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#1
I like this one from Maestro J.Dunn. It has some kind of "electro" vibes.
#2
Could you point me to some already existing songs which sound "Tron like"?
#3
Tried to present this cool Cat demo on the XzentriX meeting 2025, sadly both CPC6128 had the CRTC type 2, and it didn't work. Eventually Brain Blasters CPC did the job, and we could watch it all together. A PURE MASTERPIECE!!! Even c64 guys dropped their jar. 
Sadly some stupid guy (Kangaroo?) switched it off pretty soon.
btw: very sorry, that my del key is broken, please disregard streaked out words, they are just wrong and some cat entered them into the keyboard. No reasont to put this into the Hall of Fame therefore.
Sadly some btw: very sorry, that my del key is broken, please disregard streaked out words, they are just wrong and some cat entered them into the keyboard. No reasont to put this into the Hall of Fame therefore.
#4
Now ... first half time is over... it's...
1:1 - Italy vs. Turky
Who will score a 2nd goal?
1:1 - Italy vs. Turky
Who will score a 2nd goal?
#5
Technical support - Hardware related / Re: Converting Eagle to Kicad
Last post by darkhalf - Today at 10:20Kind of got there, with some effort
1. Set up cloning to GitHub and grabbing the latest
2. Update dthe LIB files in the netlister area for my Xilinx chip and Microchip regulator
3. Update the cpc_sixrom.v file nets to use these parts.
4. More updates for mingw/windows friendly paths
Noted that the Xilinx 'XL' chips in Github for this project require the 5V=>3.3V regulator, so that needs to be done even for the PLCC version. I need to add the regulator to the below and then layout the tracks
1. Set up cloning to GitHub and grabbing the latest
2. Update dthe LIB files in the netlister area for my Xilinx chip and Microchip regulator
3. Update the cpc_sixrom.v file nets to use these parts.
4. More updates for mingw/windows friendly paths
Noted that the Xilinx 'XL' chips in Github for this project require the 5V=>3.3V regulator, so that needs to be done even for the PLCC version. I need to add the regulator to the below and then layout the tracks
#6
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Applications (CPC and CPC-related) / Re: SymbOS progress
Last post by Johnny Olsen - Yesterday at 22:56Maybe Kanonen duell
#7
Quote from: cpcitor on Yesterday at 21:09You know what, it completely slipped my mind.Quote from: THE_Chris on 22:37, 10 March 25I only took one photo but we'll get her out of Just Get 9 retirement and I'll try to get phone footage of her going sub-2mins again.
Hi @THE_Chris. Any opportunity to show a sub-2minutes game?
We'll be up at Craigsbars in late October, on genuine hardware, so perhaps we'll get something then. Pressures on now!
#8
Very nice, it's working perfectly on my 464+ with M4.
I was a fan of RD2 on the Amiga and this version now looks almost as good. Great colour.
I was a fan of RD2 on the Amiga and this version now looks almost as good. Great colour.
#9
Nice, I've seen this game doing the rounds on C64 and I look forward to giving the CPC version a go.
I know it's heretical to say so on a CPC forum but I actually really like monochrome pixel art and I think some of those old Speccy games actually look pretty cool in monochrome.
I know it's heretical to say so on a CPC forum but I actually really like monochrome pixel art and I think some of those old Speccy games actually look pretty cool in monochrome.
#10
Quote from: Prodatron on 16:14, 28 August 25It's a classic Artillery game. Can't wait to try it on my CPC!
You can do that on the CPC since the 80s
There was a similar game written in BASIC, I used to play it a lot with my brother. Does anyone remember it's name? I think it was a type-in from a german magazine.