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What makes fantasy consoles like PICO-8 or TIC-80 so interesting, is that they come with complete, integrated development environments, that not only allow you to write the actual program, but also provide a debugger, sprite editor, character editor, level designer and sound creation tool.
It would be nice, if there was something like that for Commodore machines, wouldn't it?
BAM!đź’ĄThere is.
CBM prg Studio packages exactly the tools described above into a single Windows application. Arthur Jordison's masterpiece is not new, most might know it already. However, its current release 4.0 is relatively new and comes with quite a list of few new features.
If you've always wanted to get into real 6502 assembly programming on a CBM machine, but are a bit overwhelmed with Turbo Macro Pro and friends, CBM prg Studio is just the right tool for you.Â
Unfortunately only for Windows, but hope dies last.
Read the full newsletter Issue #65 of 8bitnews.io: CBM prg Studio V4.0
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