C64 BASIC Tutorial: Using String Manipulation to Write a Text Adventure
C64 BASIC String Manipulation Tutorial - Write a Commodore 64 Text Adventure!
Programming the C64 with Visual Studio Code
Program the Commodore 64 in BASIC, Assembly or C using Microsoft Visual Studio Code on Mac, Windows and Linux!
How to Setup Your Raspberry Pi 5, 4 or Pi400/Pi500/Pi500+ with PiMiga 5 Amiga Emulator + Games Bundle
PiMiga 5 - The ultimate Amiga emulation on the Pi. How to set up your Raspberry Pi 5, Pi4 or Pi500/500+/Pi400 with the "PiMiga" disk image ...
Programming Neo6502 in C/C++ Using CC65
You can use CC65 to code games for the Neo6502 using C/C++! In this tutorial I show you how I converted my Dungeon crawler to the computer.
Neo6502 Review
Review of the Neo6502 single board computer that features a real 6502 microprocessor.
Programming the Agon Light using C/C++
C Programming for the Agon Light Z80 single board computer using AgDev, a port of LLVM that allows us to cross compile C++ for eZ80
My Programming Journey – What’s Yours?
A conversation on social media sparked this idea, I thought it would be interesting for the Retro Game Coders community to share how you got into programming and your journey from starting out to what you do now?
Apple II Blueprint Signed by Woz Explains NFTs
A friend was asking about NFTs and I used a metaphor of this signed Apple II blueprint from Steve Wozniak to help him understand them better.
Agon Light: First Impressions
Agon Light is a single-board computer based around a Z80 CPU, along with an ESP32 for audio, video, and IO.
Vision BASIC – A New C64 BASIC Compiler
Vision BASIC is the latest in a long, long line of tools intended to speed up the execution of C64 BASIC code.
Atari ST Upgrades: Retro Computer Adventures with the Atari 520 STFM
I thought I would cover the upgrades I have been making to my favourite Atari computer – the Atari ST series of machines. Well, I say machine(s) plural, but lately I have been focusing on my Atari 520STFM, the successor to the original Atari 520 ST, and I will explain why as we go.
Atari ST STOS Programming: Exploring the ST Filesystem
Moving our STOS game data outside of the code so we can work on content and the game logic separately