Ping Pong Game for Commodore 64

A classic Pong-style game developed in 6502 assembly language for the Commodore 64. Features include custom sprites, simple CPU opponent, and retro chiptune music powered by GoatTracker.

Features

• Classic Pong gameplay: Player vs CPU
• Custom sprites for ball and paddles
• SID music (via GoatTracker)
• Runs on real hardware or in emulator (VICE)

Sprites Used

Sprite	Memory Address
Ball	$3000
Player Paddle	$3040
CPU Paddle	$3080

Memory Map

Purpose	Address
Menu Code	$0810
Game Code	$2000
Ball Sprite	$3000
Player Paddle	$3040
CPU Paddle	$3080

How to Run

1. Install CBM PRG Studio

   • Download and install CBM PRG Studio for assembly development.

2. Configure VICE Emulator

   • In CBM PRG Studio: Go to Settings > Emulator and set the path to your VICE C64 emulator executable (e.g., x64.exe).

3. Load and Build the Project

   • Open the project in CBM PRG Studio.
   • Assemble (build) the code.

4. Run the Game

   • Press F5 or use "Run" to launch the game in VICE.

Music

Game music is composed in GoatTracker and integrated as a SID file.
To change the music, use GoatTracker, export the SID file, and include it in the assembly.

Controls

• Player vs Player Game: Use Joystick Port 2 or keyboard (keys may be mapped as W/S or Up/Down arrows, depending on implementation).

Credits

• Programming: Assembly Language
• Music: GoatTracker
• Sprites: Open Sprite Resources

Enjoy your retro Ping Pong experience on the Commodore 64!