Worth a Watch issue 02
RetroArch coming to MiSTer. Plus Dracula Illustrated Edition for ZX Spectrum Next, VOID LANCER C64 Shoot 'em up, Neon Revenant pseudo-3D rail shooter for the MSX, Solseed: Journey to Spring for ZX Spectrum 128K.
Retro Game Coders Blog
Learn how to program computers by coding your own retro video games
“Not Conio But Compatible” Adapter for Atari ST vbcc
Drawing the roguelike on the the Atari ST with VT52 escapes through GEMDOS
“Not Conio But Compatible” for Amiga VBCC
Coding up a "Not Conio But Compatible" library for Amiga VBCC, plus the three painful rakes I stepped on
Worth a Watch issue 01
Every ZX81 Expansion Card You Ever Wanted, Plus Virtua Racing Running On Playdate, Sonic the Hedgehog on Amiga, JOAN OF ARC for C64, Lumines port for ZX Spectrum ...
Worth a Watch issue 00
Issue Zero of Worth-A-Watch, featuring Bard's Tale creator Michael Cranford's new C64 RPG. Castlevania NES to SNES, Final Fight Mega Drive homebrew and more!
Where the 21st Century Was Invented – The National Museum of Computing (TNMOC)
The National Museum of Computing sits in Block H, Bletchley Park, where Colossus ran. Is it worth the trip?
How I Broke My Minstrel 4th Before It Ever Booted
I rushed a Minstrel 4th kit build and nearly ruined it. Here is what I would do differently.
AndyH/Hewco Retro Game Developer Interview
Interview with AndyH, the developer behind Cheesy Trials and Pumpkid for the Commodore Vic 20
Cross-Platform Amiga and Atari ST C Programming (“Not Conio But Compatible”)
Building a conio-like layer so the same game code works on both the Amiga and the Atari ST.
Programming the Amiga and Atari ST in C: Reading Keyboard Input
In this fourth and final building-block post on the way to the multi-platform roguelike in C, we add keyboard input so our player character can move
C64 BASIC Dungeon Crawler: Goblin Attack! (C64 BASIC Part 8)
Redefinable keys, goblins that chase you, d20 combat, and the memory bug that had the game silently overwriting itself.
Code ZX Spectrum Next in a Web Browser (ZXGo Emulator in JS)
The ZX Spectrum Next is now in my online IDE, including both Next BASIC and Boriel compiled BASIC, and of course Z80 ASM and C