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Watching the videos, this really brings how it felt learning to code circa '76-'77... with Atari-2600 style sounds, an assembler (ZOMG), a back story plus achie
by socmag 10y ago
Watching the videos, this really brings how it felt learning to code circa '76-'77... with Atari-2600 style sounds, an assembler (ZOMG), a back story plus achievements! Love it :-)
These kinds of games should be mandatory for CS education. Even better if you could toggle through the entire architecture being simulated, Bus, CPU/ALU, Memory and all.
- qwertyuiop924 10y agoThere are a few differences: TIS explicitly aims away from bit-twiddling, and in fact has no real bits to speak of (the integer range is -99 to 99, IIRC, but it's definitely something along those lines.