ParanoidLittleMan

Talking about "crappy" compilations: Crazy Cars 1 , mentioned, from compilation missing title screen, but soundtrack with it too - actually, there is space for title pic, but not for much longer audio, so they just dropped both (why to bother much). As I see, in most compilations, most of games is complete, together with all audio, pictures etc. So, it is good to have their dumps. And even some not compilation, but 'stand alone' releases may miss some parts. Like On Safari - It is Safari Guns (as stays at game begin) - on 1 DS floppy. But because original S.G: is on 1DS and 1SS they needed to drop something - and it was title soundtrack of course (side B of first floppy). And title pic is not shown too, even if file is there on floppy (again lack of interest). I would like to see another, similar game: Wild Life , complete - title soundtrack exists in one crack, but begiining is corrupted (will not say here, which). Because of similar problems, and few bad STX dumps + bad originals, I became little paranoid, and tend to get multiple images, for case.

People usually forgets something very important: Amiga has real expansion bus, unlike ST(E). STE is only better because has RAM sockets. So, any CPU, IDE, RAM and similar upgrade needs serious soldering - unless you solve it with some intermediate sockets (like this IDE adapters, still unknown state of development, only pic shown). There are already projects online, like Popsel board for STF machines + IDE for Mega STE via VME connector. But simply, not possible to do some universal solution. With good CPU bus expansion port it would be much better. Only Mega ST has it, and I have on my site complete docs (SCH, PCB) IDE adapter, for instance. So, I would say that there are many projects for Atati ST serial, but it is not easy to follow all it . And I guess that Satandisks are so popular, despite high price exactly because troubles with internal solutions.

I checked Steel and High Steel with Steem Debugger. None uses STE enhancements. But it may be interesting to know which was the first. Perhaps Whitewater Madness by Atari ?

Surprise ! I expected 2 letters: PC . But actually, there is a lot of computers capable to 'burn' 800KB floppy.

I don't think that game using scrolling is better than game with static screen, just because of scrolling. If transition to next screen is done cleverly, static screen is OK. And discussion above reminded me on Heartland 2000 - it scrolls very well practically full screen. I guess at price of using almost 100% CPU power, so not much left for other things in gameplay. CPU at 8MHz can some 1.6 MB/sec. At 50 fps = about 32KB ~ screen size. With movem may little more - but likely not really usable for scrolling..

I would suggest that go on STE instead ST. It is very compatible with all ST SW too (even if some people did not realise that). And all STEs have internal floppy drive. Expanding RAM in some ST is nightmare. In STE it is very easy, thanks to sockets. Considering writing floppies for ST(E): you can do it with some PC equipped with internal floppy drive - not USB ! Then may use SW specially made for Windows XP and later: http://atari.8bitchip.info/floimgd.php What others suggested: 720K - only good for limited count of SW. ST2DISK is for DOS, not usable in newer Windowses. And I have better experiences with MAKEDISK - another DOS only program. And what you consider as "normal computer" ? Answer me if you can

