Cosi

Sure, that's what I do Rygar is one of my few favourites and I launch it from time to time to bash some monsters. There is a moment however, when the pace gets too fast for me (or maybe it's just an excuse to give up the challenge?).

Damn, I shouldn't have seen the highscores before I started to play. Those 7-digit numbers completely demotivated me

I had Looking forward to the Rygar competition!

1:40.00 Edit: 1:38.94 Ok, time for a break

1:40:27

Hello All I won't be a frequent guest here, but nonetheless I'll try to score at least in Checkered Flag (and Rygar maybe, when it gets to the HSC)

1:42:83

Thanks, guys. Well, the main drawback of LyxAss is the lack of code examples, compared to cc65 (except that what I got from Sage - thanks!). I think I'll stay by Lyx, since I've already commited a bit of code in it. Patience is the key

Hello, I'm looking for advice or perhaps something else. I'm new to Lynx development and Lynx in general. I once talked a bit to Sage and he encouraged me to use LyxAss rather than cc65 (especially that new cc65). I totally agreed then and agree now, that it's a pain in the ass that the new cc65 is incompatible with the old version - I mean the libraries and all that stuff required to do some serious coding. On the other hand, however, LyxAss is really poorly documented and some functions don't seem to work as expected (or maybe as I expect them to work). That slows down the coding and kills all the fun of it. So, my question is: what would you say? I know that cc65 is the "gold standard" here, but what if you had to write down the pros and cons of both LyxAss and cc65? Looking forward to a discussion :-) Cosi

Not necessarily. If you have a CA-2001, Indus GT or LDW 2000, you may try the DIY method

Svenski, you mentioned the Polish version. I guess that you have Polish translators/editors, but in case you didn't...