The MOnSter 6502 - a transistor-level recreation on one PCB.

[BigEd]

A year on, and the MOnSter6502 will have a second public outing. It runs up to 60kHz, runs as an in-circuit emulator in a hand-held computer running Basic and Forth, and it's got 100 more LEDs (the LEDs are colour coded according to the role of the signal in question.)

Video within.
http://makezine.com/2017/05/15/alive-mo ... ker-faire/

Video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HDMkw6lnzmI

[Windfall]

Bloody amazing. And delightfully useless.

[BigEd]

I do wonder, if they make a kit, how many takers there will be. Stepping slowly through the video, I get a feeling that this will be the best micro ever for single-stepping entertainment! (Last weekend I was up close and personal with the Megaprocessor, but that's just not ergonomic!)

[Windfall]

BigEd wrote:

I do wonder, if they make a kit, how many takers there will be. Stepping slowly through the video, I get a feeling that this will be the best micro ever for single-stepping entertainment! (Last weekend I was up close and personal with the Megaprocessor, but that's just not ergonomic!)

People with a one bedroom apartment may have a problem there, yes.

[BigDumbDinosaur]

Windfall wrote:

BigEd wrote:

I do wonder, if they make a kit, how many takers there will be. Stepping slowly through the video, I get a feeling that this will be the best micro ever for single-stepping entertainment! (Last weekend I was up close and personal with the Megaprocessor, but that's just not ergonomic!)

People with a one bedroom apartment may have a problem there, yes.

Could attach it to the ceiling, lay in bed and watch it do its thing.