Updated list: Wanted images of originals - Atari ST(E) games Missing hits : Amberstar Apprentice BAT II - Engl. & French Dragon Spirit Great Giana Sisters Jupiter's Masterdrive Maupiti Island - Engl. v. Nightdawn Son Shu Shi - this is wanted especially, as all cracks are bad ************************* * Missing quality : 10-th Frame (Access) 20000 Leagues under the Sea 8 Ball (Michtron) Academy Affaire (L') (french) / Infogrames Air Supply / Magic Bytes Albedo / Myriad Alien Blast Andes Attack / Llamasoft - Probably no STX - if ShareWare ? Apache Flight Army Moves Astate Atax Bangkok Knights Bank Buster Beastlord (existing STX has errors) Beyond Zork Big Run Bug Bash Builderland Bureaucracy Butcher Hill Captain America Cave Mania Challengers / Ubi Soft Chicago 90 Circus Attractions De Cobra II Computer Maniacs Diary 1989 Corruption Count Duckula Crafton & Xunk Engl/Multi Crazy Cars Crazy Shot / Loriciel Crime City / Interactive FantasyFiction Crime Wave Crown / Starbyte Crown of Creation 3D / Rebelsoft - Falcon Crystal Kingdom Dizzy / Code Masters Cyber Assault D/Generation Dalek Attack Damocles - Mission Disk I [datadisk] Damocles - Mission Disk II [datadisk] Darkland / New Deal Production Day of the Pharaoh / Rainbow Arts Découverte de la Vie (A la) (french) / Coktel Vision Deep (The) / US Gold Defenders of the Earth / Enigma Variations Delta Patrol / Other Valley Software ??? Demon's Tomb - The Awakening Demon's Winter Demoniak Devious Designs Diablo Diamond Mike (USA) / XLEnt Software Die Hard II - Die Harder / Grandslam Entertainment Dieux de la Mer (Les) / Infogrames Dogs of War Domination / Magic Bytes Downhill Challenge (USA) / Broderbund Software Dragon Lord / 16-32 Diffusion Dragon Scape / Software Horizons Ltd. Dragon Spirit / Domark - possible errors in TNT compil. dump Dragonworld (USA) / Telarium Duck Tales - The Quest for Gold / Walt Disney Computer Software Duel Dynablaster / Ubi Soft Elvira - The Arcade Game / Flair Software Elvira II - The Jaws of Cerberus (spanish) / Accolade Emlyn Hughes Arcade Quiz / Audiogenic / - Enduro Racer Enforcer / Methodic Solutions Erebus / Titus Erik / Atlantis Software Eskimo Games / Magic Bytes Famous Five - Five on a Treasure Island, The Feudal Lords Fighter Command Final Conflict (The) Final Legacy / Atari (UK) - compilation ? Fire and Forget Fire Force Fire Rescue Fireball Firehawk Flight Simulator II Scenery Disk USA Flintstones Formula One Grand Prix / Tynesoft Fort Apache Foundations Waste / Exocet Software Fourmi Story Fred / Ubi Soft Freddy Hardest in South Manhattan G.Nius Galactic Conqueror Gem Stone Legend Get Dexter Get Dexter II Gladiators Gnome Ranger Group (SSG) / Electronic Arts Gold of the Realm (USA) Gone Fish'n Gotcha! / Kingsoft - error in title at AM Grail (The) / Microdeal Growth Guy Spy and the Crystals of Armageddon / ReadySoft / - Hammer Boy / Dinamic Hard'n'Heavy / Reline Harricana - Raid International Motoneige Hellraider / ARC Helter Skelter / Audiogenic Helter Skelter (enhanced version 1990) / Audiogenic High Energy / Infogrames Hostages II / Infogrames / - Hover Hawk / Impulze / Zeppelin Games Hyperdome / Exocet Software Hyperforce I Ludicrus I'm a Video Hero / Loriciel / - equ Baby Joe ! Ice and Fire - The Wizards Ice Hockey / Anco Software In 80 Days Around the World / Rainbow Arts Indian Mission / Coktel Vision Indy 500 / Methodic Solutions International Championship Athletics International Ice Hockey International Soccer / Microdeal Intruder (The) / Ubi Soft Iron Lord / Ubi Soft / Engl. 3 floppy edition ISS - Incredible Shrinking Sphere Jetsons - The Computer Game Jinks / Rainbow Arts Joan of Arc - Eng. Journey to the Center of the Earth Jug / Microdeal Jungle Boy / Byte Back Jupiter's Masterdrive / Ubi Soft Karate Master / Gremlin Graphics Kid Gloves II / Millennium King of Chicago Kingmaker Lands of Havoc / Microdeal Last Ninja (The) / System 3 Software Leader Board Pro Golf Simulator / Access Software Leavin' Teramis Lee Enfield - Tournament of Death / Infogrames Legend of Djell Legend of the Lost Little Puff in Dragonland / Code Masters Livingstone II / Opera Soft Locomotion / Kingsoft Logical / Rainbow Arts - 2S v. Logo / Starbyte Lords of Chaos / Blade Software Lost Kingdom of Zkul (The) / Talent Computer System Mad Flunky Mad Professor Mariarti Mad Show Magic Story Book Magician Magnetic Tank Maniax Masters of the Universe Mata Hari Maupiti Island / Lankhor / English v. Mean Streets / English v. MiG 29 - Soviet Fighter Mindfighter Minos Mission Moebius Monster Business Moon Blaster Moonfall Moonspeeder [Falcon 030]/ COMPO Software Mortville Manor Motorbike Madness Mouse Trap Mr. Heli Mudpies Myth Nautilus / Gamebench / Markt & Technik Nicky II / Microids Nigel Mansell's World Championship Nightdawn / Magic Bytes Ninja Mission No Buddies Land No Excuses No Exit Offshore Warrior Oh No! More Lemmings [datadisk] / Psygnosis Oil Imperium Oliver & Company Ooze Operation Harrier Operation Jupiter Oxyd - English v. Passengers on the Wind II Pengy Personal Nightmare Pinball Factory PowerMonger - World War I Edition Prince of the Yolkfolk / Code Masters Pro Tennis Simulator / Code Masters Proflight / HiSoft Red Alert Red Moon Red Storm Rising Rings of Medusa Rubicon / 21st Century E. - warning: this will not work with Pasti because game bug ! Sabre Team Samurai - The Way of the Warrior Scapeghost Scramble Spirits Screaming Wings Second World (The) Secret Cave (The) Shackled Sheer Agony - ST and Falcon versions Shuttle / Virgin Games Sim City - Architecture Disk 1 Sim City - Architecture Disk 2 Skate Ball Skate Tribe Skyfox II Skystrike Skystrike Plus Sliders Snoofy Sol Negro / Opera Soft Son Shu Si - most wanted ! Space 1889 Space Fighter Space Harrier - 20 Levels Edition / Elite -? Space Harrier II Space Monsters Space Port Space Rogue Spellbound Dizzy / Code Masters Spirit of Excalibur Spy Who Loved Me (The) STAG / EAS Gold Starball / Rainbow Arts Starquake Steel Steel Empire Steg the Slug / Code Masters Steve McQueen Westphaser Storm Master Stormbringer Street Gang Street Hockey Striker Super Breakout Super Cars II Super Cauldron Superhighway UK /Vornon Works Super League Manager Super Skweek Super Sprint Super Stario Land / Top Byte Software Super Stuntman / Code Masters aka Nitro Boost Challenge Switchblade Talespin Team Suzuki Techmate Chess Tennis / FIL - aka Match Point Tennis Cup II - aka Great Courts II Terra Nova Terry's Big Adventure Test Drive II - California Challenge [Datadisk] / Accolade Test Drive II - Muscle Cars [Datadisk] / Accolade Tetra Quest (existing has errors) - US Edition is bugged Thai Boxing Think Cross / JoWood Third Reich Thomas The Tank Engine & Friends II - Thomas's Big Race Three Musketeers (The) Thunder Burner / Loriciel Thunderbirds / Grandslam Entertainment Time / Empire Software Time Race / Loriciel Time Runner / Red Rat Software Tiny Skweeks / Loriciel Titan / Titus TNT / Infogrames To Be on Top / Rainbow Arts Tolteka / Ariolasoft Touring Car Racer / Byte Back Treble Champions II / Challenge Software Trifide / Pressimage / 16/32 Diffusion Trivial Pursuit - A New Beginning / Domark Turn It / Kingsoft Unreal Upon Westminster Bridge / Rainbird Vectorball / MAD / Mastertronic Victory / Kingsoft Volleyball Simulator / Time Warp Voyager 10 / Free Game Blot Wacky Darts / Code Masters Wall Street / Lovell Marketing War Heli / Argonica Warhawk Warlock's Quest / Ere Informatique Web of Terror / Impressions Ween - The Prophecy / Coktel Vision Werner ST / Novagen Software / Engl. v. Western Games / Magic Bytes Who Framed Roger Rabbit / Coktel Vision Wild Life / New Deal Production Willy the Kid / Anco Software Wind Surf Willy / Silmarils Window Wizard / Reline Winter Supersports '92 / Flair Software Wizmo / Kingsoft Wolfpack / Mirrorsoft Wreckers / Audiogenic XOR Zero Gravity / EAS Gold Zero-5 / Caspian Software Zone Warrior / Electronic Arts * end about: this list is based on Atarimania missing Pasti list. + my checkings, images collected etc. I submitted there everything found - over 60 titles. It took really much time. So, I decided to make some shorter wanted list, at price of not including every game, just more popular ones, and quality ones. Of course, it means that list above is subjective. If you have something not listed here, please check Marakatti's missing Pasti list at Atarimania forum. Now, some philosophy: as I see, some publishers are more 'popular' in missing lists. For instance Rainbow Arts - many of their games is missing. What could be the reason ? Low sales ? Maybe there is people thinking: "I paid it well, so why I should now share with others, who paid not ?" , Certainly there is some logic in it. But it was decades ago. Maybe we should now focus on preserving good old SW instead ... Some people may have disks, but no computer suitable for imaging - I guess that most of them tries to sell (or just to give) those floppies, or plans to get some old Atari. Otherwise, floppies will be lost, for sure after some years - will be unreadable. Please post images to Atarimania - details about are on their forum. Or e-mail to me: [email protected] At same adr. you may ask me whatever is not clear. Or in forum at this site. Thanks to OBO, Jake, MovFan for contributing - some nice titles added ( Safari Guns - complete with title soundtrack , Car-Vup, Black Lamp , Jinxter ) .

