crossroads-2-disassembly

crossroads-2-disassembly is a reverse engineering tool designed to disassemble and analyze the C64 game Crossroads 2, originally published in 1988. It allows users to generate ASM files that replicate the original game, with optional variations to enhance gameplay, such as always displaying credits and modifying escalation levels. Notable features include handling complex assembly language constructs, such as the "BIT NOP trick" and self-modifying code challenges, enabling a clearer understanding of the game's underlying mechanics.