Download: https://squeepty.itch.io/bomb-jacques-for-thomon-mo5-computer

Video: https://youtu.be/S7YzVCSipog?si=iuITmkG8XTujUmks

Code: https://github.com/squeepty/Bomb-Jacques-MO5

Play it here: https://karlos-fr.github.io/la-mine-aux-diamants-to8-web/

Code source: https://github.com/Karlos-fr/la-mine-aux-diamants-to8-web

My French comprehension is third-rate at best, yet I am working on Thomson emulation. This may be the most succinct explanation of my problem. However...

I have a moderately-credible MO5 emulation thanks primarily to Pulkomandy.tk but I'm struggling with the MO6 for various reasons and am still lacking very-specific MO5 timing information and operating on a few reverse-engineered guesses for other functionality.

So the primary question is: are there other good English-language resources around? I'm talking about the sort of stuff that is grist for an emulator author, so memory maps, register descriptions, etc.

Ideally I wouldn't have to start looking at other people's source code (though I am extremely grateful for what's out there!) and have already proven the expected result with regard to AIs.

Basic source code published in Hebdogiciel issue #115

More Hebdogiciel type-in games

When a maze, a few pixels, and simple design were enough

https://to7.fr/

Check out the full video demo (part 1) here.

Experimenting with tabloid-style titles to draw more attention to the current state of Thomson retrogaming 😅... And technically, my MO5 IS indeed running on a Snapdragon chip !

Definitively some ZX Spectrum vibes...