8-Bit Wall of Doom

An educational channel dedicated primarily to late '70s, '80s, and {slightly} newer Computer Technology focused on the lineage beginning with the Commodore KIM-1, PET, and later MOS 6502 and Synertek/Rockwell based microcomputers including Apple I and II, and Atari 8-bit systems; but also, other products from the golden-age including [not exactly 8-bit] CPUs such as Motorola 68K.

As much as we will be re-visiting the hardware & software of the past, we will also discuss 'new-retro' systems and software development based on the Western Design Center (WDC) 65xx(x) family of integrated circuits which, these days, are paired with FPGAs.

Occasionally, we will branch off to the catalyst of this grand endeavor: '70s and '80s solid-state Video Games and the period specific Electromechanical amusement that preceded it.  In short, anything with a CPU, memory, and/or some amount of discrete TTL or stateful components and counters is up for discussion and debate.