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Posted 6 months, 1 week ago
Which language was NES games developed in?
Topic started by synt4x on May 17, 2009.
Last post by ahoodedfigure 2 months ago.
Post by synt4x (83 posts) See mini bio
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Well that's easy for you to say, but I certainly couldn't find anything about it. Found a yahoo answers page on it but it was removed, and it had no answers when I checked the page on google cache. I'm fairly sure it was 6502 assembly language but I would just like to know for sure.
Edit: Whoops, I didn't notice other people had answered :P
It was meant to keyhunter.
Edit: Whoops, I didn't notice other people had answered :P
It was meant to keyhunter.
Edited 6 months, 1 week ago
Post by Axersia (988 posts) See mini bio
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synt4x said:
Yes, the NES used the MOS Technology 6502 microprocessor and programming was done in its respective assembly language.Edited 6 months, 1 week ago
Post by synt4x (83 posts) See mini bio
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So they didn't have "real" languages at all for the NES? I mean, for the C64 which also uses the 6502 cpu they had BASIC(which I wouldn't call a real language lol) and C and stuff. Why not for the NES?
EDIT: Thank you for your serious answer btw :)
EDIT2: oraknabo: ah I see. Well thank you guys for your answers.
EDIT: Thank you for your serious answer btw :)
EDIT2: oraknabo: ah I see. Well thank you guys for your answers.
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