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by jimsmart
1809 days ago
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In the case of his Beeb project, the 'interpreter' you speak of here is in fact a fairly full featured emulator. Although yes, the z-machine (Zork) is an interpreter of sorts. But all of his other games - including the clones of arcade games - aren't emulators nor interpreters. They're just games, written from scratch (pun unintended), from the ground up, in pure Scratch. After all, his day job is in fact games dev - and with 25+ years experience (I worked with him mid-90s), one could say he's a veteran in that field. In reality, it depends on the what the game actually is, as to whether it is harder to implement than an emulator or an interpreter. e.g. I strongly suspect that Battleships was much easier to implement than the Beeb emulator was. |
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