The 100 MHz 6502 · e-basteln
The 6502 was the CPU in my first computer (an Apple II plus), as well as many other popular home computers of the late 1970s and 80s. It lived on well into the 1990s in game consoles and chess computers, mostly in its updated “65C02” CMOS version. Here’s a re-implementation of the 65C02 in an FPGA, in a pin-compatible format that lets you upgrade those old computers and games to 100 MHz clock rate
ConnectedNES | No Bad Memories
ConnectedNES is an open-source project released in May 2016 that connects the 8-bit NES game console to the internet with a custom WiFi "modem" you can build yourself! It is currently bundled with a realtime Twitter client but has the potential to be expanded to a collaborative platform. Loading screen ConnectedNES is comprised of: a standard-issue Nintendo Entertainment System, ca. 1985, a custom
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awsm - A 6502 disassembler in Python
