NESHacker on Basic NES Platformer Movement
A 6502 is not a bad little machine, but it does require efficient coding to get decent real-time results. NESHacker dives into basic Mario-style platformer movement in a 10-minute video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZuKIUjw_tNU

The main portion of the video goes into subpixel movem
https://setsideb.com/neshacker-on-basic-nes-platformer-movement/
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NES Games & State Machines
A couple of years ago gamedev channel NesHacker did a video on how everything in your typical NES game is really a pile of state machines, concurrent ones, nested ones, bunches and bunches of them. If you have any interest in NES coding at all, it's worth a look. (8½ minutes)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8lZ53Sx5oc0

The chief differen
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Game Boy Development Environment https://youtu.be/luBSm1SbR7g?si=r6YCahm-4GuSNUey

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The Code That Makes Mario Move https://youtu.be/ZuKIUjw_tNU

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I've spent this last week sick at home with #COVID. During that time I downloaded #RetroArch and have been playing a few #NES games. Now I have this crazy itch to make my own home brew NES game.

I've been watching YouTube videos on how to program #6502assembly since yesterday and it seems pretty cool. What am I getting my self into?

If anyone is curious, #NESHacker is a great channel putting out content on programming NES games and the 6502 processor.

https://youtube.com/@NesHacker