Early Nintendo programmer worked without a keyboard

Ars Technica
By Kyle OrlandApr 26, 2017, 6:00 pm127 pts
This was apparently the entirety of the development hardware Masahiro Sakurai used to start programming Kirby's Dream Land. (credit: Source Gaming / Famitsu) Any programmer of a certain age likely has a horror story about some rinky-dink coding and workflow environment that forced them to hack together a…

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