Denial

You just described the late great Jim Butterfield. http://www.bombjack.org/commodore/books.htm Go down to Machine Language and Assembly Language sub heading and get Machine Language on the Commodore 64, 128 and other Commodore Computers Revised and Expanded Edition Its the binary digits on the beach...

Finally got to knock one off my bucket list - use my tablet with my Vic 20 emulator.

Holy crap thats pretty sweet - nice stuff man!

EDIT - played Qbert pretty nice too..

This thing needs a thumbs up or a like option

The real interesting thing is the programmer went onto bigger and better things...quite the interesting wiki page on him.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neil_Chriss

As for parting with it - I just got the thing...not sure if I wish to part with it as of yet but if I do I'll let you guys know

Here's my contribution -

You hear that Pixel? 10/10 Fear the SPACE TURKEY!!!

Finally got my game cant wait to try it out later

Got me all excited like a fat kid in a candy store...started thinking of this...
http://sleepingelephant.com/ipw-web/bul ... 763#p62763
You playing with my emotions man

Cleaned the contacts with alcohol and qtips with a gentle scraping on the pins (hated to do it) and voila http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d22/darkatx/dfus_zpsny6mgfge.jpg http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d22/darkatx/dfus2_zpsotn09up7.jpg Charming game - controls are not too fluid but a simple eno...

Yup, its just as you descirbed...it looks real rough around the edges.

Anyone know anything about this game - I picked up this cart getting my hands on another VC 20 and haven't got it working yet but it seems like it is quite rare.

pixel wrote: Thanks! That tune is playing with 2 bits at 3kHz – more proof that reality is an illusion.

2 bits at 3kHz?!! That's insane!!!

Pixel you got a lotta heart man!

I put it on warp and as I watch Mike's demo it reminds me of a starry night and finally entropy taking over. Fascinating - I was wondering why would you need a 32-bit generator for something like games but this plotter makes me appreciate the reasons why.
Well Done Mike as always!