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Core64 and Neon Pixels Controlled with 65uino

A fusion of three Hackaday projects controlled by a 6502!

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6502 + NEON PIXELS + CORE MEMORY Sounds like fun, right?! This combination of components existed in 1975 and could have been built at that time. Since I haven't found evidence of that fun combination, I decided to build it now. This project is the subject of a collaborative talk planned for Hackaday Europe 2025. In my quest to dive deeper into the 6502 world, I've merged three Hackaday Projects into one: https://hackaday.io/project/173636-neon-pixels https://hackaday.io/project/190260-65uino https://hackaday.io/project/166155-core-64-interactive-core-memory-badge Project accelerator! https://www.tindie.com/products/pbretro/picorom/ The PicoRom [up to 256KB} made "re-flashing" the 6502 program UBER FAST. I highly recommend it for development on ROM-based systems. The next phase of this project will be to bring the Core Memory and Neon Pixels alive with a KIM-1. Ultimately, I would love to run this system with the Monster6502! https://monster6502.com

Just in time for 2025 Hackaday Europe in Berlin!

Here is the video recording of our collaboration talk at Hackaday Europe 2025:

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