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diff --git a/gbdk_example/README.md b/gbdk_example/README.md
@@ -2,4 +2,4 @@ This is a simple example of how to use hUGEDriver in your GBDK-2020 game.
 
 Make sure you have both GBDK and RGBDS in your path, then run `build.bat` to build a .gb file which plays some music!
 
-You can run `build\gbdk_player_example.gb` in your favorite Gameboy emulator.
+You can run `build\gbdk_player_example.gb` in your favorite Game Boy emulator.
diff --git a/rgbds_example/README.md b/rgbds_example/README.md
@@ -2,22 +2,4 @@ This is a simple example of how to use hUGEDriver in your game.
 
 Make sure you have RGBDS in your path, then run `build.bat` to build a .gb file which plays some music!
 
-In `build.bat` the steps are:
-
-```bat
-:: Assemble the hUGEDriver source into an object
-rgbasm -ohUGEDriver.obj -i.. ../hUGEDriver.asm
-
-:: Assemble the song into an object
-rgbasm -osample_song.obj -i.. sample_song.asm
-
-:: Assemble the example player code into an object
-:: We specify -DSONG_DESCRIPTOR=ryukenden because that's the song descriptor I chose when exporting the song in hUGETracker.
-rgbasm -oplayer.obj -i.. -DSONG_DESCRIPTOR=ryukenden ../player.asm
-
-:: Link the objects together and run rgbfix
-rgblink -ooutput.gb player.obj hUGEDriver.obj sample_song.obj
-rgbfix -p0 -v output.gb
-```
-
-You can run `output.gb` in your favorite Gameboy emulator.
+You can run `output.gb` in your favorite Game Boy emulator.