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#1
Many thx for this quick reply...
...I've just placed an order.
Best regards
ForD68
...I've just placed an order.
Best regards
ForD68
#2
Quote from: SerErris on Yesterday at 22:58A cycle M consists of several T cycles, one of which has the particularity of taking into account the signal sent to the /WAIT pin by an external component. This wait cycle is commonly named Tw. At this Tw cycle it honors an active low signal on /WAIT and runs wait cycles until this line getting up again.V1.8 updated. Thanks
Last version updated available here :
https://shaker.logonsystem.eu/
#3
In-game music is also nice. Something I'm obsessed with and a must for Castlevania genre too.
Praise the developers for this, because we almost never have in-game music in CPC.
Praise the developers for this, because we almost never have in-game music in CPC.
#4
Quote from: ford68 on Today at 09:48I've got a short question, after I've researched eBay and Co...is there a way, to buy this adapter or PCB anywhere?
https://www.arananet.net/pedidos/product-category/cpc
#5
General Discussion - Introductions / Re: Why did you choose the CPC...
Last post by Gryzor - Today at 10:14Quote from: VincentGR on Today at 09:46Yeah, Micropolis 😊Quote from: Gryzor on Today at 09:33Similar story to @VincentGR 's. Saw a 2600 at a cousin's home. My jaw dropped when I realised you could control what happened on-screen. Simply an unimaginable concept. Didn't say much about it though, yet my parents did take note.Micropolis?
...and decided to get me a computer instead, bless them. I bet the 464 was their choice both because of the seller at the store (which was the Amstrad distributor) AND because it came with a screen.
Well when I saw arcades for the first time, I was amazed too for controlling what I saw.
I was thinking how it works, maybe had lightbulbs in the shape of aliens?
#6
Hi folks
I've got a short question, after I've researched eBay and Co...is there a way, to buy this adapter or PCB anywhere?
Best regards from Germany
ForD68
I've got a short question, after I've researched eBay and Co...is there a way, to buy this adapter or PCB anywhere?
Best regards from Germany
ForD68
#7
General Discussion - Introductions / Re: Why did you choose the CPC...
Last post by VincentGR - Today at 09:46Quote from: Gryzor on Today at 09:33Similar story to @VincentGR 's. Saw a 2600 at a cousin's home. My jaw dropped when I realised you could control what happened on-screen. Simply an unimaginable concept. Didn't say much about it though, yet my parents did take note.Micropolis?
...and decided to get me a computer instead, bless them. I bet the 464 was their choice both because of the seller at the store (which was the Amstrad distributor
Well when I saw arcades for the first time, I was amazed too for controlling what I saw.
I was thinking how it works, maybe had lightbulbs in the shape of aliens?
#8
Quote from: The Electric Monk on Today at 09:36I was talking about the puzzle to download the game. Haven't played it yetQuote from: vasilisk on Yesterday at 18:49With careful observation it is easy to solve...
I love that the final puzzle has more than one clue on how to solve it. (You can get it via the name or via the numbers)
#9
Sadly, not possible with the implemented solution.
#10
Quote from: vasilisk on Yesterday at 18:49With careful observation it is easy to solve...
I love that the final puzzle has more than one clue on how to solve it. (You can get it via the name or via the numbers)