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Hi there! Greetings, Manuel

Hi there! And the series continues. This time I picked a selection of classic 8-Bit computer games from Broderbund. The only Broderbund game that made it to the 2600 so far is "Midnight Magic", so there's some gaps to fill I picked the selection according to ratings given at Lemon64. Greetings, Manuel

Hi there! Well for one the device has five additional buttons for this and then it's not emulation but a real C64-on-a-chip ticking inside... Maybe you should try getting some more infos about it before starting to bash it? Greetings, Manuel

Hi there! Best game ever made on the Commodore 64, or best game ever made, EVER? I am really missing out, then, since I've never played it before. Tough question. To me it is definetely the best C64 game ever. I don't think I spent more time playing any other game in my live. (I actually still play it, I never stopped... ) Maybe the X-Wing/Tie-Fighter series as a whole including all add-ons and extensions is coming close... Greetings, Manuel

Hi there! Hm... but both versions of the game have a Taito copyright: While Galaxy Wars says Universal again: Greetings, Manuel

Hi there! Paradroid alone is worth buying this thing. It's the best game ever made. Greetings, Manuel

Hi there! Finally found the time for a first warm-up hour: 25630 Greetings, Manuel

Hi there! Uihjah! The Arcade Game Flyer archive has even flyers for both: Taito: http://www.arcadeflyers.com/?page=flyerdb&...e=thumbs&id=431 Universal: http://www.arcadeflyers.com/?page=flyerdb&...e=thumbs&id=432 And what's also interesting is this here, a flyer for Add-On Packs to the Arcade(!) version of Taitos "Arcade Classics": http://www.arcadeflyers.com/?page=flyerdb&...=thumbs&id=4281 As you can see the "Arcade Museum" pack contains "Galaxy Wars" again! Greetings, Manuel

Hi there! Cool thoughts. I'd pretty much agree with it Being a video gaming archeologist is one of the best parts of the hobby, eh? Greetings, Manuel

Hi there! Here, I found more screenshots of the SNES game http://screenmania.retrogames.com/snes/04/.../snes_0143.html Funny that they choose this game for a SNES remake, eh... Greetings, Manuel

Hi there! There seems to be some confusion on the net wether the "Galaxy Wars" arcade is from Universal or Taito. I think it is an original Universal game which was only licensed to Taito. Reason I believe this is the SNES version, which is clearly crediting Universal for the game: Greetings, Manuel

Hi there! My favourite 8-Bit console is the NES and I liked both the Genesis and the SNES. Greetings, Manuel

Hi there! What about "Eric Bergstrom's KC-135" then? Dead? Greetings, Manuel

Hi there! Learn how to use it! Hehe, don't take this to serious. I think it's a lot funnier than bologna sandwiches Greetings, Manuel

Hi there! That's Hewson not Epyx Greetings, Manuel

Hi there! I don't get it, it's definitely there Oh... guess you're right. I just didn't see it, because it was filed under Atari not Epyx Greetings, Manuel

Hi there! Ah no, I meant the binary. You only have the disk version for download, no dump of the cartridge ROM. I'd love to see that. I could quickly identify any differences to the regular version in case. Greetings, Manuel

Hi there! Hm... then you have to ask that collector who wrote the list himself BTW: You're missing the Summer Games Cartridge on your page. Greetings, Manuel

Hi there! Maybe it's the Jumpman demo extracted from the preview disk? Greetings, Manuel

Hi there! Might also just be Jumpman Jr. Greetings, Manuel

Hi there! Hm... void PointlessPost(int severity) { user = (severity>2 && ++sidcrowe_shitcount > AlbertsLimit) ? banned : notbanned; }; Greetings, Manuel

Hi there! Amazing... it works for me: DASM V2.20.04, Macro Assembler (C)1988-2003 START OF PASS: 1 Including file "sid.s" ---------------------------------------------------------------------- SEGMENT NAME INIT PC INIT RPC FINAL PC FINAL RPC INITIAL CODE SEGMENT 1000 1000 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 400 references to unknown symbols. 689 events requiring another assembler pass. - Expression in mnemonic not resolved. - Expression in a DC not resolved. - Label defined after it has been referenced (forward reference). START OF PASS: 2 Including file "sid.s" sid.s (1869): error: Label mismatch... --> PP2 dd0d sid.s (1876): error: Label mismatch... --> PP3 dd19 sid.s (1880): error: Label mismatch... --> PP1done dd21 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- SEGMENT NAME INIT PC INIT RPC FINAL PC FINAL RPC INITIAL CODE SEGMENT 1000 1000 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 0 references to unknown symbols. 3 events requiring another assembler pass. - Label value is different from that of the previous pass (phase error). START OF PASS: 3 Including file "sid.s" ---------------------------------------------------------------------- SEGMENT NAME INIT PC INIT RPC FINAL PC FINAL RPC INITIAL CODE SEGMENT 1000 1000 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 0 references to unknown symbols. 0 events requiring another assembler pass. Here's my Textpad configuration string for DASM: dasm $FileName -f3 -o$BaseName.bin -ltext.txt -v3 Greetings, Manuel

Hi there! At least they were the first with visuals on par with "Wing Commander 4", paving the way for Episode I Greetings, Manuel

Hi there! But it still compiles without errors, or? It just seems to require an additional assembler pass. Greetings, Manuel

Hi there! Hm... hehe... while I usually prefer "modern" SCI-FI movies over the classics, I'd prefer seeing a classic Flash Gordon / Buck Rogers episode any time over this modern stuff... Best of Best though is UFO! Greetings, Manuel