Homebrew 65C02 computer on a backplane

Second version of Pocket65 - 6502 based handheld computer

A small daughterboard adapter that replaces a 6502 processor (used in vintage 8-bit computers such as the VIC-20, Apple II and BBC Micro) with a modern equivalent. Two versions are provided, which fit different motherboards.

This is a small adapter, in the form of a daughter board, which fits into the socket of the "Sally" CPU of the Atari 800XL microcomputer. It replaces that CPU with a CMOS, modern, low-power, fully static, currently in production W65C02S and some auxiliary logic. The project has been featured in three videos in my YouTube channel ("The Byte Attic,"

An NES emulator written in Go.

A recreation of the MOS KIM-1 microcomputer, the start of the Commodore-line of computers. Complete with hex keypad, six digit displays and a lot of 8-bit fun!

An emulator of the 6502 processor written in Elixir with a focus on modern variants (65c02).

Michal Kowalski 6502 Macro Assembler & Simulator

Emulator of MOS6502 (and eventually NES) with particular focus on understandable design and testing.

6502 based handheld computer

A 6502 processor emulator written in Dart and Flutter.

A 6502-based Commodore 64 assembly language repo for OSX and Ubuntu. This is a very small and targeted OSX and Ubuntu port based on the original work of Chibi Akumas as the sole purpose of this small repo is to help you port Chibi's work to OSX or Ubuntu and nothing more. For more detailed 6502 tutorials please visit https://www.assemblytutorial…

Driving a 6502 CPU on a breadboard with an Arduino Mega

A 6502 CPU emulator with a 32x32 display input device and ability to step through asm code

A large MOS 6502 processor replica, made for understanding and de-mystifying the inner workings of computers.

A Nes Emulator implemented in Golang

Projekat iz Arhitekture Racunara (AR-a)

Program that emulates a 6502 processor with component level functionality

Verilog implementation and C simulator of 6502 CPU

All of the code and experiments for the XPL-32 Homebrew 6502 Laptop. Licensed under GNU GPL V3.