Author Archives: Eric Morgan

Writing an NES emulator is a long process.  If you’re reading this you’ve likely finally been able to finish implementing the 6502, and now you just want to see some output!  While there is a lot of information generally available … Continue reading →

I’ve been a student at OSU now for a little over 3 years, and it’s a bit of an odd feeling to realize that this will be my last course. Like most students in the post-bacc program I was frustrated … Continue reading →

Our group has been developing an NES emulator, and we recently moved onto implementing the CPU. The NES CPU is a variation of the MOS Technology 6502, and contains 56 different op codes that can utilize 13 different addressing modes. … Continue reading →

In planning for the development of our NES emulator, we decided to target WASM for our interface and to utilize CMake to generate our build system.  As I also utilize VS Code as my IDE, I wanted to integrate these … Continue reading →

During the holidays (while exploring various potential projects for this course) I dug a bit into some of the various neural networks being used to play video games.  A few examples I enjoyed reading follow: A Neuroevolution Approach to General … Continue reading →