Assault Force 3D

[tjb]

Does anyone have any information on this game? I'm saw some really interesting screenshots of the game in the latest ABBUC magazine but since I don't speak German I have no idea what is being said about it. Is it on the disk that comes with the magazine? I don't have a real disk drive connected at the moment or I'd have a look.

 

tjb

[+remowilliams]

http://www.atarimania.com/detail_soft.php?...;VERSION_ID=348

 

http://atari.fandal.cz/detail.php?files_id=5862

[tjb]

Thanks. Duh. I was thinking this was a new game.

 

tjb

[+Larry]

Does anyone have any information on this game? I'm saw some really interesting screenshots of the game in the latest ABBUC magazine but since I don't speak German I have no idea what is being said about it. Is it on the disk that comes with the magazine? I don't have a real disk drive connected at the moment or I'd have a look.

 

tjb

 

This has come up here before. IIRC, someone patched the program so that it works *without* the fast math cart. If you are interested, you might search around here to see if you can find it.

 

-Larry

[miker]

Yeah someone.

[tjb]

I'm not familar with this fast math cart. Did it provide some actual hardware to speed up calculations or just a set of floating point routines more optimal than the slow ones provided by the OS? Just curious.

 

tjb

[Tigerduck]

Hi tjb, check this:

 

ASSAULT FORCE

 

Regards

 

Tigerduck

[tjb]

Hi tjb, check this:

 

ASSAULT FORCE

 

Regards

 

Tigerduck

 

Thanks for the link to the thread. Interesting read. I should have done a search before posting. My bad. In any case, I think it's pretty amazing Fandal was able to provide a combination of routines in software along with some game optimizations to make the cart unnecessary and still attain similar performance. Then again Fandal always seems to be doing amazing things

 

tjb