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Hey guys, I'm in the process of "re-learning" assembler and found some generic 6502 assembler code. I'm trying to find the equivilant commands for commodore 64 or vic-20. I'm a little confused on what sta $200,y does and how to convert to vic-20 asm. Here is an example of soemthing I grab ...

Can you a post a link to that lemon64 article?

Sounds awesome for sure. I would love to meet up some day for drink. The last time I was in Munich was 2000. Would love to visit again someday!

I would love to be more confident in my skills of soldering, but as I've gotten older, my eyes and steady hand are not as good anymore. I don't have my original Vic-20...which I did actually get in 1983 for Christmas as well :) But mine was DOA when I opened it Christmas morning, and had to wait unt...

...so nobody cared... I *did* care, and from what I could infer from the photos, that hardware enthusiast placed a full RAM expansion together with a self-constructed graphics card (most probably a 40/80-column-display based on 6545 or 6548) on a conductor stripe test PCB housed in the VIC-1010 (or...

Just installed it! Thanks for your continued development!!

I live in Pittsburgh, and let me tell you, I'm sick of hearing about Lemeaux and Crosby. Friggin Canadians! HEHE jk

that is insanely awesome!

Can somebody post a youtube video of this?

Very cool! looking forward to trying it out. I remember that issue of Computes Gazette. So, how does one start with porting a c64 game to the vic-20?

Hey Miro! Glad to see you over here

dragos wrote:This si true, he should offer up a rom dump. I know he says he is waiting on a vic 20, bit for that kind of money he can buy a vic for $40 or less....

Yeah man, I totally agree. Plus, for an "80skidgeek," you would think he would have a vic-20 sitting around.

hey now, that is pretty cool!

woowhoo! the only ezine I look forward to these days

Jeff-20 wrote: I don't own a multimeter.

Go to the store and buy one...pronto Should be part of your arsenal. hehe