Resources
Help channels
Other tutorials
- evie’s interrupts tutorial should help you understand how to use interrupts, and what they are useful for.
- tbsp’s “Simple GB ASM examples” is a collection of ROMs, each built from a single, fairly short source file. If you found this tutorial too abstract and/or want to get your feet wet, this is a good place to go to!
- GB assembly by example, Daid’s collection of code snippets. Consider this a continuation of the tutorial, but without explanations; it’s still useful to peruse them and ask about it, they are overall good quality.
Complements
Did you enjoy the tutorial or one of the above? The following should prove useful along the rest of your journey!
- RGBDS’ online documentation is always useful! Notably, you’ll find an instruction reference and the reference on RGBASM’s syntax and features.
- Pan Docs are the reference for all Game Boy hardware. It’s a good idea to consult it if you aare unsure how a register works, or if you’re wondering how to do something.
- gb-optables is a more compact instruction table, it becomes more useful when you stop needing the instructions’ descriptions.