BBC Micro
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| Released: | 1981-12-01 |
| Discontinued: | 1994-??-?? |
| Developer: | Acorn |
| Type: | Hardware |
The BBC Micro is a British 8-bit home computer.
Despite being most popular in schools, the BBC Micro spawned several video game series, like Elite, Repton, and early ones by Geoff Crammond. Martin Galway first arranged music on a BBC Micro at school, then at his first job, applied at Ocean Software with this work, and seconded the idea of adding the BBC Micro to MobyGames.
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Games
Models
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Music and Sound
The BBC Micro has a SN76489 sound chip, a couple of timers, and a 6502 CPU.
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Composition
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As of July 2022, no "native" rip format exists. Some emulators can log writes to the SN76489 into a VGZ file. Several VGZ files are available on Stairway to Hell.
Links
- en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BBC_Micro - Wikipedia.
