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Mayhem wrote:For all the other games on your page Robert, any chance of being able to supply them in PRG format for Gamebase20?

Yes, all programs have been converted.
http://robert.hurst-ri.us/commodore/vic20.html#Software

FYI, as requested, I converted it to PRG format and added documentation.
http://robert.hurst-ri.us/commodore/vic20.html#Software

Jeff-20 wrote: Ooooh! Add little screenshots. I love collections from a single author. I made my own.

Please make these all PRGs. And what ever happened to Susan?

Fini. http://robert.hurst-ri.us/commodore/vic20.html

Thanks all ... I will convert all binaries to a more suitable PRG format this weekend. I added the screenshots as advised and a QuikVIC PDF to describe how to use that programmer's utility. BTW, the rose DID work back then, and Susan and I married in August 1986. The marriage did not last, but we ma...

Name: Quikman2k8 Author: rhurst Released: November 13, 2008 Requirements: VIC-20 (no memory expansion required), joystick required Description: A hi-res Pac-Man clone redone from 1984, written in 100% machine code using cc65's assembler. You can read about the fascinating history of this game here ....

You might find my character editor useful, written 100% machine code for the unexpanded VIC.

http://robert.hurst-ri.us/files/quikvic.p00

My 24+ year old software library restored from datasette is online:
http://robert.hurst-ri.us/commodore/vic20.html

Enjoy!

If anyone is interested in trying out a "new" game for VIC 20, I updated my 1984 version of Quikman -- only 24-years later! Start of the project: http://robert.hurst-ri.us/2008/10/27/quikman-1984-revisited/ Project completion: http://robert.hurst-ri.us/2008/11/01/programmers-delight/ New t...

LOAD "your.prg",8,1 SYS 828 All that interrupt-driver routine is going to do is keep a fixed character stored on the screen's home position... assuming it is an unexpanded VIC 20 (3583 bytes free). If running xvic emulator, pass it the "-memory none" parameter, too. FYI, $033C is...

Hi-res is always desirable, but there are times when you need to put two colors in a single 8x8 cell. So I still voted combined, because it is a nifty feature and option to implement. Speaking of sprites, I had developed a small assembly routine that allowed for up to 8 "sprites" made up o...