Lostjared, one of the coding genius from our forum, has released his Atari Assembly Language Virtual Machine for PSP, alpha version. This is a virtual machine that interprets Atari 800 assembly language. It is not a Atari emulator that runs Atari 800 ROMs. You can learn how to write Atari assembly source and the foundations of modern programming languages.
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