IEEE Spectrum published a guide on building a Commodore 64 cartridge using free software and affordable parts. The author, Stephen Cass, shares his experience creating a demo program for a traveling exhibit featuring the notable 6502 microprocessor from the C64. The process involved programming in 6502 assembly, utilizing modern tools, and assembling a cartridge with basic electronic components. Despite initial technical issues, the final product successfully showcased the capabilities of the C64, highlighting the accessibility of retro programming with current resources.
Old School Computer
Classic Computers, Enduring Ideas
Old School Computer
Classic Computers, Enduring Ideas