Madhouse Indian Spirit

Tim Janssen · 03 April 2002, 10:26

A couple of weeks ago I downloaded an AGA game called Mad House -Indian Spirit from Pe2000.net. Since it won't run in emulators I am still puzzled what type of game this is. Can anyone give some information/ screenshots about Mad House? Many thanks in advance.

andreas · 03 April 2002, 13:10

Mad House is a cool adventure game where you have to solve some puzzles which are utterly EASY AS PIE.
I don't know which dunce made you think that this is an AGA game:

well, it works with plain ECS configuration, maybe that was the "problem".

Make sure that you load a 3.x Workbench first, it doesn't need to be HD-installed,though. TOSEC v0.19 appears to be much more verbose here: "[WB]" could stand for "needs workbench", couldn't it?

Here's a screenshot so you can get an impression of that game. It's frigging hard to make a screenshot without showing you how to solve those puzzles, but eventually I found one!

Happy adventuring! Remember, if you have any questions - I solved the adventure in less than 1 hour!

Kodoichi · 03 April 2002, 13:28

Yeah, Madhouse is really cool. The things that make it great aren't the puzzles, but the graphics, story and especially the music. It's done in AMOS IIRC and you only need left, right and the firebutton to control it

Overdoc · 03 April 2002, 16:01

Hey, that looks like a cool game !
I love those simple, easy and (sometimes crappy) games !
Gotta check it out in the evening

Tim Janssen · 03 April 2002, 16:36

Thanks for providing a screenshot for the game, Drake. Now I am definitely sure it is an adventure game. You are right, Madhouse is not AGA.
I had some trouble running the game; When I tried to load this game without Workbench, I first get a 'recoverable alert' -warning and then a Guru meditation. I will try to run it in Workbench 3.x tonight.

andreas · 03 April 2002, 16:37

Quote:

Yeah, Madhouse is really cool. The things that make it great aren't the puzzles, but the graphics, story and especially the music.

Don't forget to mention the FONT.

Zak McKracken and Maniac Mansion are sending kind regards

Overdoc · 03 April 2002, 22:29

Me too got problems with that game

I tried to run it on a real A-500 ( kick1.3, 512k chip/512k fast ).
Since I got a 'missing returncode 20' error I switched to Kick 2.0 and also switched to 1MB chip, but this time I got the recoverable alert

Now, at last I tried to run the game on a A-1200 with 2MB chip and Kick 3.0, but the errormessage is still there !

Can you guys tell me how you run this game ? Or is this a special 'emulator only' version that won't run on a real Amiga

Kodoichi · 03 April 2002, 22:55

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Originally posted by Tim Janssen
Thanks for providing a screenshot for the game, Drake.

Drake?

The game worked fine for me on my A1200 with 2MB Chip, 8MB Fast RAM, WB3.1.

Overdoc · 03 April 2002, 23:12

Ok, I got it running now. But it really needs WB 3.x and more than 1MB chipram.
So, even if it is an ECS grafic game, it needs an A-1200 or an A-500 with kick & much ram upgrade ! It won't run on full ECS machines like standard A-500+ or A-600....

Tim Janssen · 04 April 2002, 12:24

@Samurai:
Ooops, of course I meant to thank Andreas.

I have played the game for a while yesterday and no, I haven't finished it yet. The graphics and music are very good for a PD-game and the whole game does not look like it was programmed with AMOS.

04 April 2002, 12:41

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I have played the game for a while yesterday and no, I haven't finished it yet. The graphics and music are very good for a PD-game and the whole game does not look like it was programmed with AMOS.

You learn something new everyday, I always thought Madhouse was a commercial game & not a PD game.
Dont ask me why, I just had the impression it was!

andreas · 04 April 2002, 13:28

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So, even if it is an ECS grafic game, it needs an A-1200 or an A-500 with kick & much ram upgrade !

Quote:

It won't run on full ECS machines like standard A-500+ or A-600....

