Meet the 6502 @TeaLeavesProgramming
Meet the 6502  @TeaLeavesProgramming
Uploaded January 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Every so often someone makes a game that is SO tailor-made to my specific interests that it feels like I'm being trolled. It happened again last week with my discovery of EmuDevz, an open source game where you learn about 6502 assembly language and then use JavaScript to write an emulator for a machine that sounds suspiciously like the Nintendo Entertainment System.

Thumbnail painting: _The Narrative of Philitas_ by Rodolfo Amoedo (1887)

You can play EmuDevz for free on your own machine by installing the source (github.com/afska/emudevz), on itch.io (afska.itch.io/emudevz) or on Steam store.steampowered.com/app/4260720/EmuDevz/. For a mere $10 you can get the Supporter Pack, which lets you add color themes, has sound effects, and a few other small perks. OF COURSE I bought the Supporter Pack!


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