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Thank you for all the replies. You should learn most of the 6502 assembly, as that is the syntax all the assemblers use standardly, the only real features others add are tags and stuff. Look up in the assemblers files for the README or something along those lines to find what it offers and how to ac...

I'm new to programming on the 6502. I've only been able to do simple things like move a character (as a sprite (I think))) around the screen with the d-pad made in nbasic (which compiles to nesasm assembly). Reading threads, it looks like nesasm is one of the stranger assemblers out there, so I'd li...