What I tested not. Updated list: Atari STE and games, overview, game lists Games using STE enhancements : Abrevs. : ADMA - audio DMA EPAL - extended palette (4096 col.) HWS - hardware scrolling BLIT - blitter (not strictly STE feature) AJ - analogue joysticks **************** Alien Busters IV - ADMA Alien Thing - ADMA, EPAL Alien Thing - Expert Edition - ADMA, EPAL Alien Thing - The Directors Cut (Demo) - ADMA, EPAL Ancient Art of War in the Skies, The - EPAL Another World - ADMA Asteroidia - ? Should use blitter but I don't see it, and scrolling is pathetic. Astro Panic 94 - ADMA, BLIT, EPAL B Squad (Demo) - EPAL, BLIT Battletris - ADMA Battletris+ - ADMA Beastlord - EPAL Cannon Fodder II (preview) - EPAL-only title pic. Pih. Captive - EPAL Carlos - ADMA Chambers of Shaolin - ADMA Chaos Engine - HWS Chronicles of Omega, The - HWS, ADMA Chu Chu Rocket - ADMA, BLIT, AJ CoCoCoPo -ADMA Creatures - ADMA Destruction Imminent - ADMA, BLIT, EPAL Diamond Ice - ADMA, EPAL Dragon's Lair - EPAL Dragon's Lair II - EPAL Dragon's Lair III - EPAL Dragon's Lair Escape from the Singe's Castle - EPAL Elvira the Arcade Game - BLIT Esprit - ADMA (Strange that later games - Oxyd, are not STE enhanced) Final Fight - EPAL Fire and Ice - EPAL First Samurai - EPAL, intro only Frantick - EPAL - only title Ghost Battle - BLIT GodPey - BLIT Heartland - ADMA, EPAL International Rugby Challenge - EPAL James Pond - EPAL James Pond II (Robocod) - EPAL (1c only) Leavin' Teramis - EPAL, intro only Lethal Xcess - ADMA, BLIT Magic Boy - ADMA Magic Fly - EPAL - only title pic. Nicky Boom - ADMA Nicky 2 - ADMA No Limit 2 - ADMA, EPAL Oh No! Not More Radioactive Mineshafts - BLIT, EPAL Operation Garfield - EPAL, ADMA, BLIT Pooz - ADMA Pouif Ouf - ADMA, BLIT Power Up plus - ADMA, BLIT - despite it, scrolling is awful Robocop 3 - ADMA, EPAL Rock 'n' Roll Clams - ADMA, EPAL, BLIT Rubicon - ADMA by intro Sheer Agony - EPAL Space Ace - EPAL Space Ace II - EPAL Starball - ADMA Stone Age (rev2.1, 1993) - ADMA Superfly - ADMA Ultimate Arena, The - ADMA, EPAL, BLIT Ultimate 'tris Game, The - ADMA, EPAL, BLIT Vaxine - ADMA, EPAL Winglord - ADMA, EPAL, BLIT Wings of Death - ADMA, BLIT Wrath of the Demon - EPAL Zool - HWS, BLIT **************** STE only : Alien Blast Crackman Dynabusters+ - I guess that + means for STE H Mec H Mec 2 Manga Puzzle Obsession Pacman OE - OE= On STE Revenge of Mutant Camels STE v. (for STE v.) Roger - ADMA, EPAL, BLIT Sleepwalker Square Off (1995) + TT, Falcon Stardust + Falcon Street Fighter II (B/W, Demo) Stone Age (rev.2, 1992) + Falcon Substation Team Tomtar Utopos Whitewater Madness Zero 5 Some others can work on Falcon beside where is marked. Talking about unmodded games. ********* Not working on STE: This includes not TOS version caused problems, only games writing to bad locations. Note: some games may fail on 4MB machines because lame code. Many of cracks fail on higher TOS versions, so please test with original or Pasti images if possible. Really not working: Hyperforce - overshot in palette writing loop Grand Monster Slam - overshot in palette writing loop Nightdown - writing to Screen pointer does nothing on ST, on STE bus error. Total 3 games found so far - not solveable by changing TOS vers., RAM setting or similar. I made fixed versions of them, and it means changing only couple bytes. In case of Grand Monster Slam it is done even with STX img. As TOS version caused problem good example is Defender of the Crown: code is not ready for enhanced palette of STE, handled via XBIOS calls. If run under TOS 1.04 on STE it works fine. How to use TOS 1.04 on STE ? See on Floppy Image Runner site. Making complete list of originals not working on regular STE with TOS 1.06/1.62 would take too much time. I guess that over 90% works. TOS 2.05/2.06 (Mega STE) : I guess that success rate is under 80%. What helps in case of problem: Try another crack. Try running from AUTO folder. Use specialised SW for setting machine to act as having only 512KB (or 1MB) RAM. Install TOS 1.04 in RAM.

