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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.
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.
#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?
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#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?