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What about https://classicreload.com/qbasic-gorillas.html ?
I loved that game as a kid

QSHIPS also looked nice
https://yewtu.be/watch?v=ZkN0waodQbE
@eaplmx Gorillas was awesome! Played it a lot back then.

(I wrote a “clone” of it in 2016 in x86 ASM. 😃 Screenshot. Then I gave a little “talk” about it at work, which was a lot of fun, because my team had never done anything in assembly before.)
@eaplmx Gorillas was awesome! Played it a lot back then.

(I wrote a “clone” of it in 2016 in x86 ASM. 😃 Screenshot. Then I gave a little “talk” about it at work, which was a lot of fun, because my team had never done anything in assembly before.)
@eaplmx Gorillas was awesome! Played it a lot back then.

(I wrote a “clone” of it in 2016 in x86 ASM. 😃 Screenshot. Then I gave a little “talk” about it at work, which was a lot of fun, because my team had never done anything in assembly before.)
@eaplmx Gorillas was awesome! Played it a lot back then.

(I wrote a “clone” of it in 2016 in x86 ASM. 😃 Screenshot. Then I gave a little “talk” about it at work, which was a lot of fun, because my team had never done anything in assembly before.)
@movq Wow! 😳
@movq Wow! 😳
@movq all my respect to my friends and devs in general knowing ASM... Wow!

I only learned to turn LEDs on PIC Microcontrollers, and moved quickly to C
@eaplmx Thanks 😅

It’s fun to write some simple ASM every now and then. (I call it “simple ASM”, because that code might *look complicated* but it’s really just *very verbose* – I don’t use that many different instructions or concepts. The amd64 instruction set is *huge* and I just use a tiny fraction of it.) It’s a good excercise, but also very exhausting. 😅 I’m glad that C exists.
@eaplmx Thanks 😅

It’s fun to write some simple ASM every now and then. (I call it “simple ASM”, because that code might *look complicated* but it’s really just *very verbose* – I don’t use that many different instructions or concepts. The amd64 instruction set is *huge* and I just use a tiny fraction of it.) It’s a good excercise, but also very exhausting. 😅 I’m glad that C exists.
@eaplmx Thanks 😅

It’s fun to write some simple ASM every now and then. (I call it “simple ASM”, because that code might *look complicated* but it’s really just *very verbose* – I don’t use that many different instructions or concepts. The amd64 instruction set is *huge* and I just use a tiny fraction of it.) It’s a good excercise, but also very exhausting. 😅 I’m glad that C exists.
@eaplmx Thanks 😅

It’s fun to write some simple ASM every now and then. (I call it “simple ASM”, because that code might *look complicated* but it’s really just *very verbose* – I don’t use that many different instructions or concepts. The amd64 instruction set is *huge* and I just use a tiny fraction of it.) It’s a good excercise, but also very exhausting. 😅 I’m glad that C exists.