8-Bit Week -- Days 3 & 4 Roundup

More 8-Bit fun than you can shake a stick at.

8-Bit Week continues to be an absolutely epic time in The Lunduke Journal Community. The first two days were a wild party of 8-Bit computing goodness. And below you’ll find a recap of days 3 & 4.

(Followed by a small collection of the pictures posted by community members.)

8-Bit Week continues until Wednesday, January 11th. If you haven’t joined us yet, there’s still plenty of time to get in on the fun!

1. NES Gaming time!

2. C64 gaming!

3. 8-Bit Unity?!

4. Playing Darkest Hour on a C64 emulator on an Android phone

5. Atari game stacks with angels singing

6. Atari 400 history (and relationship to Amiga)

7. 8-Bit UNIX-alike!

8. Homemade 8-Bit CPU

9. Running GEOS on C64 emulator (C64 Forever)

10. Atari PILOT programming language

11. PILOT TV commercial!

12. Real C64 hooked up to a CRT!

13. ERROR - GNU!

14. Sonic the Hedgehog for the C64

15. Coding in BASIC on an Apple IIe

16. Vision BASIC

17. Heavy Metal covers of C64 tunes

18. MSX emulation!

19. Atari ST Computer Chronicles

20. Assembler coding for C64 using Vice

21. NES Super Mario Bros music breakdown

22. Building disk I/O for C64

23. Doing bitmap graphic design on 8-bit computers

24. Breaking out the Coco! (SCART adapter fail!)

25. Fixing an Apple II floppy drive

26. Commodore 64 SIRI

27. The C64 Impossible Routines book

28. Using an Atari 850 to access PLATO

29. Atari’s ACTION programming language

30. LASER floppy drive for Apple IIe cleaned up niiiiiiiice

31. Fun with serial adapters

32. 16 bit code on a 6502?!

33. Building a new C64

34. Forgetting how to use the IIgs

35. The IIe lives!

36. Orson Scott Card and his love for the Atari computers

37. C library for C64 I/O

38. Clock module for breadboard 8-Bit DIY computer

And… pictures!