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Are there any IDEs (similar to Visual Studio) in which one can code and run Intel assembly? I believe I came across an Intel suite previously, but the product was quite expensive.
At university we used a development IDE/Simulator for ARM, but was hoping for one for Intel x86.
MASM is an x86 assembler for Windows that uses the Intel syntax. (MASM Homepage)
For an IDE, you could use MASM with Visual Studio, as described here, or you could use something smaller like RadASM. WinASM is also another one.
When I do any ASM on my Linux box I use NASM plus a text editor (gedit).