At 08:48 AM 5/9/00 +0200, you wrote:
An absolute max could be given (I would say much less than 512 bytes, maybe
64 or 96..), just pull out the coolest looking thing from the 2600 (not
necessarily a game) with the smallest code.
It is possible to write a partial kernel that still displays something
interesting even if it doesn't time properly with the TV.
Isn't that how Robot Tank does its effects?
Sometimes just pulling a cartridge out of the 2600 when it's on can produce
interesting effects, and that's just the default behavior of the TIA with
random stuff in the registers.
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