The ASM file is just a text file containing the assembly source code of the AVRCICZZ so you can open it with any text editor even on OSX.
Yes, I should have clarified that I had already done so. It's just that there's no default program associated with the extension. I now see that it's the source assembly code with comments and it all makes perfect sense.
Krikzz, how does the region changing and LED work? Does it just rely on the console resetting itself in order to cycle through the different CIC codes?
Also, is the LED pin 3 high when your program cycles to a new CIC code?
I'd like to figure it out on my own, but that AVR assembly code is so foreign to me.
I think I've just been inspired to learn some basic AVR assembly
