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Coding an entire game in assembler. Matt Phillips is creating a brand new game for a 25 year old console.
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Best games for the Sega are *Romance of the Three Kingdoms II* and *Dungeons & Dragons: Warriors of the Eternal Sun*
What a BEAST!! Also… Love those tattoos!!
Thank you so much for this video and all the other ones featuring Matt! I’ve been glancing at his blog for several years and these videos give me the inspiration to give the whole Sega Genesis programming thing another go.
I cried a little bit. Genesis was my first game system (I was 4!) and I played the Sonic games top to bottom. Seeing a new game, in 2016, IN AUTHENTIC PACKAGING made my heart flutter a bit.
Such a clever and humble man.
That periphery shirt!
Great band
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Hopefully you’re a United fan! Good work man!
DHUUUUUUVIE
imo, it is literally the easiest type of programming. Simple logic. I’ve only worked with x86 but I literally was just googling games in assembler after hearing rollercoaster tycoon was written in x86 and realized compphile made a video on it! kind of shocked anyone cares about assembly enough to do so.
This video is so interesting!
Is the licence key just a resistor set to the correct resistance?
Huge respect to this guy, great looking game too.
oh wait. first you add two numbers then you add some gravity. that escalated quickly.
Great point about learning things one step at a time; it’s a shame a lot of people don’t realise that so early and are scared away from programming (or playing the piano, or electronics, or whatever).
how’s Radha ventakakakaiaiakaikikiiikkrishnan
I make Genesis programming tutorials in BASIC if anyone’s interested
Real programmers code in Machine Language
im excited for tanglewood
amazing video but not enough for me to subscribe
I don’t see the point of any of this.
Great video.
Traveller’s Tales! Legendary coders for Sega systems. I am amazed at the work they achieved, especially Sonic R on Saturn. I’d be thrilled to hear all their war stories.
:'( i feel very sad for him despite the fact that i know he’s very happy with what he does.
Nice periphery shirt. It’s nice to know there’s other programmers out there who listen to them too.
Nice periphery shirt my dude
Also that dev kit is really cool
So the SNASM card acts as an emulated disc drive and hardware?
9:32 i wonder if that australian kit is owned by nemesis.
Ohmygod, I want those Samba de Amigo maracas you have in the display case.
It’s very clever but why spend that much time writing a game that hardly anyone will ever play? Most people have the Xbox one or PS4 these days.
cant wait to play the game Matt!!
Periphery. m/,
Can you not use a virtual machine or an emulator to power it?
When I was taught assembly, I was then taught that C can be directly converted into assembly. Is that possible with this type of system?
Block like Retro game graphics they are wonderful