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  1. Dexter
    No luck on my side, I got once in the 50k. Nevertheless, it's been fun!
  2. Dexter
    Great Job! That was, is and will be a LOT of work! It'd be very nice to have so much info all at one place. Perhaps books and magazines could be included?
  3. Dexter
    I'll assimilate this information, and adapt my tactics. That sounds very familiar. Yes indeed, knowing what to expect each roundnumber is the key to get the most lives, i.e. the most points. However, getting more points or not, it sure is a lot of fun.
  4. Dexter
    Oh, didn't notice that, although I watched your video. I noticed you went more for the points to get the four "Hoonos" on one go, 100, 200, 400 and 800.
  5. Dexter
    Yesterday I got lucky, but yet, just not enough with 67,350. I wonder what's the secret of the 180k? At a given point the time I can capture those "Hoonos", gets so short, too short to link the whole chain!
  6. Dexter
    Great game! I just played a few rounds, and couldn't find any bugs so far. I'd love to see the source code.
  7. Dexter
    AAAaaahhh! Finaly beat my own high score with 58,540.
  8. Dexter
    I've been trying for days now, despite I'm playing on the real iron, and with a fantastic joystick, I just can't break the 50k. That might seem high from a 10k perspective, but what about the 160k from globeron?!
  9. Dexter
    Ah, Wil'yam Shex'pir! LOL
  10. Dexter
    Hmmm, 47,890. A little bit more. o_O
  11. Dexter
    Nah, looks like klingon to me.
  12. Dexter

    Bouncy

    Dexter replied to Asmusr's topic in TI-99/4A Development

    The graphics are beautiful! I can imagine why you're making games that are still 9918 compatible, but if you used F18A functionality, you could integrate the second layer like on the C64. Never the less, it's still good as it is now.
  13. Dexter
    I almost doubled my score. In two days I'll have the highest score.
  14. Dexter
    I'll take the embarrassment to set the lowest high score, perhaps tomorrow a better try!
  15. Dexter
    So Munchman it is, I'll play it on the real iron with F18A, so 60Hz.
  16. Dexter
    Nice idea! I don't think I'm that good in most games, BUT, if Q*bert comes into play. Bring it on.
  17. Dexter
    VERY nice! Although I don't speak a word Italian, your page/archive rocks! My browser translates it to Itenglish, which is good enough.
  18. Dexter
    No, I didn't, I don't feel confident enough to try and make the cable and try it on the nanoPEB.
  19. Dexter
    Just admiring your progress, sigh...
  20. Dexter
    New high score:
  21. Dexter
    Just beautiful! Indeed, the Amiga mouse pointer is pretty recognizable. Is it all assembly, or C?
  22. Dexter
    Yes indeed, I like it too. Though a little less challenging than Q*bert. I’ll have to try it on the real hardware, that’s always better.
  23. Dexter
    Yes indeed, especially the TI version I find so good, fast gameplay and response to the controls. The manual advices to turn the joystick 45 degrees to the left. May be obvious, but it definitely improves playability. ​
  24. Dexter
    Since I’m into the TI, Q*bert is my absolute favorite game. It’s a pretty difficult game, I think, but not too difficult. With some strategy and tactics, you quickly get better. However, to a certain degree, it also depends on luck, but I find it perfectly balanced. I’ll place a picture of my high score, and I’m wondering what’s yours, if you’re playing Q*bert, that is. For the ones with a fetish, I found some nice resources of Q*bert: http://www.hardcoregaming101.net/qbert/qbert.htm In this video, the player gets till level 3, to which I got a few times. Although it’s not for the TI, here is a helpful FAQ: http://www.gamefaqs.com/c64/579218-qbert/faqs/58424
  25. Dexter
    Super!
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