because someone loves the console that much, they are releasing it for like minded people. There have been many games made for the NES and Genesis (as well as other systems) for that same reason.

I think it's a great idea. You know the game will be fun because the people making it love the console.

So that's why the game is being made. Well, at least another Super Nintendo is being released. That's pretty awesome because one of my friends, their dad owns a Super Nintendo game and I might tell him to buy it when it's out

That's cool. Although I think it's too late. Not a lot of people still have a SNES. Well, except for collectors. But the question is, how much will it cost?

Sounds awesome! Can't wait.

mlb789 : A lot of old game consoles get homebrew games that is what this game is. I think people do it because they are fans of the system or they do it as a hobby.

Cool!!!! I hope this game will be also realised for emulators!! I hope it will work perfectly on the SNES. It say that it will have very good graphics.

The screen caps of the game look amazing so far. See here: http://www.nightmarebusters.com/pics.htm

Looks like pre order with shipping is 68$ not too bad considering it's a brand new developed game. Keep in mind also that cartridges are more expensive to produce than a DVD

I'm buying it for sure and I would hope that others would try to support this indie developer.

Here's part of the intro they have on the page:

It is a dark and stormy night; thunder and lightning fill the sky, an eerie, jade-hued fog sticks in the air, and unspeakable creatures utter wails disturbing enough to wake the dead. Lost, alone and having surrendered to fear, a petite innocent cries out for salvation...

“Daddy! Daddy!! A monster tried to eat me!” The desperate cries of a child tear through the peace of a family home at just past three in the morning. Jolted from his slumber, the devoted father rushes to provide comfort. Checking under the bed and inside the closet, he confirms the bedroom to be monster-free.

However the little one will not be pacified. Soaked with sweat and eyes brimming with tears, the petrified youth begs for shelter in the parents' bed. “All right,” says the exasperated father, “but this is the last time!”

But, unknown to father and child alike, this seemingly simple slumber time scenario conceals something far more sinister. Synchronized with the wavelengh of dreams, the miserable Tyrant has discovered a way to enter them and convolute what children see, hear and feel while they see, hear and feel while they sleep — all for the benefit of his twisted amusement.

For these pint-sized unfortunates, it truly seems as though a carnival of darkness has sprung to life...