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William Tang: Spectrum machine language for the absolute beginner (Paperback, 1982, Melbourne House) No rating

A lovely book, easy to read and clear. There are some typos in the code examples but that was literally always the case back then. It was a part of how you learnt I think, forced you into figuring it out.

It ends with a full game in z80 assembly which gives you routines for everything. He even goes through how you can write and test each in turn which is a more structured approach than I expected.

I'm messing around with building something on the spectrum, but after that will probably move to the gb for its hardware sprites and more sensible video memory layout.