Apple IIGS Exploration - Testing Games and Upgrading ROM Chip

In this video, I test out my new Apple IIGS with some games and GS/OS, upgrade its ROM chip and talk about the history of this unique machine.
This 16-bit successor to the Apple II, released in 1986, is superior in some ways to the Macintosh. For example, it supports incredibly good graphics and sound chips. It supports a 6502-compatible 65C816 processor, like the Super Nintendo, and is the last of the Apple II line produced. I have a step-down transformer because my model came from Canada.
The Apple II game I made and tested on this machine is written in 6502 assembly, with source code available here:
github.com/liamoc/6502_mep
The end music is a short anonymous module, check it out here: modarchive.org/index.php?requ...

[@dukeseb]

Oh man!.... Zany Golf. this brings back flashbacks.
I was 10 years old in 1990 in grade 5 when a student teacher rolled the 1 IIgs down the hallways and showed me it Zany Golf...... after getting the golf ball in the whole under the giant hamburger I knew computers were what I was going to work on when I got older

[@nhunygemini2516]

Clear message, clear structure, easy to understand, thank you

[@JonRowlison]

The ProDOS exit command is "bye". That would have dumped you back into Finder. :)

[@tenminutetokyo2643]

Jam in a new power supply off Etsy.