> Most of Atari, Data East, Exidy, Gottlieb and Rock-Ola's early > games. That includes Asteroids, Burger Time, Q*Bert and quite a > few others. You are correct. The MOS 6502 was prevalent during the early years when the arcade games were built on 8 bit platforms. The 6502 was the lowest cost 8 bit processor out there at the time. Atari chose to adopt the 650x family early on as the standard for their arcade games, vcs (2600) and home computers. As far as I am concerned, the *best* games of the era were built on the 6502 CPU. That's why I'm looking into using CC65. :-) I've made some progress since last night but could use a little personal help. If anyone out there is interested in working on extending CC65 to work with the arcade hardware, please shoot me an email and we can discuss it detail offline. -- Steve ---------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list send mail to majordomo@musoftware.de with the string "unsubscribe cc65" in the body(!) of the mail.Received on Sat Jan 24 22:31:18 2009
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