Here's the roundup of our posts for July (see also our previous roundups and our profile page - or look here. Comments welcome on this thread! Check the original posts on gplus for comments too.)

2016-07-01 6502 implementation of Kerbal Space Program, the popular not-quite-like-real-space simulator, ported to the Apple II by Vince Weaver


2016-07-08
Guest poster Dave Curran writes about his 6502-socket-dwelling diagnostic board "PET Diagnostics"


2016-07-15 Forth on the 6502, because it's our fourth G+ birthday


2016-07-22 a 6502 workalike built in TTL logic and with a very nice front panel


2016-07-29 more in-socket diagnostics for your 6502 systems: AtomBusMon aka ICE-T65, and PETVet

Here's the roundup of our posts for August (see also our previous roundups and our profile page. Comments welcome on this thread! Check the original posts on gplus for comments too.)

2016-08-05 - Logo on the 6502, in honour of Seymour Papert.



2016-08-14 - Oscar Vermeulen's multi-faceted battery-powered KIM Uno project - it's a tiny recreation of Commodore's KIM-1 single-board computer, based on an Arduino running Mike Chamber's 6502 emulator.



2016-08-19 - from Bulgaria, the remarkable Pravetz 8M, not totally unlike an Apple II clone but with both a 6502 and a Z80 processor.





2016-08-28 - Corneleous' 6502 build on breadboard, in a series of videos. It's a mixture of several notable designs, including Vince Briel's Replica 1 and Grant Searle's 8-chip 6502 computer.

Here's the roundup of our posts for September (see also our previous roundups and our profile page - or look here. Comments welcome on this thread! Check the original posts on gplus for comments too.)

2016-09-02 a wall poster of the PET and its peripherals, and other Commodore marketing materials


2016-09-09 a work-in-progress GUI and OS for 6502-based Atari machines


2016-09-16 an update on the Dodo 6502 gaming system from Peter Noyes


2016-09-23 a daring tale of data exfiltration from a BBC Micro, and the 6502 does Reed-Solomon coding


2016-09-30 the finest games in just 4k