My interest in programming games began with the purchase of my first computer back in 1980, a Tandy TRS-80 Model 1. In 1984, I moved on to the Tandy Color Computer 2 and 1986, a Tandy Color Computer 3 which I still program today. Although predominantly a Tandy/Radio Shack computer enthusiast, I also followed many of the systems available at…
The NanoLog daughter board is a daughter board for the bottom of the DE0-Nano to allow the use of regular or Deluxe CoCo joysticks on the MATCHBOX COCO. There are 2 CoCo joystick ports, 3 audio channels, and 1 user header for a total of 8 ADC inputs. This 2-layer board can be ordered from…
Coming Soon, CoCo Studio IDE – based on Phoenix but simplified for CoCo, Dragon, 6809/6309. Designed so you can focus on your project instead of the IDE, and it’s way nicer on the eyes. I just added support for the very nice “ugBASIC” compiler, but this IDE already supports many 6809 assemblers and hopefully more…
Sock Master has done it again. Some years back he announced that he had ported the original Donkey Kong code to run on the CoCo 3. This meant that the game played like the real arcade game. To my knowledge, nobody has done this before! Much to our recent surprise, Sock has released an alternate…