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#2
" Waiting for GOTO " is - amazing. Could be an instrumental from one of my favourite brit synth pop bands - Amazing and frightening a bit, too.
#3
Great interviews. Thank you very much.
#4
Oooooooh! This one of my favourite games on the CPC. 
Thanks for the conversion!
Thanks for the conversion!
#5
" ... Adapted to CPR a basic game called DOMINO and made for Microhobby by Julio Marcos. It is very simple but very faithful to the original board game. I have allowed myself the license to version and redefine the keys of this game for the gamepads of the GX4000 consoles, modifying certain aspects of the original game so that it can be played only with a two-shot gamepad, although it can also be played with its original keys and your full options on a cpc/cpc+ with M4 to read CPR files. I hope you nostalgic people enjoy it ... "
More info/download english & spanish version : https://auamstrad.es/videojuegos/domino-gx4000/
More info/download english & spanish version : https://auamstrad.es/videojuegos/domino-gx4000/
#6
General Discussion - Introductions / Re: Interview with James Higgi...
Last post by BSC - Today at 19:23Quote from: Dubliner on Today at 19:10I moved about a year ago, but i am still near. I´ve been a couple of times at Bryce´s and i once met a "cpc demoescener" at Retrospiel shop. Wouldn´t surprise me if it was you. Never asked the nameHaha, possibly.. I think I actually went there, but really just once. What a funny coincidence that would be
Where do you live now? #7
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General Discussion - Introductions / Re: Interview with James Higgi...
Last post by Dubliner - Today at 19:10I moved about a year ago, but i am still near. I´ve been a couple of times at Bryce´s and i once met a "cpc demoescener" at Retrospiel shop. Wouldn´t surprise me if it was you. Never asked the name
#8
Thank you for listening. I think part of the experiment is seeing the range of performances it creates, and the acoustic song about debugging and final doo-wop song are interesting, so it's worth coming back and skipping the ones you don't like.
It Won't Take Time sounds like a song from the 80s celebrating the Amstrad, so that's a win for me, although I know a lot of people will find it dated. I'm still astonished at how good the results are, given that it was created by AI given just a few words of a text prompt. I'm not really comparing the software with a human creator, as much as I am in marvelling at how good it is for a computer, and wondering about where it could go next.
It Won't Take Time sounds like a song from the 80s celebrating the Amstrad, so that's a win for me, although I know a lot of people will find it dated. I'm still astonished at how good the results are, given that it was created by AI given just a few words of a text prompt. I'm not really comparing the software with a human creator, as much as I am in marvelling at how good it is for a computer, and wondering about where it could go next.
#9
And part 2 here:
https://theretrohour.com/amstrad-cpc-with-roland-perry-pt-2-sinclair-takeover-expanding-the-range-the-retro-hour-ep426/
We continue our celebrations of 40 years of the Amstrad CPC with part 2 of our chat with Roland Perry. This episode dives into the Sinclair acquisition, the transformation of Amstrad after incorporating the Spectrum, the expansion of the CPC line into high-end models, and a peek at some intriguing unreleased prototypes.
https://theretrohour.com/amstrad-cpc-with-roland-perry-pt-2-sinclair-takeover-expanding-the-range-the-retro-hour-ep426/
We continue our celebrations of 40 years of the Amstrad CPC with part 2 of our chat with Roland Perry. This episode dives into the Sinclair acquisition, the transformation of Amstrad after incorporating the Spectrum, the expansion of the CPC line into high-end models, and a peek at some intriguing unreleased prototypes.
#10
General Discussion - Introductions / Re: Interview with James Higgi...
Last post by BSC - Today at 18:00Does
Quote from: Herman on Today at 08:42The user with the nickname of the Irish city, living in the German metropolis of Cologne ...Are you saying there's another CPC pal in town?