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I'm impressed. I wonder what made the author created that.

• LordShredda 3y ago
  It's fun, give it a try
  • ngcc_hk 3y ago
    Sadly it does not work
    • xcv123 3y ago
      I believe he meant try making your own NES emulator
• xcv123 3y ago
  Writing a NES emulator is a fun programming challenge. Start here: https://www.nesdev.org/wiki/NES_reference_guide https://www.nesdev.org/wiki/NES_reference_guide and maybe read this first to understand where to begin with emulating an old CPU such as the 6502 http://www.emulator101.com/ http://www.emulator101.com/
  • hereonout2 3y ago
    The 6502 bit is fun, but the NES PPU not so much! I never got past that part, maybe one day ...
    • xcv123 3y ago
      Yes the PPU is more complex than the CPU, but the audio emulation was more difficult than the PPU for me. Noticed the audio is a TODO for this emulator.
  • schemescape 3y ago
    Just for fun and learning, after writing a CHIP-8 emulator, what would be a good first emulator for a real device to tackle? NES or Gameboy are my two main ideas, but I'm curious if there are other suggestions.
    • xcv123 3y ago
      Any 8 bit machines will have similar complexity and difficulty. Personally I have only done the NES as my first and only emulator. I used C++.
• Jach 3y ago
  According to the author, it was their second Common Lisp project for learning purposes https://old.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/5jh7fy/basic_nes_emulator_in_common_lisp/ https://old.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/5jh7fy/basic_n...
• samanthadoran 3y ago
  I wish I knew.