Studio Game Development Setup - Nintendo Gamecube Fans

Here's my Studio setup for game development on the Nintendo GameCube\Wii, can be developed in SN Systems ProDG with Visual Studio via USB2 cable or Metrowerks Codewarrior using a BBA Ethernet connection.

A MIDI GCN Adapter is planned in development to allow musicians and sound designers to connect a keyboard to the SN-TDEV or NR Reader for music composition and related audio work, by connecting it to serial controller port of the console.

My engine, game code is written in C\C++ and my audio DSP microcode is written in Assembly.
Adobe CS6 Suite for textures, images, video editing, etc.
Autodesk 3dsmax 2011 for modeling, animating, used as a level editor with a custom plugin developed with the MaxSDK (C\C++) and MaxScript.
I have my own audio system with custom dsp microcode for the audio driver. As for the FMV playback lib it uses MPEG 2 video instead of JPEG + custom DSP microcode for audio decoding logic.
I use a custom inhouse internal engine written in C\C++ designed for my games, GameCube\Wii hardware and the SN Systems Tools + USB2 cable.

Macronix Audio DSP Toolkit:

DSP IDE & Simulator – For writing, testing, and debugging DSP microcode in a virtual environment.
DSP Assembler – Converts assembly source code into machine instructions for the DSP.
DSP Linker – Links multiple object files and resolves addresses for DSP execution.
hex2bin – Converts hexadecimal output files into binary or C format for loading onto the DSP.
mxhex2h – Converts DSP hex files into C header files for integration with CPU-side code.