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Never done anything but I think the gameboy family is a good choice. Unlike NES or SNES which use assembly heavily, we can use C for the GBA. There are also gre
by markus_zhang 4y ago
Never done anything but I think the gameboy family is a good choice. Unlike NES or SNES which use assembly heavily, we can use C for the GBA. There are also great communities devoted for them.
- Agingcoder 4y agoThe nes is a simple but extremely elegant machine. Assembly isn't a problem, since the cpu is very simple, I recommend playing with it.
- markus_zhang 4y agoDefinitely. I guess one can climb the ladder by first programming the NES and then SNES and just go up, maybe even learn some Japanese to immerse in the life of a Japanese game developer in the 80s/90s. Could be a long but interesting side project.
- saagarjha 4y agoYou can, but it’s pretty lacking in registers.
- snvzz 4y agoIt's still not a PIC12.