Well... I don't know if this is a load or not.
But I heard that coding for 6502 ASM is a lot harder than coding for
65816 ASM. I think that coding for the Genesis and the GBA is a lot easier from what I've heard. Because from what I've seen the Genesis and GBA have compilers that use actual programming languages as opposed to assembly language. There's a compiler out there for the Genesis that converts C++ into Motorola 68000 Assembly Code, Which is the processor that the Genesis uses. (Correct me if I misspelled Motorola 68000 wrong.) I'm even planning on learning C++ just to use this compiler!(If I can find it again that is.)
There's another compiler out there for the GBA that converts some programming language into assembly like the one for the Genesis, But it's a different language from C++... I forget what the language is though, Maybe Basic? But unless you have a Genesis/GBA(like me). Then go ahead and learn whatever language/assembly you want! (Just make sure you have the original console your developing for.)
P.S.
Also 6502 is alot more limited than 65816.
But I heard that coding for 6502 ASM is a lot harder than coding for
65816 ASM. I think that coding for the Genesis and the GBA is a lot easier from what I've heard. Because from what I've seen the Genesis and GBA have compilers that use actual programming languages as opposed to assembly language. There's a compiler out there for the Genesis that converts C++ into Motorola 68000 Assembly Code, Which is the processor that the Genesis uses. (Correct me if I misspelled Motorola 68000 wrong.) I'm even planning on learning C++ just to use this compiler!(If I can find it again that is.)
There's another compiler out there for the GBA that converts some programming language into assembly like the one for the Genesis, But it's a different language from C++... I forget what the language is though, Maybe Basic? But unless you have a Genesis/GBA(like me). Then go ahead and learn whatever language/assembly you want! (Just make sure you have the original console your developing for.)
P.S.
Also 6502 is alot more limited than 65816.