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Nov 209 min read

State machine. Animating sprites

Introduction In this post, we’ll look at what a state machine is and how it helps us animate sprites. We’ll also introduce the SEV9938 ,...

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Aug 317 min read

Understanding Collisions

Objective As we mentioned in the previous installment of the series of articles on programming a Pong-type game, it's now time to improve...

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Jul 2913 min read

Programming OPL4 (FM Part)

What is Moonsound? Moonsound was the first cartridge created for the MSX that used the OPL4 (YMF278B) chip. It was created by Henrik...

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May 239 min read

Pong (CPU Pad)

This is the fourth and final installment that we have designed for you to program a simple version of the Pong game from scratch using...

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Apr 2612 min read

Scrolling through a tiled screen

Objective In a previous article (Moving across a tiled screen), we explored how to create a screen with a tile map and how to move a...

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Apr 17 min read

Front Pong

This is the third of the four installments we have designed for you to program a simple version of the Pong game from scratch using...

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Jan 309 min read

Programming OPLL (MSX-Music)

What is MSX-Music? MSX-Music is a sound system based on the Yamaha YM2413 (OPLL - FM Operator Type-L Light), which is a simplification of...

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