I've never really liked the 6502, it's like an 8 bit CPU going out of it's way to limit everything to 8 bits. Click to expand... From my perspective (ie: a dabbler, not a progr…

I oonce had a pirate NES clone, stuffed into an n64 controller case. It's million games were really just 100's of unedited copies of the same games.

I've never really liked the 6502, it's like an 8 bit CPU going out of it's way to limit everything to 8 bits. Click to expand... From my perspective (ie: a dabbler, not a progr…

I've never really liked the 6502, it's like an 8 bit CPU going out of it's way to limit everything to 8 bits. Click to expand... From my perspective (ie: a dabbler, not a progr…

I've never really liked the 6502, it's like an 8 bit CPU going out of it's way to limit everything to 8 bits. For a simple accumulator CPU the 6800 more closely matched my model of…

As for the accompanying carts, as long as they aren't sold in developed nations, noone is going to care if they are pirated. Most of those countries have larger concerns than enfo…

It does look cool, but I wonder whether Nintendo won't shut them down, what with it using the Nintendo architecture and all. Click to expand... If it's based on the NES, the pa…

It does look cool, but I wonder whether Nintendo won't shut them down, what with it using the Nintendo architecture and all.

This thing is known in other circles as a "NOAC" device, which stands for Nintendo on a Chip. It's also known as an FC Computer, or FamiClone since it's a clone of the Nintendo Fam…

I bought a similar system when I worked in China. The key selling point was indeed that it came with a bunch of pirated software - one cartridge was advertised as containing 50,000…

I'm buying one - will tell you all how it turns out.

Now that looks like it would be fun to play with!

I've heard that systems like that are available all over the developing world, particularly in Africa and the poorer parts of India. I'm guessing that the main apeal of these mach…

...exists as this: http://www.makershed.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=MKPP1 I'm sure somebody will get Oregon Trail going asap.

VISICalc! Now you're talking! http://playpower.org/blog/2009/03/wired-article-visicalc/ here’s a picture of Jeremy and I talking to Bob Frankston, who developed Visicalc. …

i just wanted to post these links for anyone else reading this and also ...i guess for myself so i know where to find them. they are resources for more apple // info and assembly i…

hmmm don't really know much about the z80. i mainly focused on the 6502 because it was in all the machines i wanted to code for apple //, commodore 64, pc engine, and nes/snes, and…

I've never really liked the 6502, it's like an 8 bit CPU going out of it's way to limit everything to 8 bits. For a simple accumulator CPU the 6800 more closely matched my model o…

thanks guys, i've been working with sc assembler and its just like basic and the commands are pretty easy to understand. i just have one question. i can creat the program in the as…

hi everyone i've been learning assembly language for a few weeks, and felt most comfortable doing it on an apple // well, and emulated apple // .i dont' have any money to buy a re…

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As far as assemblers go, I prefer S-C Assembler... there's versions for DOS and ProDOS and the docs are pretty decent.

Some resources for you: Books: Now that you know APPLE ASSEMBLY LANGUAGE: What can you do with it? by http://www.1000bit.it/support/manuali/apple/AALby_JH_Gilder.pdf Machine La…

hi i've recently gotten back into programming and in addition to the higher level stuff, i'm working on programming the 6502. so i've gotten applewin and believe it or not my libr…

Mail is going rough for me right now. I am getting help from NTLK, and that has been great. I can't say enough good things about Ron Parker and Simon Bell. It does not like Yaho…