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The Albert Revealed book has a list of ports but I have never seen an official list for the TC-01.
The 256 has a list of ports in the official 256 manual (Appendix K) that appear to bear some resemblance to the Albert Revealed (taking account of the slightly different hardware).

Looks interesting - I might have to get my soldering iron out.

Has anyone managed to get Deadzone or Starbase working on a Gotek?
It looks as these could be the only Albert specific games that were written.

I still wouldnt part with mine (although I hope the wife doesnt see what some are selling for)

Mario has updated his site & it looks as if he is planning few more updates to come.

Excellent News, glad to hear he is OK and still enjoying the Einstein.

For years (before this forum) his website was the only real resource for Einstein information.

I found the scratchpad definitions in the Einstein Compendium here: "https://mikesretrotech.co.uk/userfiles/ ... n/manuals/".

I could have sworn that I had once read a list of them in a Magazine with better descriptions of them all but now I cant locate them at all.

Setting X position to scratchpad area FB4A and Y position to FB4B should do the job.

That would still be better than nothing, I am tempted to recreate it in Libreoffice & make a PDF out of it once to manage to get any scanning/photographing done..

Thats understandable, Its just a shame that there isnt much Einstein specific assembly language books/tutorial available. I might have a look at converting some of the MSX examples from chibiakumas to run on the Einstein.