Hungry Horace
11 January 2008, 17:38
As mentioned in a Captive demo thread, I've used the generic kickstart 1.3 whdload slave to install some Amiga Format demos. It's just a little experimental thing i wanted to try out.
Those demos are:
New Zealand Story, Captive, Mega-Lo-Mania and Wipe-Out.
NZS has some flickery graphics on my A1200/030 ... but seems fine under emulation. This i'm afraid is the only one with a working quit key (the others require the NOVBMOVE tooltype atm)
This i really wanted to install as the level featured is a "mutant" version of level 1.4 , not featured in the actual game.
Captive and MLM work fine but dont quit.
Perhaps if the files can be unpacked, this can be fixed.
Wipe-Out works on an 030 (and others) setup on winuae but not on the real 030 hardware. :banghead stupidly, you can run the original file on my machine by using TUDE DEGRADE beforehand, but avoiding this was one reason i wanted to install the bugger. This also doesnt quit, even when unpacked.
I have uploaded these to the Zone for anyone interested in having a look.
Those demos are:
New Zealand Story, Captive, Mega-Lo-Mania and Wipe-Out.
NZS has some flickery graphics on my A1200/030 ... but seems fine under emulation. This i'm afraid is the only one with a working quit key (the others require the NOVBMOVE tooltype atm)
This i really wanted to install as the level featured is a "mutant" version of level 1.4 , not featured in the actual game.
Captive and MLM work fine but dont quit.
Perhaps if the files can be unpacked, this can be fixed.
Wipe-Out works on an 030 (and others) setup on winuae but not on the real 030 hardware. :banghead stupidly, you can run the original file on my machine by using TUDE DEGRADE beforehand, but avoiding this was one reason i wanted to install the bugger. This also doesnt quit, even when unpacked.
I have uploaded these to the Zone for anyone interested in having a look.