Two books for consideration.

Randy Hyde the creator of the Lisa assembler.

https://archive.org/details/A2_Hyde_6502_Asm_Lang/mode/1up

Ken Williams of Sierra OnLine fame.

https://vintageapple.org/apple_ii/pdf/Apple_II_Computer_Grap...

I see the YouTube recommendation engine found you as well. :-)

Haha yes! It randomly popped up the other day!

Glad to see I wasn't the only one! That Super Monkey Ball game on the GameCube was just amazing.

It was all about the party games. Especially target and golf!

Oddly enough, the YouTube recommendation engine served that one up to me too.

You might like Patrick O'Hearn.

I think this is an excellent point. Let's say they had NOT done that (and thank goodness they did) - would the current defenders of tarrifs see this as a path to wealth between states too? Me thinks they would. But they why stop there. Why not impose such tarrifs between cities. And if that enriches cities - neighbors should get in on the action too, no?

There is a modern Bastiat style essay waiting to be written here.

I recall sending a letter to them asking them for information on how they compressed their images for their hi-res adventure games. While they replied, they said it was a trade secret. I was kind of bummed. But being a 12 year old kid who barely understood the 6502, it probably would have gone over my head.

I really would like some official casio faces on my apple watch.

I see it as a great starting point.

I agree that it's a great starting point