Tag: sb2000

It takes 5 hours on a 8-bit famicom clone (SB2000) to compute 80 decimal places of PI

February 20, 2014 8 bit, algorithms, brute force, famicom, implementation, programming languages, vbscript No Comments

This is just for fun, and of course for those good memories with 8-bit famicom clones. Subor SB2000 (as described here) is a 8-bit famicom clone with keyboard. Last …

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How does the 8-bit BASIC perform on Famicom Clone – Subor SB2000 – FBasic – Compute PI approximation using Monte-Carlo method

February 18, 2014 8 bit, algorithms, hardware, math, monte carlo, Monte Carlo Simulation, Monte Carlo Simulation Algorithm, Nintendo Entertainment System, Subor, vbscript 1 Comment

Have you ever wondered how fast is a 8-bit CPU (such as 6502 used by famicom and the clones)? Well, i can’t have a direct comparison for you for …

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Introduction to 8-bit Famicom Clone – Subor – SB2000

January 31, 2014 6502, 8 bit, famicom, hardware, Subor 8 Comments

Nintendo Entertainment System Family Game Console (often known as NES) was quite popular in 1980’s and early 90’s. The NES comes with a 6502 CPU which has a 1.78MHz …

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