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Bubble Bobble - Main Theme (Atari 2600 TIA+DPC Chiptune Cover)
Fragmare replied to Fragmare's topic in Atari 2600
Ah, yea, I attempted to create all the graphical assets with 2600 limitations in mind. Stuff could always be moved around and/or omitted to get it running on real hardware. Better to over-create than under-create, lol -
Bubble Bobble - Main Theme (Atari 2600 TIA+DPC Chiptune Cover)
Fragmare replied to Fragmare's topic in Atari 2600
With love, lol ❤️ -
Bubble Bobble - Main Theme (Atari 2600 TIA+DPC Chiptune Cover)
Fragmare posted a topic in Atari 2600
A little something musical I made for the 2600. The title screen and animation are also mine, but sadly, I don't have a way to make a binary of this. :/ -
Mega Man II Full OST on Atari POKEY! (4-channel, Mono)
Fragmare replied to Fragmare's topic in Atari 8-Bit Computers
Went ahead and compiled all these into a single video. -
Undertale - Megalovania (Atari 8-Bit POKEY Chiptune Cover)
Fragmare replied to Fragmare's topic in Atari 8-Bit Computers
Corrected an error in a couple of the patterns near the end Megalovania_POKEY01e.xex Megalovania_POKEY01e.zip -
Does the MARIA chip have a set number of sprite/character pixels it can display per scanline before flicker/dropout starts occurring? Most older systems seem to have set limit on how many sprite pixels can be displayed per line? Does the 7800 work this way?
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That wasn't an insult, it was a general statement not directed at anyone in particular. But i guess that shoe fit, so you decided to put that thing right on, didn't you? 😆 Buh-bye!
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I see absolutely nothing wrong with creating (or not creating) games that take advantage of secondary expansion chips on the cartridge to enhance the experience. NES games did it (especially for sound), SNES games did it, and even a few commercial Atari games from the back in the day used expansion chips. If you feel it's needed for the type of game you're making, then do it. People who piss and moan about using or not using expansion chips are just elitists/purists fishing for something to bitch about...
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Just tried the demo... this might be the most insane thing I've ever seen pulled off on the 2600! 😮 And there's a lot of insane homebrew for ye olde VCS! How did you manage so many sprites on a horizontal line?! Even with flickering and the phosphor fade effect, it's still absolute madness!