Game where you build a CPU and assembly language from circuits
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Game where you build a CPU and assembly language from circuits
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Re: Game where you build a CPU and assembly language from circuits
#2Re: Game where you build a CPU and assembly language from circuits
#3I am learning to design PCBs, and while I have a basic understanding of the components (viz. resistors, diodes, transistors, etc) as the board gets populated with more components, (consider, for instance, an arduino dev board), it is just very challenging to build a model of how the entire board works - the logic etc.
Further, a good part of modern microcontroller boards is dedicated to (I think), power delivery and conditioning.
Getting a functional model / representation of the entire board in my head has been a huge, as yet insurmountable, challenge.
Are there any good games that can help me wrap my head around these concepts?
Re: Game where you build a CPU and assembly language from circuits
#4/off topic I am learning to design PCBs, and while I have a basic understanding of the components (viz. resistors, diodes, transistors, etc) as the board gets populated with more components, (consider, for instance, an arduino dev board), it is just very challenging to build a model of how the entire board works - the logic etc. Further, a good part of modern microcontroller boards is dedicated to (I think), power de…
Re: Game where you build a CPU and assembly language from circuits
#5Not really a criticism of the developers choice but personally I find the prevalence of early access infuriating. I often play games for awhile and then move on. I also love that initial discovery side of a game. But of these facts are not overly compatible with early access.
Re: Game where you build a CPU and assembly language from circuits
#6Re: Game where you build a CPU and assembly language from circuits
#7Phew, still early access. I thought I was going lose my week there :p. Not really a criticism of the developers choice but personally I find the prevalence of early access infuriating. I often play games for awhile and then move on. I also love that initial discovery side of a game. But of these facts are not overly compatible with early access.
If you like chicken are you also infuriated by all the people who sell pork?
It is not like the developer had a choice between selling a ready version today vs a not-so-ready version today and they choose to release the not-so-ready version.
Re: Game where you build a CPU and assembly language from circuits
#8Phew, still early access. I thought I was going lose my week there :p. Not really a criticism of the developers choice but personally I find the prevalence of early access infuriating. I often play games for awhile and then move on. I also love that initial discovery side of a game. But of these facts are not overly compatible with early access.
Don’t buy it then? Buy it only when it is out of early access if it ever will be? If you like chicken are you also infuriated by all the people who sell pork? It is not like the developer had a choice between selling a ready version today vs a not-so-ready version today and they choose to release the not-so-ready version.
I said I was not criticising the choice by the individual developer but rather voicing my frustration at the prevalence of that choice.
I don't eat pork so I don't actually care about that particular market.
And for the record I won't be, I generally don't buy EA.
Re: Game where you build a CPU and assembly language from circuits
#9I'm a huge fan of the Zachtronics games which employ some sort of assembly programming.
Re: Game where you build a CPU and assembly language from circuits
#10Phew, still early access. I thought I was going lose my week there :p. Not really a criticism of the developers choice but personally I find the prevalence of early access infuriating. I often play games for awhile and then move on. I also love that initial discovery side of a game. But of these facts are not overly compatible with early access.