For those interested in NES programming in a similar style (DSL that is basically an ASM assembler), there's a Python version of this concept (titled PyNES) I

For those interested in NES programming in a similar style (DSL that is basically an ASM assembler), there's a Python version of this concept (titled PyNES) I find it to be very readable: https://github.com/gutomaia/pyNES/blob/0.1.x/pynes/examples/mario.py https://github.com/gutomaia/pyNES/blob/0.1.x/pynes/examples/... example file, I like it