This is cool, but I don't see any viable commercial use for this. Maybe retrozone would make use of it or something, like their GB player for the NES. Accurate new NES hardware adapter for the Wii, DS...
Interesting.
This is cool, but I don't see any viable commercial use for this. Maybe retrozone would make use of it or something, like their GB player for the NES. Accurate new NES hardware adapter for the Wii, DS...
Interesting.
6502 clones are still produced and used in various applications; cars, medical equipment, industrial systems, and even handheld games.Originally Posted by buzz_n64
I doubt those would be the original 6502 models, still being used today. More like the 65C02, which has a number of additions/upgrades/instructions and has the fix for the infamous jump indirect bug of the original 6502.
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What a cool project - thanks for the links!
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