Part 2: How to Represent 52 Playing Cards in a Computer

BASIC Master Level 2II Development LogRequirements AnalysisIn 1980, a BASIC Master Level 2II with 16KB of RAM arrived at my ...
news.ucsc

Microsoft gift boosts computer science program at UCSC

A gift from Microsoft to the University of California, Santa Cruz, will enable computer science students to spend more time on computer games–developing computer games, that is, not necessarily ...

Part 3: How do you teach a computer that you can 'place cards next to a 7' in Sevens?

CARD GAMES Vol.1 - BASIC Master Level 2II Development LogRequirements Analysis EditionIn 1980, a BASIC Master Level 2II with ...
Hackaday

Programming Space Game For X86 In Assembly Without An Operating System

In this video our hacker [Inkbox] shows us how to create a computer game that runs directly on computer hardware, without an operating system! [Inkbox] briefly explains what BIOS is, then covers how ...