Hunchback 2 bug?

[bolton80]

Is there a way of getting Hunchback 2 working? I've loaded dsk images and a snapshot on my 464 with ULIFAC, and it just constantly cycles between the title screen and started of level 1. I've also tried it on emulators with the same result.

Anyone know how to fix this please?

[Jean-Marie]

The CNG version runs on all models.

[bolton80]

Thanks

The CNG version runs on all models.

Thanks Jean-Marie. However, for me the CNG version crashes after the CNG screen in both 464 and 6128 mode.

I've since found that the XOR version will work correctly as long as I keep my cpc in 464 mode (cycles on 6128 mode).

[Urusergi]

Thanks Jean-Marie. However, for me the CNG version crashes after the CNG screen in both 464 and 6128 mode.

Someone said that César's cracktro doesn't work on his cpc with CRTC 2

[ago]

Thanks Jean-Marie. However, for me the CNG version crashes after the CNG screen in both 464 and 6128 mode.

Someone said that César's cracktro doesn't work on his cpc with CRTC 2

I don't know which CRTC is inside my CPC, but there are many games with CNG's cracktro that crashes after CNG screen, so I had to look for alternative copies. That's when I load them with my m4, I didn't try to copy them to a physical disk.

Sorry for the little off-topic, just my 2 cents here.

[Urusergi]

Try this file, please

[bolton80]

Try this file, please

That version DOES work in both 464 and 6128 mode. Thanks.

I get quite confused by a lot of the specs shown on roms from cpcrulez. HFE? CYLS? How do I identify what will and won't work on my 464/ULIFAC setup?

[Urusergi]

It's the same cngsoft version without cracktro & blind effect on the title screen.

It seems that César's compactages don't work on computers with CRTC2 because of that

[Nich]

I get quite confused by a lot of the specs shown on roms from cpcrulez. HFE? CYLS? How do I identify what will and won't work on my 464/ULIFAC setup?

HFE indicates whether or not the ZIP file contains an HFE image for use with the HxC or Gotek devices. CYLS refers to the number of tracks (cylinders) on a disc image (i.e. a DSK file). Most disc images will have either 40 or 42 tracks, but this won't prevent a game from running on certain CPC models.