> Completely on your side, just wondering how far back do we go?
The main difference is probably that many people had a C64 in their bedroom, so there's a lot of childhood nostalgia involved. Fewer people probably had a mainframe computer with punch cards in their bedroom. ;) Such emulation would probably be more interesting from a pure preservation perspective, and be less about nostalgia.
Lol :) Interestingly that same site hosts a project related to the topic of emulated 6502, but not cycle accurate, instead 100Mhz in old Spartan-6 FPGA. Unfortunately not 6510, so no plugin for the 'breadbox':
The main difference is probably that many people had a C64 in their bedroom, so there's a lot of childhood nostalgia involved. Fewer people probably had a mainframe computer with punch cards in their bedroom. ;) Such emulation would probably be more interesting from a pure preservation perspective, and be less about nostalgia.