Is this side effect of Worldwide crysis ? I mean nobody (game publisher firm for instance) won't invest in something like this ? And I don't get why 150000 $ ? For polishing ?

Why I can not edit my posts? I mean after more than 1 hour ...

Not sure about STOS updates for STE. Likely not - it was not updated for later TOS versions, at least not officailly. I digged yesterday little in compilations at AM. Found some missing STX images (like SWIV) - but they won't include compilation based images in main base, even if they are exaclty same os original release Anyway, meanwhile I saw 2 cases where stays: not STE c. So, I checked it, expecting that it will be not exactly true ... Kenny Dalglish Soccer Manager (some football compil.): it works on STE under TOS 1.04 . Total Eclipse (Virtual Worlds by Domark) : actually, that version will crash even on ST with TOS 1.04. With TOS 1.02 works, on STEs too. The reason is very stoopid bug in launcher (what is slightly modded original one, for menu). The real reason is of course lack of careful testing. This, and some other examples can explain why AM dislikes compilations (other reason may be that sometimes title pic missing, or other cutting. )

Some people had (and maybe still have) multinorm monitors capable for color and mono too. Then, many use emulators, and just want to see how it looks in mono. And few has only mono monitor currently. On Falcon, TT you can set ST-high res (mono) on color monitors, and see how it looks. - Well, works mostly only after some patching in game and with special launcher.

http://dev-docs.atariforge.org/ And google is at hand too I did all in past without Internet - only using Atari ProfiBuch and some memory documentations.

I'm sorry, but going into too much generalisation leads usually nowhere ... If you want to say that cracks usually screw up mono playability, or miss mono files, give some examples. Even some fancy intro, made only for color must not crash in mono mode - you will just see some garbage, but can go on. Same stays for Stargliders: some cracks work even not on color system (on certain machines). Because region restrictions. And it is not emulator problem for sure. Just problem of confusing things. Honestly, I made this lists because beeing tired of usual shallow lists and guessings instead testings. And it took pretty much time. People make most mistakes when try to get why something happens. With Atari games things are just complicated. Too much really stoopid coding - like Player Manager (Anco) - original crashes after little play on 4MB machines. Just pitty.

I disagree. Most of cracks will work in mono. Only in rare cases they removed mono related files. But second statement may be true - I do mono support by hard disk adapts - although not from beginning, so some older ones may not work.

