Japanese company SmileBoom announced they will be distributing Petit Computer Magazine: First Edition, a software bundle comprised of several user-developed games created using a program called Petit ...

Petit Computer is one of the most intriguing apps on the DSi Shop / 3DS eShop, as it allows users to utilise the BASIC code-base to create small games on the DSi hardware or - courtesy of backward ...

Petit Computer is a new application which brings the golden age of home computing to Nintendo 3DS and DSi - no cassette tape required. Available on the DSiWare store and 3DS eShop, the app allows both ...

Gamebridge has announced it's bringing DSiWare game creation software Petit Computer to North America this summer. The package serves as an introduction to the BASIC programming language that's ...

SmileBoom made the neat Petit Computer software for Nintendo DSi, which let people create games playable on a DSi or 3DS using BASIC. An updated version made for Nintendo 3DS is in the works and ...

Launched on the 19th, Petit Computer is a new game that actually lets you write programs in BASIC directly on your Nintendo 3DS or Nintendo DSi. In other words, if you own either console, all you have ...

As someone who learned programming on a ZX Spectrum, BASIC still holds a place in my memories as being an incredibly easy language to learn. Gamebridge think so too, because they’ve announced that ...

The 3DS eShop is once again loaded with content, thanks in part to the 8-Bit Summer promotion, which brings Kid Icarus: Of Myths and Monsters and Tumble Pop today. Other content of note includes Petit ...

In the past, if you wanted to prove the viability of a platform for arbitrary programming, you got Doom (or maybe Zork) to run on it. This week, at least, it seems the officially inaccessible Flappy ...

Flappy Bird: PTC Edition brings the former mobile release to Nintendo 3DS using Petit Computer, a DSiWare programming app available through the 3DS eShop. The programming tool, which launched in 2012 ...

Petit Computer allowed players to code their own video games on the 3DS, and the version for Switch is likely to be a magnified version of what players used before. Beloved games like the original ...