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…
This page describes candidate Registers and features for the Matchbox brand CoCo 3 clone. Please check this document frequently for possible changes before releasing your software. The register addresses used in the Matchbox will not change. However, my other CoCo clones will attempt to be GIME-X compatible. Matchbox (Matchbox) IRQENR (Interrupt Request enable/status) – $FF92…
John Kowalski is a well-known expert with the TRS-80/Tandy Color Computer with some of the most impressive graphics demos to ever be created in this community. He’s taken people up on many challenges before and I don’t know of any he didn’t beat. John has also been involved with many other computer and game-related projects….
The Mr CoCo is a Tandy Color Computer 3 clone that runs on the MiSTer system. CoCo Clones Quick Reference Using just one file copied to the MicroSD card on the MiSTer system, you can own an accurate representation of the popular Color Computer 3. Add thousands of virtual floppy disks from the CoCo archives…