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I need to check this but DEF FN should include a "equal" sign like: DEF FN MyRand(val) = (((val) * ($FF AND #SEED)) / 256)

Activision and Atarisoft lots on hold. again available.

Mexico city, Mexico

Hi all. Looking to make some space in closet and getting some green thingies in the process I've exactly one hundred 86 Colecovision loose cartridges (no manuals, no overlays), labels in pretty good state except for two or three games. I'm looking to sell everything for a good price or small lots. No lots breaking. I would consider doing interchange of some lots for a Imagic CIB Tournament Tennis (no Telegames). I would consider doing trades for working Apple IIc, a working Atari 800XL, a boxed Atari 7800 or a boxed C64 or Vic-20. Shipping would be with tracking number: $15 for USA/Canada, plus $7 for each extra half-kilogram. Payment via Paypal plus 6% commission. If you add all the items, it would be more economical for you to buy all the cartridges and get an instant collection Please PM your interest. Thanks! The 86 cartridges (100 before but now doesn't include Xonox and Rares lot): ($830 USD) Coleco lot: ($350 USD) Parker Bros lot: ($110 USD) Interphase complete collection: ($75 USD) Atarisoft lot: ($70 USD) Imagic lot: ($125 USD) Activision lot: ($75 USD) Various lot: ($80 USD) Golden and foil labels lot: ($95 USD) Xonox complete collection: ($250 USD) Sold! Rares lot: ($175 USD) Sold!

Just ported it also to MSX-Basic, not so easy as I thought. Available at same web page.

In Sydney Hunter and the Sacred Tribe, all rooms have the objects drawn in the rooms, but I've a small list for each room, similar to this: DATA 6*20+10,1 ' Position and type of object DATA 0 I think you could use a simple 8-bits array for keeping item state, and once you detected the item is taken, you mark the element of array with a bit to one (in case you have several items). When drawing the room, you erase the object if the bit is set for that room. For keeping an inventory you need to choose between only having one item at a time, or several items. If you have upto 8 items at same time then you can use a single byte to keep track of it. If you can have more objects than these, the you would use another 8-bits array and insert/displace when taking item/losing item.

It's a well written BASIC line. Reach the maintainer to see if he can correct the bug in the interpreter. Never mind there was an extra right parenthesis that wasn't being detected by GW-Basic as error. I've reuploaded it.

Found a Qbasic port https://www.instructables.com/id/Simple-adventure-game/ not sure if it works.

It would be easier to redo using my source

Hi. Found Akalabeth (Ultima zero) and I passed some days porting it to GW-Basic and discovering several interesting things. Enjoy it! http://nanochess.org/akalabeth.html

The rle2vram function expects a compressed data table as input. You should use: put_vram(0x3800, gts_sprites, 32);

Loose or CIB?

I told you to not play with ink near your prototypes

Hohoho, the type of game that makes you to turn instantly your laptop to a strange angle.

Hi everyone. This weekend is the Global Game Jam 2019, I didn't went to any jam headquarter but I decided to write my own game in 24 hours. So here is the result. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FjvTtIwyNl8 In this game you are a police officer trying to catch all the gas thiefs, you move with keyboard arrows. You need to touch the thiefs, if you're unable to touch they, then you must touch the pipe to remove it once the thief goes away. The police officer must run through the maze, but the thiefs go through freely. The game becomes more difficult in each iteration. The direct download link is http://nanochess.org/archive/huachicol3_nanochess.zip Enjoy it!

Just searched for problem reports in libSDL and apparently there is a unsolved problem with different DPI settings in separate monitors https://stackoverflow.com/questions/41745492/sdl2-how-to-position-a-window-on-a-second-monitor

These are combinations of the bits. NW is both N and W set to zero. You need to make your own table manually for values 0-15 (AND $0F) and index the controller value into the table.

You need to download and install libSDL https://www.libsdl.org/release/SDL2-2.0.9.dmg

Sorry! I don't know what happens. I don't know Launchbox nor I've tested it. If CoolCV already worked in your setup, and doesn't work after installing LaunchBox, and also makes another emulator to fail, then it's pretty probable LaunchBox messed up your display settings.

Yes, it's integrated in the emulator. Couldn't find an easy and portable way to get the current directory of executable.

The BIOS is included with CoolCV. Probably it's missing installing libSDL.

Something is being done that's the only I can say ;)

Last and not least, a video of the release candidate

For me Killer Bees is good enough given you control a swarm of bees. Maybe adding a related title screen with crazy looking bees.