When last I left the C64 Lights-Out project, I’d used a set of static sprites to add rivets and drop shadows to the game board. At the time, I left it at that and did not attempt to completely close the gap with the NES display. In particular, the buttons on the board are flat, and on the NES and PICO-8, they both had drop shadows of their own and animated being pressed when they were selected. We used all eight of the VIC-II chip’s sprites to produce the shadows we have above; we’d need 33 to do what we want properly.
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582 DSTREG - SLCTR TST_SEL_NONSS PTSELE DLY ; test selector (in LCALL delay slot)