Petit Computer for Nintendo DSi/3DS (2012) is the... | Noted > Daniel Rehn

Petit Computer for Nintendo DSi/3DS (2012) is the spiritual successor to Family BASIC for the Famicom (1984). A BASIC programming environment that enables you to code simple, playable games on the platform itself. This is very exciting to see as Family BASIC has always been a major reference point for Playpower.

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After the Game Boy Advance, I would like to avoid programming on handhelds if possible. >.
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a modern Nintendo handheld console. It...reminiscent of 8Bit-era homebrew coding, yet it...
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