Old MMUs work fine with 2 or 4MB. I had couple 520 STs, and all worked with 2MB RAM well. Check again all your connections, solderings. And possible too that some chip is faulty. Or you soldered bad some adress line. Of course, it is easier to replace MMU chip - but I bet that error is somewhere else. And you need to buy that chip.

EPAL benefit is best visible in gradients - horizon for example. Check some games like Fire and Ice with Hatari set to ST and then to STE. EPAL self is of course compatible, as all others are too. If no bugs in code and TOS version is not problem. But I gave one case where EPAL combined with TOS version can make problems. All real incompatibilities (3 cases listed) are because code bugs - writing in HW scroll register because palette writing code having too much cycles. See HW reg adresses, and will understand. Testing on ST indicates not any errors, because overshot writes 'in empty' .

That was intended to be joke, but I still expect that list . Just pointed that most of people like some graphic too.

I don't know about MMU type not supporting 2MB of RAM. IMP brand supports not 2.5 MB (will see only 2 then) - that's what I expereienced. I guess that problem is somewhere else. Ops. You can not expand from 1MB to 2MB just like that. 1MB uses both banks. Only way is to replace whole RAM with 1Mb chips (instead 256Kb ones). It may be done by leaving original chips in board, but deactivationg them by connecting all CAS/RAS/WR lines to high. And adding board with 2MB RAM - but max 16 chips total. I have one. Considering IDE for 1040/520 ST: http://atari.8bitchip.info/aidesch.htm

Right. I remove Zorks too. And let you to make txt only adv. list, so I can add it to main list - you are obviously more familiar with txt only games than we kids, which just learn to read

