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MLJWare updated a fantasy console 1 year ago
A downloadable fantasy console for Windows, macOS, and Linux.
4 new uploads:
ECoS.love 54 kB
ECoS-win64.zip 3.8 MB
ECoS-win32.zip 3.4 MB
ECoS-macosx.zip 6.1 MB
puarsliburf games updated a console 1 year ago
A downloadable console for Windows.
1 new upload:
4BOD Win 1_2_2.zip 2.6 MB
dalee rated a fantasy console 2 years ago
josefnpat updated a fantasy console 2 years ago
A downloadable fantasy console for Windows, macOS, and Linux.
Added platforms Windows, macOS, Linux.
TigerClawTV rated a fantasy console 3 years ago
A downloadable fantasy console for Windows, macOS, and Linux.

I absolutely love the barebones graphic setup. However, there are no examples of working programs and I haven't been able to get even a test program running by working with the API. It's a shame.

The Beesh-Spweesh! rated a Fantasy Computer 3 years ago
A downloadable Fantasy Computer for Windows and Linux.

The manual feels rushed, and has typos and other slip-ups here and there. The included assembler script isn't all as capable and incompatible with Python 3.

Despite the fake CPU having a simple VLIW instruction format, the unused portion of the list of 64 opcodes is not filled up with some useful instructions that would pretty often increase code density. It's notably missing add/subtract without carry. Also, the arithmetic and bitwise ops that take the "ORR" and "ORRI" forms can't take the "ORRA" form, despite INC and DEC supporting "OA" to allow them to perform a Read-Modify-Write operation on a memory byte. So the CPU is trying to be both RISC-like and CISC-like at the same time... huh?

I only find this fantasy computer "fun" because of the creativity the graphics limitations can spark compared to PICO-8's 4BPP capabilities, and having to use line interrupts to get as much colors out of it to get any impressive-looking games at all. And also because... it's all assembly language-level stuff! Even though I think it sounds fun for me, it may not be that fun for you if you're a noob at programming, so stick to one of those Lua-based fantasy consoles/computers before you even try to meddle with this.

kevidryon2 rated a console 3 years ago
A downloadable console for Windows.

I really like making a game within such small limits, which sparks a lot of creativity.

connorj02 rated a console 6 years ago
A downloadable console for Windows.
gardrek updated a fantasy console 6 years ago
A downloadable fantasy console for Windows, macOS, and Linux.
Updated title and page content.
gardrek updated a fantasy console 6 years ago
A downloadable fantasy console for Windows, macOS, and Linux.
Added platforms Windows, macOS, Linux.
2 new uploads:
Jam Version (Win32) — vpet64_2017-12-02_03.06.17_UTC_win32.zip 2.7 MB
Jam Version (Win64) — vpet64_2017-12-02_03.06.17_UTC_win64.zip 3.1 MB
pstudio published a game 6 years ago
A browser game made in HTML5.
A fantasy console made for the FC dev jam . The Ps 8-32m is a fantasy 8-bit computer that runs its own proprietary byte code and outputs to a 1-bit display. For best results run the console in Google Chrome. Check the Readme file to get sta...
betajaen published a tool 6 years ago
A downloadable tool for Windows.
My entry for the Fantasy Console Game Jame 2017 About This is an emulator for a fictional computer, inspired by British made computers of the 1980s. The DX8 computer features a custom 8-bit CPU - running at a whooping 8 Mhz. 64KB of banked...
gardrek published a fantasy console 6 years ago
A downloadable fantasy console for Windows, macOS, and Linux.
VVpet is a fantasy console for making small LCD games and consoles, such as virtual pets. This software is no longer under development. However, the code can be found on the following repository: https://github.com/gardrek/vvpet This is mad...
josefnpat updated a fantasy console 6 years ago
A downloadable fantasy console for Windows, macOS, and Linux.
Added platforms Windows, macOS, Linux.
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