Syfo-Dyas

Ok, it has been YEARS since I've created a bootable SpartaDOS floppy and I can't recall how I did it. On top of that I want it to be with the latest SpartaDOS which I only have as a Cart image for my 8Mb Flash Cart. So does anyone know how to work with this so I can make my own custom SpartaFloppy?

No crap, and it sounds like the Wii's emulators are not up to par either... ...none the less when i get home I'm going to give it a wirl on both the VC and via emulation. If worse comes to worse, I'll contact the author of the emulator

I think that's it! Oh and someone has made it into a Virtual Console for the Wii! How cool! Thankx!

I was aware of a few of these, though as fate has it, I don't read German or Polish. None the less these english titles are new to me... ...Thankx! What I really had in mind though was something along the lines of Space Quest or King's Quest which the 8-bit version of Another World reminded me of... ...well in looks that is.

I was watching this video on youtube recently that featured a game that looked a lot like Sonic, but I think it had a pink pig or something? I know this is not much info, but does this ring a bell for anyone? I'd really like to find it.

I use a mouse on my Atari...

Having played a bit of this, I'm wondering why there are no point and click adventures for my beloved 8-bit. Sadly I can't get this to boot off my 8Mb flash cart or through APE. Only emulation seems to work. :/

http://files.frashii.com/~sp00nz/Doom/file...ari8-bit/games/ Anybody ever hear of this one before? Is this commercial, or is it a fan tribute? Works great under emulation, yet I can't get it to boot from my flash cart for some reason.

I always enjoyed playing Popful Mail on the Sega CD! One of the best Monster World/Megaman type games I ever played.

I'm about to get my old Intellevisions back and was wondering if there is any good musick software for them, as well as flash cart hardware or something to that effect? Thankx!

Oh ya, one more good point! Atari, Amiga, C64... ...no shut down time.

For one, I've got this thing for seeing how far you can push hardware with limited and unique specs. (Nintendo DS, Dreamcast, Amiga, Atari, Commodore 64, etc) Secondly, I've been using Atari since the 400 which I believe I first laid hands on in 79 or 80. My third and final reason is that I do musick on these machines, well that and a bit of gaming, but there is always emulation for gaming, but emulation can not replace the pure raw sound of the original chips!

The Mario Clone... ...I got Crownland, and aside of the annoying flicker effect, was VERY impressed! Which are you talking about? Crownland was completed, and a very decent game. The SM3 clone made it to the point of a demo with movable Mario sprite (non-animated) and multiple levels to view.

I'd certainly invest in such an upgrade!

That makes me a sad panda... :/ The Atari needs more platformers.

Is this project still alive? Is there a web page, download page? I didn't see one in the pages of the thread I read through...

Thank you thank you thank you! The ATOS site is dead and I thought I'd never get to play with it.