Here is pretty complete list, with 269 titles - and I removed all text only adventures, as it is nonsense to list them here. There are some unknown ones missing yet, but I think that commercial games are covered at least 95% now. ST High compatible games 12 Jahrhundert, Das 3D Labyrinth 3D Lab 4-7-11 20000 Leagues Under The Sea 8 Ball Acidopolis Adventure Agros Alpha Waves Anduril Angband Annals of Rome Arcade Mania Arger Asteroids AstroPanic 94 AstroPanic Backgammon Backgammon Royale Balance of Power Balance of Power - The 1990 Edition Ballerburg Ballyhoo BattleZone Beyond Zork - The Coconut of Quendor Black & White Black Box Black Cauldron, The Blackjack Plus 3 Blueberry Bob Winner Bolo Borderzone Borrowed Time Boston Bomb Club Brataccas Breakout Bride of the Robot Bundesliga Manager Bunny Bricks Bureaucracy Cards Castle Combat Cave Runner II Checkmate Chess Champion 2175 Chess Player 2150 Chipgame Club Backgammon Coboerse Coco Coq in Grostesteing Coco Coq in Base de Grostesteing CoCoCoPo Colonel's Bequest, The Colorado Columns Conquests of Camelot Corruption Crystal Castles Crystal of Arborea Cutthroats Dam DataChess II Deathstrike DGDB Donald Ducks Playground Dozer Drachen Drachen von Laas, Die DST Eiskalt Eiskalt II Electronic Pool Emmanuelle Empire: Wargame of the Century Enchanter - txt only Enigme a Madrid Anigme a Oxford Esprit Exodrom Eplode Extensor Fall & Fit Fire Brigade Fish! Flight Simulator II Flip Flop Flip Side From Little Acorns Fussball-ST Gem AmiGo General Gilgalad Gnome Ranger Gnome Ranger 2 - Ingrid's Back GNU Chess 4.0 Gnuchess Go Board Gobang Gold Rush! Gomoku GPPD Great Courts Guild of Thieves, The21 Halma Hangman Hank's Quest - Victim of Society Hanse Hascs - serial Hellowoon - Das Geheimnis des Zauberstabs Hero's Quest Hexagon Hippo Backgammon Hotshot checkers Hoyle´s Book of Games Volume 1 Hoyle´s Book of Games Volume 2 Imperium Indian Mission Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade Insel, Die Invaders Invers Inversi Ishar - Legend Of The Fortress Ishar II - Messengers of Doom Ishar III - The Seven Gates of Infinity Ishido Jackpot JET Jewels of Darkness Jinxter27 King's Quest - Quest for the Crown King's Quest II - Romancing the Throne King's Quest III - To Heir is Human King's Quest IV - The Perils of Rosella Kniffel Knight Orc Krabat Chess Lancelot Lands of Havoc Legend of Faerghall Legend of the Sword Leisure Suit Larry - The Land of the Lounge Lizards Leisure Suit Larry 2 - Goes Looking for Love Leisure Suit Larry 3 - Passionate Patti in Pursuit of the Pulsating Pecto Leonid Loom Lucky Luke Lurking Horror, The18 Mac Pan Macro War Magnetic Scrolls Collection, The Manhunter - New York Manhunter 2 - San Francisco Maniac Mansion Maze, The Mega-Memory Megaroids Metal Mutant Midi Maze Midi Maze II Midi Maze Plus Millipede Mind Forever Voyaging, A Mindshadow Missile Command (High Res Version) Mission Mission X Monkey Business - mono Moonmist Moon Patrol Mortville Manor Moving Puzzle Myth Nam 1965-1975 No Limit No Limit 2 Nord and Bert Not a penny more, Not a penny less Ogre Oil Imperium Online Backgammon Ooze Opus No. 1 Other Place Oxyd (High Res Version) Oxyd 2 (High Res Version) Pawn, The Perfect Match Perry Mason - The Case of the Mandarin Murder Phoenix Planetfall Play Me Police Quest - In Pursuit of the Death Angel Police Quest II - The Vengeance Pooz Power Struggle Proflight Pro Tennis Tour Psion Chess Red Alert : Europe Red Alert : USA Renaissance Riddle & Rime's Riskant! Robert in The Fire Factory Robotron 2084 Rocket Defense Rody & Mastico serial Runner's Revenge Sargon III Scapeghost Schrott Invaders Seastalker Second World, The Secret of Monkey Island, The Shanghai Sigma Silicon Dreams - compilation - Snowball, Eden, Worm Snake Pit 2 Sorceror's Appraisal, The Space Quest - The Sarien Encounter Space Quest II - Vohaul's Revenge Space Quest III - The Pirates of Pestulon Space Trek Space War Spacefighter Two Spacola Special Delivery ST Checkers Springer Starblade Starglider Starglider II Stone Age STetris Sumkuvit II Suspect28 Tennis (High Res Version) Tetris (Mirrorsoft) Tetris - PD Tex McPhilip - Road To Divinity Time and Magik Titan Find - Demo Tonight the Shrieking Corpses Bleed Tracker Ultima II - Revenge of the Enchantress Ultima III - Exodus UMS URI Quest Vector Invasion Vegas Craps Vegas Gambler Vermeer Voodoo Girl Queen of the Darned Wall Street Wizard Wall$treet Wallball Wind Surf Willy Winnie The Pooh .. Wonderland YAGC Yuppi's Revenge Zarge Zak McKracken and the Alien Mindbenders Zork - The Undiscovered Underground Zork I - The Great Underground Empire Zork II - The Wizard of Frobozz Zork III - The Dungeon Master

