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Hi I just played around with Emscripten and was able to port my A8E Atari 800 XL emulator to JavaScript. So you can check out some old games within your browser. Controls are as follows: F1 = HELP, F2 = OPTION, F3 = SELECT, F4 = START, F5 = RESET, ARROWS = joystick directions, ALT = fire. You may try the following links with Firefox or Chrome: Atari 800 XL self test, Archon, Archon 2, Asteroids, Bandits, Behind Jaggi Lines, Davids Midnight Magic, Donkey Kong, Drol, Encounter, Dropzone, Goonies, Gyruss, Hero, Karateka, Keystone Capers, Koronis Rift, Landscape, Montezumas Revenge, Moon Patrol, M.U.L.E., Pitfall, River Raid, Raid over Moscow, Pooyan, Spelunker, Silent Service, Starquake, Summer Games, Track and Field, Vanguard, Zorro. Have fun Sascha
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I am a new member and an avid programmer. I noticed the "Have you played Atari today?" button realized it wasn't taking full advantage of javascript. I'm not sure who host / maintains the website but I do have a suggestion for them. You could use javascript to play the Atari jingle in the current page. Heres how I'd do it: This script will make a sound object that can be played. <script> var sound = new Audio("http://atariage.com/audio/atarijingle.wav"); </script> Then in the webpage replace the href location "atariage.com/audio/atarijingle.wav" with "javascript:sound.play()". That will play the sound object created by the script above. ... <a href="javascript:sound.play()" class="masttext">Have You Played Atari Today?</a> ... Happy coding! -Alex
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Glad to show an emulated MAC/65 environment with DDT, that can be use from a web page when you want to do some assembly in your free time : https://eahumada.github.io/AtariOnline/mac65/mac65-mame.html Example: ENTER #D:SPRITE1.LST ASM DDT G 500B (You can use the numeric keypad as joystick and some times when you have a game-pad and MAME recognize that is connected you can move the sprite) Sadly, JavaScript MAME is not an accurate emulator, but I have the hope than in the future some other JavaScript/WebAssembly emulator emerge (jsAtari800 maybe? jsAltirra?) to allow to publish Atari interactive 8-bit content Here is the page for the work in progress Project, please feel free to fork and use to create your own content: https://eahumada.github.io/AtariOnline/ Credits to '@8-bit and more' for the inspiration, when I see his videos I don't have and Atari with Mac65/DDT cartridge at hand, then I get this idea and also thinking how the authors of 8-bit content can share their creations live online, for teach and learn 6502 Atari programming.
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