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The DOS Chip-8 and VChip-8 Home Page

Last Updated 9th August 1996.

Paul Robson, Norfolk, England (autismuk@aol.com)

This page supports my MS-DOS emulation of the Chip-8 System, a simple interpreter for a 4k virtual machine around in the 70's and 80's on 1802 processor based machines and in the 90's on the HP-48c. It supports a 64x32 pixel mono display (128x64 on the Super-Chip8) and a single sound channel with one frequency.

Features :-

Very fast accurate emulation of all Chip-8 Codes (except 1802 emulation)
VGA and Text versions available
Source code provided
Interpreters are very small (about 3k each)
Built in tiny debugger
IDE, Assembler and smart Disassembler available.

Coming Soon ....

Super-Chip 1.1 emulation complete (missing scrolling and 16x16 sprites features at present)
Chip8 Assembler can have macros and expressions
SChip/Win - the Windows 3.1/95 SChip runner

About running Chip8 and VChip8

About the debugger

Chip-8 Specification