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My first game in 6502 assembly language for the C64.

This is my first game written in 6502 assembly on a C64 for the C64. Full Playlist:    • Copycat - First game in 6502 assembly...   I'm still a beginner of machine language for the c64 and have lots to learn, but I'm pretty happy with the knowledge gained since I picked this hobby up in early June 2023. Video Timeline 0:00 Introduction 0:10 SpeedScripting a project plan 3:15 Create copy of Turbo Macro Pro (   • Turbo Macro Pro v1.2 - Getting up and...  ) 5:15 1st Code: Delay Routine 14:30 2nd Code: Common Macros 20:33 Copying a monitor to the project disk 21:35 Testing macros with the monitor 23:26 Updating Notes 24:10 3rd Code: Sound 39:07 Updating Notes 39:51 4th Code: Random Numbers 44:04 5th Code: Game State Logic 53:55 6th Code: The core game loop 1:01:53 Updating Notes Software Used * VICE Emulator on Windows - Stock Commodore 64 with 2 1541 disk drives (No REUs, No Fast loaders etc...Just a plain boring C64) https://vice-emu.sourceforge.io/ * Turbo Macro Pro 1.2 https://style64.org/release/turbo-mac... * SpeedScript 3.2 to keep track of my notes (COMPUTE!'s GAZETTE May 1987) * 64Mon (ML Monitor) from the Commodore Macro Assembler Development System * 1541 Test Disk to copy the monitor to my project disk My Self-Imposed Rules: Writing code for the c64 using only hardware and software (sort of) that would have been available "to me" on the C64 in the mid to late 1980s. Back then, I had a C64, 4 disk drives (1541,1571, 2x 1581s), and an Aprotek Minimodem-C24 (2400bps) (I ran a BBS for a few years) before I moved on to the PC platform around 1990. I did have an Epyx Fastload cartridge, but that was about it (I never had (or known of its existence) Jiffy DOS)