OK. This one is updated after looking more lists, and checkings. Games using STE enhancements : Abrevs. : ADMA - audio DMA EPAL - extended palette (4096 col.) HWS - hardware scrolling BLIT - blitter (not strictly STE feature) AJ - analogue joysticks **************** Alien Busters IV - ADMA Alien Thing - ADMA, EPAL Alien Thing - Expert Edition - ADMA, EPAL Alien Thing - The Directors Cut (Demo) - ADMA, EPAL Ancient Art of War in the Skies, The - EPAL Another World - ADMA Asteroidia - Should use blitter but I don't see it, and scrolling is pathetic. Astro Panic 94 - ADMA, BLIT, EPAL B Squad (Demo) - EPAL, BLIT Battletris - ADMA Battletris+ - ADMA Beastlord - EPAL Cannon Fodder II (preview) - EPAL-only title pic. Pih. Captive - EPAL Carlos - ADMA Chambers of Shaolin - ADMA Chaos Engine - HWS Chronicles of Omega, The - HWS, ADMA Chu Chu Rocket - ADMA, BLIT, AJ CoCoCoPo -ADMA Creatures - ADMA Destruction Imminent - ADMA, BLIT, EPAL Diamond Ice - ADMA, EPAL Dragon's Lair - EPAL Dragon's Lair II - EPAL Dragon's Lair III - EPAL Dragon's Lair Escape from the Singe's Castle - EPAL Elvira the Arcade Game - BLIT Esprit - ADMA (Strange that later games - Oxyd, are not STE enhanced) Final Fight - EPAL Fire and Ice - EPAL First Samurai - EPAL, intro only Frantick - EPAL - only title Ghost Battle - BLIT GodPey - BLIT Heartland - ADMA, EPAL International Rugby Challenge - EPAL James Pond - EPAL James Pond II (Robocod) - EPAL (1c only) Leavin' Teramis - EPAL, intro only Lethal Xcess - ADMA, BLIT Magic Boy - ADMA Magic Fly - EPAL - only title pic. Nicky Boom - ADMA Nicky 2 - ADMA No Limit 2 - ADMA, EPAL Oh No! Not More Radioactive Mineshafts - BLIT, EPAL Operation Garfield - EPAL, ADMA, BLIT Pooz - ADMA Pouif Ouf - ADMA, BLIT Power Up plus - ADMA, BLIT - despite it, scrolling is awful Robocop 3 - ADMA, EPAL Rock 'n' Roll Clams - ADMA, EPAL, BLIT Sheer Agony - EPAL Space Ace - EPAL Space Ace II - EPAL Starball - ADMA Superfly - ADMA Ultimate Arena, The - ADMA, EPAL, BLIT Vaxine - ADMA, EPAL Winglord - ADMA, EPAL, BLIT Wings of Death - ADMA, BLIT Wrath of the Demon - EPAL Zool - HWS, BLIT **************** STE only : Alien Blast Dynabusters+ - I guess that + means for STE H Mec H Mec 2 Manga Puzzle Obsession Pacman OE - OE= On STE Revenge of Mutant Camels STE v. - surprise ! Roger - ADMA, EPAL, BLIT Sleepwalker Square Off (1995) + TT, Falcon Stardust + Falcon Street Fighter II (Monochrome, Demo) Stone Age + Falcon Substation Team Tomtar Utopos Whitewater Madness Zero 5 Some others can work on Falcon beside where is marked. ********* Not working on STE: This includes not TOS version caused problems, only games writing to bad locations. Note: some games may fail on 4MB machines because lame code. Many of cracks fail on higher TOS versions, so please test with original or Pasti images if possible. Hyperforce - overshot in palette writing loop Grand Monster Slam - overshot in palette writing loop Nightdown - writing to Screen pointer does nothing on ST, on STE bus error. As TOS version caused problem good example is Defender of the Crown: code is not ready for enhanced palette of STE, handled via XBIOS calls. If run under TOS 1.04 on STE it works fine. How to use TOS 1.04 on STE ? See on Floppy Image Runner site. ************************* I need to DL Crackman and Rubicon yet too see them. Considering what ST games work on STE: making some accurate list would take too much time. I say that over 90% of originals and well made cracks will work on STE with TOS 1.06/1.62 . On Mega STE (TOS 2.05/2.06) and STEs with that TOS likely under 80% . With little help - by installing TOS 1.04 in high RAM ratio will go over 99% in both cases. And with simple fixing of bugs in few games ratio will be 100% .A As said already, STE is very compatible with ST.

You can call it missing file or corrupted file - whatever. Since Tetra Quest has raw disk access, not regular filesystem one. And 2 files missing, not just 1 .

Too bad that there is no usage guide for Pasti on it's homesite. I saw some hints in some places, but we really need something better, preferably from author self. I can only suggest that you try with manual settings: instead autodetection try with 2 sides manually set. Fact that game works means not that your floppy is OK 100%. It happens because during gameplay did not reach bad parts of disk. Pasti goes through complete. Although, it should give some warning, I guess.

Thanx Christos. Good to have some other source than Gamebase ST. Gamebase ST: it is really useful compilaton, project. Unfortunately there is a lot of errors, bad infos. They should listen better to user feedback and update it - and I know that there was a lot of error reports. It seems that STE compat/enhanc. related infos are the worst part. Over 20% of data is false. There are some really pathetic errors: like game from 1985 marked as STE only