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 snasm68k /sdb test.asm, test.cof
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 You can see it being assembled in the screenshot:
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 It is then loaded into the SNASM debugger (V2.0) on a SNASM Mega CD Development Kit, which connects to the PC via an ISA card and SCSI cable.
 
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 ## Code Your Own SONIC Game
 The Youtuber **Game Hut** has a series of tutorials on Sega Mega Drive programming.
 Part 1: