> > > http://www.boingboing.net/2010/12/04/how-pac-mans-ghosts.html
> >
> > VIGASOCO by Manuel Abadía (of MAME fame) includes a C++ implementation of Pac-Man
> > that should behave virtually identically to the original.
> > It basically contains the original algorithms (Z80 assembly) rewritten as C++
> source
> > code.
> >
> > Way cool and a labor of love if you ask me!
>
> Hah, good reminder of VIGASOCO, thanks.
>
> There's some interesting emulators out there too that ended up with pretty much the
> same thing, the original algorithms re-coded into C/C++. I'll go dig them up again. I
> seem to remember Neil Bradley and someone else was to blame.
I remember Neil posting something like this to the old MAMEDEV mailing list some years ago, but wanted to keep it a secret at the time. Guess it isn't such a secret anymore, but I found it pretty fascinating at the time. Neil is a mad genius. I wonder if he's still around...
Brian
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