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From the App Store SourceMicro6502 is a retro-inspired 6502 computer simulator for macOS, designed to recreate the feel of late-1970s and early-1980s microcomputer systems. Operate the machine from the front panel, experiment with memory and registers, run sample programs, and explore how classic 6502-based systems worked. Micro6502 includes a complete simulated 64K computer environment with LED-style front panel controls, terminal display support, sound generation, and machine code programming tools inspired by early microcomputer monitors. Features: • Retro-inspired 6502 computer system • Front panel address, data, and register displays • 64K memory system simulation • Built-in sample programs • Terminal display output support • Sound and tone generation • Machine code monitor tools • Authentic retro-styled macOS interface • Apple Silicon and Intel Mac support The Pro edition unlocks additional features including the assembler, terminal display access, and advanced programming tools. Built for retro computing enthusiasts, programmers, students, and anyone curious about classic microcomputer systems.
The app itself is free to download, and it has 1 in-app purchase items.
The developer is Andrew Hazon, and the app identifier is au.hazon.micro6502.
It was first released on 2026-08-12, according to our own database record.
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