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imrannazar.com | ||
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jborza.com
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| | | | | Back in April 2019 I decided to get into emulation and thought about writing a simple one. I read about the MOS 6502 microprocessor and it looked promising as it was used in famous products such as Apple II, Commodore 64, BBC Micro, Tamagotchi and others. One would typically program this in the 6502 assembly, for more information check out the wonderful Easy6502 interactive ebook by Nick Morgan, it includes an emulator as well. | |
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nick.zoic.org
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| | | | | [AI summary] The user is exploring the potential of the Apple II computer for various projects, including games, interpreted languages, and even a Minecraft-inspired 3D world. They are considering different game genres like tile-based RPGs, side-scrollers, and 2½D games like Doom, while also reflecting on the technical challenges of working within the Apple II's hardware limitations. The user is also inspired by modern games like HONK and the Untitled Goose Game, aiming to create a low-res version of a goose game. | |
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fabiensanglard.net
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domipheus.com
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| | | Still working on my bench power supply, and wanted to move from my 16×2 retro LCD to something a bit more funky, and found these which use the Samsung S6D02A1 chip. 1.8 Inch Serial SPI TFT LCD Display Module With Power IC SD Socket At the time of writing, you can get these from a UK warehouse for £3.30 shipped for a single unit. That's awesome. However, the comments were quite bad and many people had issues with them - no matter how it was wired an Arduino wouldn't drive it. After lots of trial and error... | ||
