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Eric, I asked in Atarionline forum and I can order 4 or 5 copies for Polish collectors if you can combine shipping.
Thank you.
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One copy for me please.
Thank you!
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Hi,
Indeed, my page doesn't work properly for a long time. I'm sorry. Some day all articles were gone I have no idea why. I have no complete backup but I suppose I can try to fix it manualy one article by one.
But I suspended my activity as publisher long time ago so I thought that nobody uses GR8 Software page
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I have a few new Asus glasses in boxes bought many years ago on eBay.
I can resell 4 but I must check how much I paid for them. And as I know shipping to US or EU will be about $6.
I'm happy if someone will continue this project
But I'm afraid that the bigest problem with this 3d solution is that it works with CRT monitor/TV (50 or 60Hz) only.
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I tested Asus glasses only.
I can't try but I'm pretty sure it can work good with VBXE
I attach circuit, pcb design and two prototype's pictures.
asus_real_3d_v1 schematics.pdf
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Have you remember Asus 3D glases for ATARI???
ENGLISH:
POLISH:
Now my question is. Is any todays ACTIVE 3D TV glasses model compatible with ASUS (jack connector)???
This is my old project I tested this solution with static, grey gtia-mode images and results were very good.I have one improved prototype designed and made for me by Seban:As I remember it allows to adjust output voltage from 10 to 15V depending to glasses type. And this version is supplied from joystick port (without external power supply).I can share Seban's circuit and PCB project if you are interested.I think that connector (jack) is not very important. A control signal and it's voltage is the key for compatibility. -
I'm sorry but all Hobgoblin copies were sold long ago.
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I just like this type of game's box. I have about 12 only and I'm curious to know how many Atari games was published in album - like boxes.
I'll try to make a list.
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I'm looking for list of all games (for Atari 800) published in slim album-style boxes.
I mean games from EA, Accolade and Activision like: M.U.L.E, Hardball!, Seven Cities of Gold etc.
I'd like to complement my collection.
Thank you for any help.
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The game's speed is strongly changing. But why does sometimes game work slower in empty room and faster in room with two enemies?
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Yes! Now this game looks as it should. Great job, thank you. Especially colours added to hi-res mode. Amazing!
One question: why does a timer stop on 14?
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Great job!
But definitely unfinnished
Hero's animation is still not perfect, flickering is visible from time to time.
And please consider to improve a fire detection. Now I can easily take a thing and throw it immediately with one fire's press.
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Great job!
I remember this game on CPC 6128. Scroll and performance were terrible..
But where is the flag in Atari version?
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Hi Slor,
Two for me please.
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Just borrowed graphics
At SV I tried to show that everyone can make animation like this with TOMEK-8 for a few hours. All you need is a few simple commands.
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It's still alive!
After a long break I hard work on API for TOMEK-8.
Two little demos presented on SV 2k14:
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How can I configure AspeQt to work with SIO2USB interface in Windows 8?
It worked good for me in Win XP as I can remember. Now I use Win 8 and I really don't know what should I write in "Port name"?
Thank you.
EDITED: Probelm resolved. I've just instaled FTDI driver.
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BTW:
http://atariage.com/forums/topic/169329-dungeon-monster-game-on-the-way/
I have very early working prototype created for Corina cartridge. Unfortunately this project is cancelled as I know. So I'm glad that you try to create your new version. Good luck!
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Last year I wanted to make Uwol for Atari, but Jose said that Gauntman still works on this game... :/
So I created official Uwol port for Android. Yesterday I published it in Google Play:
https://play.google....gisforgame.uwol
I know this is not Atari but enjoy!
Thank you very much for your rates, reviews in Google Play, and for facebook "likes"
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Good job.
According to CD's title your music sounds very... industial
My favorites tracks: You Are The Machine, and Morning Coffe.
Thank you!
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Thank you Tezz! So I don't start works on BB.
I'll let you know when my cartridge is ready for developers.
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Is this project still alive?
I'm looking for a good game for my hardware tests, and BB looks perfect for this...
But I don't want to reproduce Tezz's work.
Animation is not a problem for me, but the game's rules seems very complex (many monsters and items) I can't find any source code nor map's source.
BB was ported for almost ANY system except Atari XL/XE. Shame
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Hi guys,
Thank you very much for your kind words! Almost all creators of "Mad Age & This Guy" are atarians: Mac - lead designer, Insert - graphic designer and me as a programmer. So we are very pleased that our game is liked by Atari fans.
PS, those "roomba things" are inspired by Boulder Dash's butterflies, so its move exactly same way ;)