This was done quite a few years ago (10 years now!) and it's an excellent port of one of the best games ever on the Atari 2600. Doesn't seem to get much love!
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So I'm finishing off a longplay and review video of it. I was just wondering if anyone knows the author of the port "Flynn"? Is he around? I'd like to know more about how he ported the game! Thanks :)
Ah, found his website!
flynn's site (http://www.wincpc.ch/)
Didn't realise he did the WinCPC emulator.
Is he on the forums?
I have this game and I converter to tape too, it is just fabulous!
Quote from: Xyphoe on 22:38, 25 September 15
This was done quite a few years ago (10 years now!) and it's an excellent port of one of the best games ever on the Atari 2600. Doesn't seem to get much love!
Oh, it does. At least as much form my side to convert it into a version for FutureOS. :) It's really a fun game!
Quote from: Xyphoe on 22:43, 25 September 15Is he on the forums?
IIRC: Saw him 8 or 9 years ago at one XzentriX meeting. Back the day there was some offspring he had. (Maybe that's keeping him busy). Soon the offspring will be old enough to use a CPC! :)
Ah yes, Flynn. His was my favorite emulator as a matter of fact, and I had exchanged a few emails with him. Nice guy, but it seems he just dropped CPC development.
Quote from: Gryzor on 17:23, 11 October 15
Ah yes, Flynn. His was my favorite emulator as a matter of fact, and I had exchanged a few emails with him. Nice guy, but it seems he just dropped CPC development.
His news on his website tell a different story...
flynn's site (http://wincpc.ch)
That was 2009.
No, that was in 2014...
Amstrad CPC on Raspberry Pi - YouTube (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MnClYSOQcaU)
Well, he may have re-upped the video last year. Who knows...
Don't want to start a discussion about the kings or prophets or Gryzors or Trantors beard, but... what Flynn actually does seems to be work on different platforms - non CPC platforms - Ok, it's emulation of a CPC, great thing for sure. But actually he doesn't program for the CPC directly. So, sadly his FAT system was never finished, this will do ACME-DOS now. :)