Denial

Welcome!
And interesting to read about your work!

Here's a funny youtube review of the game:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qVQcuiZpRsg

Thanks, downloaded & will read on my phone while commuting!

Aart Bik's crossassembler on the Mac command line, http://www.aartbik.com/MISC/c64.html, with TextWrangler as editor and VICE as emulator. And Disk Imagery http://lallafa.de/blog/c64-projects/diskimagery64/ for the odd d64 edit.

I gather the LCD Commodore did not work anymore?

Since the commodore128.org forum doesn't seem to be with us anymore, I'll release my urge to post over here. There is a replacement C128 forum at http://c-128.freeforums.net/ Truly, Robert Bernardo Fresno Commodore User Group http://www.dickestel.com/fcug.htm July 26-27 Commodore Vegas Expo v10 201...

Welcome! Looks like a very good find! If you're into the kind of low-level programming that goes into microcontrollers, I think you'll feel right at home in old 8-bit hardware. The charm of these old machines is how few levels of abstraction there are and yet you can do anything. Nice papercraft by ...

Since the commodore128.org forum doesn't seem to be with us anymore, I'll release my urge to post over here. It's probably trivial and I can't see any use for it, but I managed to put 16 different colours in 16 adjacent pixels. Because I use one-pixel sprites, this can only work in one spot on the s...

http://www.commodore128.org/ looks down again.

Just when I figured something out on the C128 that seemed postworthy.

pixel wrote:I'm heavily extending the VIC chip page at http://sleepingelephant.com/denial/wiki ... nology_VIC so we don't have to gather all the bits and pieces again and again when fantasizing/planning/coding.

Thanks!

Thanks for including Hexmapper and my VIC demos!

Ah, It's all down to our kind and benevolent editor, Uncle K up in Reset towers ;) Glad you've had a load of downloads from the coverage though. Takes me back to my Rogue Trooper days ;) Thinking of contributing to the next issue? I thoroughly enjoy writing 'The day the universe died' for Reset, ma...

plume wrote:Reset #3 Is available to download from its cosy home below:

http://reset.cbm8bit.com/

TONS of great content, and Witzo gets a mention too for his Hexmapper

Enjoy!

78 pages, a big issue!

Thanks for putting Hexmapper in there! Already got a dozen downloads for it since the mag came out.

Vicman *1970 wrote:Hi,
i've uploaded an animated.gif of "Star Battle" (ingame_gameplay)

Cool gif!
But I don't know how the wiki works...

I voted Plus/4 for collectors, since that is what I think is the aim of the poll.
But the actually most useful computer will be the Pentium, because of enormous amounts of old data lying around that historians will want to access.