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Thanks for the links...these are great!The Laird wrote:If you like your homebrew games then take a look here:
Computer Homebrew Library
Console Homebrew Library
Tom_Baker wrote:I just finished watching a film about Stockholm syndrome. It started out terrible but by the end I really liked it.
As i wrote, i don't think the games should be filed on Pouet or WOS as Spectrum games because the machines themselves are significantly different, but when i wrote that piece the thread that i linked to for the Your Game 5 releases in the same issue wasn't far past Ketmar saying "ATM Turbo? ZX Evo? what are they doing here? they aren't Speccys at all" (my emphasis) and a few responses.joefish wrote:Jason, if you don't understand the drama surrounding these enhanced machines the Russians have developed, trying telling one of them that if they have a machine with a few Megs of RAM and VGA-standard graphics, they really shouldn't be trying to keep claiming it's a 'Sinclair Spectrum', and see what response you get.
i can sort of empathise with this bit. i got similar grief over my Atari 8-bit game Battle Eagle last year with people saying i hadn't tested it on real hardware when it had been regularly run on my 800XL; the problem was the late model 65XE and a poorly documented issue those machines have that corrupts graphics in the mode i'd used. i had further plans to (ab)use those modes but i'd have to get a "broken" XE machine for testing first. =-(joefish wrote:Despite programming my game to detect the different timing patterns of the Pentagon clone, and offering it free for download, I've seen it copied, but on a disk with a hacker's intro claiming he fixed it to run on a Pentagon, then people using that have given me abuse for not supporting it in the first place.
So you can image, relations don't always run that well.
And here is Part 2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fknjrrhCBLoThe Laird wrote:I have just started a new series of videos looking at the world of Homebrew Gaming. In my first episode I take a look at 5 Jaguar CD titles:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ssGFQbe3YeE
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