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One ubiquitous microprocessor of the late 1970s and 1980s was the MOS Technology MCS 6502. I included a section on the development of the 6502 in Part 2 of Supply Chain Games, and have posted it as an excerpt here, as I believe it is...
R-TypeSkate or DieThe Duel: Test Drive IITop GunFootball ManagerThe Great Giana Sisters Winter GamesSummer Games Cavemen UghlympicsKaratecan't remember another one where you could build your skiing world, that game and R-type were copied tapes....nothing like rewinding after game over
About forty five years ago, a team of developers at Motorola had a great idea for a new microprocessor: one that would be simple, easy to use, and less expensive to build. Motorola wasn’t interested…