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#1
I just found another interesting genre-bending game.
It's a modern homebrew for the Master System and Game Gear (and maybe more systems): Dangerous Demolition.
You control a little guy who shoots projectiles to change the direction of bouncing balls.
It's like an mixture of Breakout and Mad TV.
(Apparently, Dangerous Demolition is just the 2020 console version of Shootanoid, a game created during a 2018 game jam that asked participants to combine 2 "imcompatible genres". You can play Shootanoid in the browser for free here and read an interview with the author here).
It's a modern homebrew for the Master System and Game Gear (and maybe more systems): Dangerous Demolition.
You control a little guy who shoots projectiles to change the direction of bouncing balls.
It's like an mixture of Breakout and Mad TV.
(Apparently, Dangerous Demolition is just the 2020 console version of Shootanoid, a game created during a 2018 game jam that asked participants to combine 2 "imcompatible genres". You can play Shootanoid in the browser for free here and read an interview with the author here).
#2
@Devlin , okay, it should be doable.
#3
Quote from: OneVision on Today at 09:12Thanks to JMB hard work, we were able to tune up the HUD !The new graphics look great, but can a version be maintained that preserves the original game's graphics too?
*image snip*
#4
Thanks to JMB hard work, we were able to tune up the HUD !
#5
For R7=3F, and sel R8 (Level ch. A) with sequence:
F4<-0,
1040 nop,
F4<-15,
next frame
WinAPE gives 25Hz sharp brum.
Real AY .... soft brown noise.
F4<-0,
1040 nop,
F4<-15,
next frame
WinAPE gives 25Hz sharp brum.
Real AY .... soft brown noise.
#6
Applications (CPC and CPC-related) / Re: CPC6128 - CP/M System Disk...
Last post by GUNHED - Yesterday at 18:33There are lots of apps for CP/M to change formats. Prominent is f.e. PARA 3.0, which supports nearly every format. There is also a nice DOS-COPY. 
#7
hello guys, sorry for my ignorance.
I bought an ESP8266-esp07 for my ulifac.
I followed john's manual by powering the ulifac with 5v, eliminated the jump and the wifi module lights up with a fixed red LED and a flashing blue one.
but I can't communicate with it either from the terminal with at+comand or from my pc with john's utility using rsx command wf,1 etc etc.
I have a doubt, do I have to flash the wifi module with a firmware to use it or am I doing something wrong?
Thanks for your support.
I bought an ESP8266-esp07 for my ulifac.
I followed john's manual by powering the ulifac with 5v, eliminated the jump and the wifi module lights up with a fixed red LED and a flashing blue one.
but I can't communicate with it either from the terminal with at+comand or from my pc with john's utility using rsx command wf,1 etc etc.
I have a doubt, do I have to flash the wifi module with a firmware to use it or am I doing something wrong?
Thanks for your support.
#8
Applications (CPC and CPC-related) / Re: CPC6128 - CP/M System Disk...
Last post by eto - Yesterday at 15:21Quote from: tubs74 on Yesterday at 13:58So typing this exactly as it is, would create a little com program called c10pm3.ems that would allow me to read PCW disks?It will patch the c10pm3.ems program, so you should do this with a copy of your CP/M disk.
One thing to consider: The patch replaces the configuration for the data format. That means CP/M will no longer be able to access disks in data format. You can only access CP/M system format disks and PCW disks if you boot CP/M with a patched c10pm3.ems
#9
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General Discussion - Introductions / Re: FUN FACT: Amstrad was the ...
Last post by cwpab - Yesterday at 14:28Luckily! If the PCW16 had a tape drive, it would be the best computer in history.
That, SymbOS... and a Mega Drive cartridge slot!
That, SymbOS... and a Mega Drive cartridge slot!
#10
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Applications (CPC and CPC-related) / Re: CPC6128 - CP/M System Disk...
Last post by tubs74 - Yesterday at 13:58So typing this exactly as it is, would create a little com program called c10pm3.ems that would allow me to read PCW disks?