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This would make a great title screen - the 1991 Psygnosis logo, in 52 colours. Stephen_Psygnosis1991.xex

Sorry, I could not find that setting.

Hacker 3 colors: 74 plus src Atari8man_Hacker_3.xex

If you use a label inside CVBasic it is added the prefix cvb_* For example, game_bitmaps becomes cvb_GAME_BITMAPS. CVBasic turns all names into uppercase. So maybe you need to provide these to your editor. I don't know about compatibility with the MSX/Coleco sprite editor. Maybe @Tony Cruise can test a little with CVBasic.

Kudos for sticking with original controller but going the wrong way in those tight spots is just too rage inducing for me. I'll try to play more soon as I should be able to do well with the ps1 controller.

Quantum Effect colors: 42 plus src Quantum mechanics is a fundamental theory in physics that describes the behavior of nature at and below the scale of atoms.[2]: 1.1  It is the foundation of all quantum physics, which includes quantum chemistry, quantum field theory, quantum technology, and quantum information science. Atari8man_Quantum Effect_.xex

Wing Warriors: Sega Lord X on the Sega Card: Green Beret/Rush 'n Attack: Golden Axe with redrawn graphics: And finally, Chibi Akumas on how to program the SMS and Game Gear in Z80 Assembly:

Pink Floyd Dark side of the Moon Colors: 42 The Dark Side of the Moon is the eighth studio album by the English rock band Pink Floyd, released on 1 March 1973 by Harvest Records in the UK and Capitol Records in the US. Developed during live performances before recording began, it was conceived as a concept album that would focus on the pressures faced by the band during their arduous lifestyle, and also deal with the mental health problems of the former band member Syd Barrett, who departed the group in 1968. New material was recorded in two sessions in 1972 and 1973 at EMI Studios (now Abbey Road Studios) in London. Atari8man_Dark_Side_of_the_Moon.xex

Juno 1st (1BA) 25550 Doggone It! 21226 Meooow! 2 3430

To be clear, this particular CHD game does work with the built-in retroarch as well as mame2003-plus. For those HUGE games previously referenced (with 12+gb CHD files), to even be considered would probably require a newer mame libretro build like 0.262, but I haven't found one out there for linux-arm, and I'm sure the mame core alone would take quite some time to load, but dealing with a multi-gig chd, not so likely to be handled well on the GSP. I would expect to see "segmentation fault" errors like I do with the older build references.

I got one of those Arcade1Up Star Wars machines. It's funny what you learn about the game by playing it so much, and/or doing more research, like I didn't realize the "do the trench run w/o firing until the end for bonus points" trick. One thing I wonder about is the layout and logic (and from there, best strategies) for the tower tops in the middle level. For a long while I didn't realize how they loop (I thought "destroy all tower tops" was basically impossible, not that you would get second chances) Also strategies for the trench run. I know some of it is pulling bullets to go where you don't need to be I dunno if it's sporting but I set it to easy and am seeing if I can finally beat OBI WAN's scores (I've beaten HAN twice)...

it is recommended to use exFAT with GSP, but we've tested creating symlinks for using library files from the SD card, and that has worked... just established the links with a separate runme, but in the end did not serve the purposes I was looking for.

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Can't win them all. 😜

just playing around with the SID routines another nice "out of the box" played C64 SID tune...

Ofcourse I was just thinking about this in the car 🙂 I assumed it was atascii been so long since I coded .... thanx

Ha, I just did that last week at a local retro shop. 🥹

I wonder if it'll be like that old Youtube Sonic series, Sonic for Hire, which had Gilius Thunderhead show up in the show. The era for this type of comedy might have passed, though, so maybe not.

Tested and works great in Argon... I like the mechanic of 2nd fire button being used for reverse...

We are coming up on the one year anniversary of the M Metwork acquisition, maybe we can finally get the full list.

In order: NES PS2 TurboDuo (perhaps before the PS2 if you have the cash to spare) Atari 7800

First game supports Double Hi-Res on Apple II?

"This provides a logic reference voltage for shields that use it. It is connected to the 5V bus." You can use it, but IMHO better to use 5V pin, electrically irrelevant (they are interconnected), it's just a matter of convention.

Basically this. WATA is basically a scam, but there's a sucker born every minute. Personally I'll have nothing to do with the phony "grading", but you do you if you want to entomb your toys.

To be fair, Suzy Parker did tell me! But she was a Parker Sister, not Brother.