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1. www.nesdev.org › wikiNESdev Wiki

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   Nesdev Wiki. , the source for all your NES programming needs. 732 articles in English. NES reference guide. Reference section covers the NES architecture by category. Programming guide. This section complements the NES reference guide. It provides tutorials and articles to the most common needs during NES development.

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2. www.nesdev.org › wiki › Programming_guideProgramming guide - NESdev Wiki

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   • Getting Started
   • General Reference
   • Tutorials
   • Libraries and Samples
   • Reverse Engineered Techniques
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   Before the basics

   Commissioning- suggestions for a non-programmer seeking help

   Programming Basics

   Installing CC65

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   Registers

   Waiting for the PPU to power on

   CHR-ROM vs CHR-RAMand how to switch an NROM project from the former to the latter

   Emulation Libraries

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   CPU basics

   PPU reference

   APU basics

   Compression

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   System

   1. Init code

   Input

   1. Controller reading 2. Controller reading code

   Graphics

   1. Detecting video standard 2. Placeholder graphics 3. RLE decompression code for CHR by koitsu

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   Bad Applevideo compression

   Codemasters tile compression

   Big Bird's Hide and Speak sample compression

   Battletoads text compression(Huffman coding)

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   Books

   1. Cady, Fredrick M. (1997). Microcontrollers and Microcomputers: Principles of Software and Hardware Engineering. New York: Oxford University Press. ISBN 0-19-511008-0. 2. Eyes, David; Lichty, Ron (1986). Programming the 65816 including the 6502, 65C02, and 65802. New York: Brady Books/Prentice Hall Press (Simon & Schuster, Inc). ISBN 0-89303-789-3. Rights later purchased by Western Design Center. 3. Fernandez, Judi N. (1983). 6502 Assembly Language Programming (Self-teaching Guides). John W...

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   1. Programming the 65816 (including the 6502, 65C02, and 65802) by Western Design Center 1.1. Programmingthe65816_ProgManual.pdf — 54MBytes, created 2015/03/27. 1.1.1. This is a full scan of the original Eyes/Lichty book using full images for each page, with the added bonus of OCR being applied so that text is searchable and copy-paste-able. Accurate/reliable given the nature of the scan. 1.1.1.1. backup copy via Koitsu(primary) 1.1.1.2. backup copy via Koitsu(secondary) 1.2. Programmanual.pd...

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   The infamous 6502.txt: allegedly complete info on the 6502 instructions

   Machine Language for Beginners: a 1983 introduction to 6502 assembly language

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3. forums.nesdev.org › viewtopicThe Complete Beginner's Guide to NES Development - nesdev.org

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   Apr 5, 2012 · Discuss technical or other issues relating to programming the Nintendo Entertainment System, Famicom, or compatible systems. See the NESdev wiki for more information.

4. www.matthughson.com › 2021/11/17 › how-to-startHow to Start Making NES Games - Matt Hughson

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   Nov 17, 2021 · NESDev.org: Traditionally NESDev.com was the place to go for technical discussion on the NES, but the site went down recently (now mirrored at nesdev.org). The wiki (which is still the most extensive piece of technical documentation on the NES) has been restored, and the forum is up in a read-only format for now.

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5. www.gamesradar.com › nes-devs-discuss-the-processNES devs discuss the process of creating classic retro games ...

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   Jan 2, 2024 · The Nintendo Entertainment System, and its Japanese counterpart the Famicom, need no introduction – if you're reading this magazine, you'll know that the 8-bit hardware catapulted Nintendo to a...

6. www.nesdev.org › wiki › PPUPPU - NESdev Wiki

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   The NES PPU, or Picture Processing Unit, generates a composite video signal with 240 lines of pixels, designed to be received by a television. When the Famicom chipset was designed in the early 1980s, it was considered quite an advanced 2D picture generator for video games.

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   What's new in the snesdev wiki?

   • We've launched a new SNESdev wiki, which uses the same wiki accounts as NESdev. The goal is to have a community resource for the SNES just like we have for the NES, covering the same kinds of topics with similar organization.

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   What is the NES programming guide?

   • This programming guide is the complement to the NES reference guide. You will find more in-depth documentation about specific topics, tutorials on the most common problems encountered, a list of existing tools that will assist you during you development phase and more.

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   Can I request a new password for my nesdev account?

   • Here on the nesdev.org wiki, a new password can be requested for any account with an associated email address, though you should keep your old password handy as we may be restoring the account information from nesdev.com in the near future.

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   What is the NES reference section?

   • Reference section covers the NES architecture by category. This section complements the NES reference guide. It provides tutorials and articles to the most common needs during NES development. Post your demos, full games, and current projects here. A list of NES/Famicom emulators, both well-established and those under development.

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   Where can I find technical information on the NES?

   • NESDev.org: Traditionally NESDev.com was the place to go for technical discussion on the NES, but the site went down recently (now mirrored at nesdev.org). The wiki (which is still the most extensive piece of technical documentation on the NES) has been restored, and the forum is up in a read-only format for now.

   How to Start Making NES Games - Matt Hughson

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   Where can I find a read-only version of nesdev forums?

   • A read-only version of the forums is now available at forums.nesdev.org. This is based on scrapes that were done after the corruption to the user data. All posts should be present, but there are currently some errors and many missing attachments that are being manually sorted through. Feedback should be directed toward the NESdev Discord server.

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8. github.com › nesdev-orgNesDev - GitHub

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   A community of developers of homebrew games and applications for the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) and Family Computer (Famicom). - NesDev.