Chrome's t-rex based bootsector game (512 bytes) written in 16-bit x86 assembly (now with 8086 support!)
512-byte boot sector remake of Bill Gates' DONKEY.BAS game from DOS 1.0
A collection of simple boot sector applications written in NASM for IBM PC-compatibles
Bootsector and MS-DOS games - 512b to 4kb - Runs form a 💾 Floppy
My bootsector pong clone for x86 machines
Simple Snake game running inside of Boot Section (512 bytes) in x86.
Snake that fits in 512 bytes (boot sector size) written for x86 real mode.
Making a bootable snake game in less than 512 bytes with a 16-bit real mode assembly, flat assembler, and Qemu
A Collection of Applications that Fit and Run in a Floppy Disk Boot Sector
Simplified version of minesweeper which fits on boot sector.
A boot sector Snake clone written in x86 assembly. Documentation, examples and reference included
A 512-byte bootable snake game that runs directly from BIOS.
Bootsector bricks game
My first bootsector game, written to learn x86-16 assembly
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