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29/12/2023

What would be better than the retrocomp projects of the last 2 weeks? All the best projects of 2023 of course. Here you go: 👇

https://8bitnews.io/r/b10/2023-12-29/annual-review-2023

24/12/2023

What do you associate 3M with? Floppy disks? Then the following is perfect reading material for a few relaxed minutes 📖

https://8bitnews.io/r/a2/3m-and-floppy-disks

23/12/2023

How many different solutions or multiplication on a 6502 are there? TobyLobster not only found out, he analyzed every single one. 📊

https://8bitnews.io/r/a2/6502-multiplication

22/12/2023

Who does not remember Space Quest? But when did you actually play one of the 6 adventures? Maybe will help to whet your appetite.

https://8bitnews.io/r/a2/space-quest

21/12/2023

A 74HC homebrew plus UNIX-like OS, assembler, C compiler and software. Impossible? Paulo Constantino did it – but in 16 bit.

https://8bitnews.io/r/a2/sol-1-homebrew

20/12/2023

This thing landed with a big bang 💥 Chipsynth C64 from is THE last SID emulation plugin, you'll ever need. Don't believe it. Check it out: 👇

https://8bitnews.io/r/a2/perfect-sid-emulation

19/12/2023

Can you finally get rid of your CRTs? RetroTink seems to promise it, and tried to find out. The results are astounding. 📺

https://8bitnews.io/r/a2/retro-tink

18/12/2023

What about an in-depth look into the 80s 8bit developments? just published his latest essay, and it's worth the time: 👇

https://8bitnews.io/r/a2/virtues-of-8-bit

17/12/2023

No question. Few retro platforms are as much alive as the Amiga. Marin Balabanov is one of the enthusiasts and just published a love letter: 👇

https://8bitnews.io/r/a2/amiga-still-alive

16/12/2023

A single board computer built from just 24 vacuum tubes. An adventure that only one person can survive, . Curious?

https://8bitnews.io/r/a2/a-vacuum-tube-sbc

15/12/2023

A whole new approach to low level 6502 programming comes from sagacity. Writing, assembling and testing in VSCode? Here you go: 👇

https://8bitnews.io/r/a2/mos

15/12/2023

10 neatly packed retro computing presents are waiting in Issue #91 of 8bitnews. Ready for the holiday season – here's your wish list 🎄

https://8bitnews.io/r/b10/2023-12-15/merry-christmas-2023

11/12/2023

What about some Amiga EyeCandy? has more material, than you might believe. Great collection: 👇

https://8bitnews.io/r/a2/amiga-gfx-archive

10/12/2023

No one of us ever pirated a game in the 80s. No, no no! did. It was him! Here's the proof: 🤓

https://8bitnews.io/r/a2/pirating-games

09/12/2023

WozMon – next step. dives into the details of his UART related changes for the BE6502. Have one? Don't miss.

https://8bitnews.io/r/a2/adapting-wozmon

08/12/2023

What about some 6502 experiments in the browser? built something beautiful on top of easy6502. Don't miss.

https://8bitnews.io/r/a2/6502-simulator

07/12/2023

Need another refresher for Two's Complement? has got you covered. Interesting read.

https://8bitnews.io/r/a2/twos-complement-again

06/12/2023

How do you actually implement extended arithmetic in hardware? Croix Gyurek just prepared a beautiful lessen. Lot's to learn!

https://8bitnews.io/r/a2/arithmetic-in-hardware

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