Overdoc, if A500+ really had ECS, I would have to confess that I don't know enough about Amiga. *sigh*
AFAIK, ECS was only introduced with the A3000.
Well, and an A1200 is an AGA machine, not an ECS machine.

Overdoc · 04 April 2002, 14:56

Well, the A-1200 is an AGA machine, sure !
A-600 and A-500+ are ECS machines.
ECS particular is only the difference that these Amigas have an ECS graifk chip ( ECS Denise 8373 ).
But since this ECS chip needs a better Agnus chip which can adress at least 1MB of chipram, ECS commonly also stands for an Amiga with the following specs:
1) ECS Denise
2) 1MB chipram
3) Kick 2.0
A-500+ & A-600 have all of these.
I haven't tested it on a A-500+, but only on my OCS A-500, but switching to 1MB chipram and Kick 2.0 didn't help so I guess it either needs more chipram or a ECS Denise.
I will check it on an A-500+ later.

andreas · 04 April 2002, 18:12

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A-600 and A-500+ are ECS machines.

True.

*Sigh*
And I'm right, too.

ECS *was* introduced with the A3000, but in 1990.

A500+ was one year later. I didn't consider that the A500+ came out THAT late...

Well, you can't remember everything.

cf. http://www.titan.co.nz/amigaak/AA020540.htm
and http://www.titan.co.nz/amigaak/AA020570.htm

Nice site!

Overdoc · 04 April 2002, 19:08

Hmm, I think the A-500+ came out even after the A-600 !

Edit:
Ooops, I'm wrong !
Just checked your links, and it says the A-500+ was before the A-600 !

s2325 · 02 November 2011, 23:13

gameplay: http://youtu.be/76Tt2nGaj18

03 April 2002, 10:26	#1
Tim Janssen Junior Member Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: The Hague / The Netherlands Age: 36 Posts: 1,271	Madhouse Indian Spirit A couple of weeks ago I downloaded an AGA game called Mad House -Indian Spirit from Pe2000.net. Since it won't run in emulators I am still puzzled what type of game this is. Can anyone give some information/ screenshots about Mad House? Many thanks in advance.

03 April 2002, 13:10	#2
andreas Zone Friend Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Germany Age: 39 Posts: 5,858	Mad House is a cool adventure game where you have to solve some puzzles which are utterly EASY AS PIE. I don't know which dunce made you think that this is an AGA game: well, it works with plain ECS configuration, maybe that was the "problem". Make sure that you load a 3.x Workbench first, it doesn't need to be HD-installed,though. TOSEC v0.19 appears to be much more verbose here: "[WB]" could stand for "needs workbench", couldn't it? Here's a screenshot so you can get an impression of that game. It's frigging hard to make a screenshot without showing you how to solve those puzzles, but eventually I found one! Happy adventuring! Remember, if you have any questions - I solved the adventure in less than 1 hour! Attached Thumbnails Last edited by andreas; 03 April 2002 at 13:15.

03 April 2002, 16:01	#4
Overdoc Commodore Collector Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: Austria Age: 42 Posts: 770	Hey, that looks like a cool game ! I love those simple, easy and (sometimes crappy) games ! Gotta check it out in the evening __________________ Overdoc

03 April 2002, 16:36	#5
Tim Janssen Junior Member Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: The Hague / The Netherlands Age: 36 Posts: 1,271	An adventure game, that's for sure Thanks for providing a screenshot for the game, Drake. Now I am definitely sure it is an adventure game. You are right, Madhouse is not AGA. I had some trouble running the game; When I tried to load this game without Workbench, I first get a 'recoverable alert' -warning and then a Guru meditation. I will try to run it in Workbench 3.x tonight.

03 April 2002, 22:29	#7
Overdoc Commodore Collector Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: Austria Age: 42 Posts: 770	Me too got problems with that game I tried to run it on a real A-500 ( kick1.3, 512k chip/512k fast ). Since I got a 'missing returncode 20' error I switched to Kick 2.0 and also switched to 1MB chip, but this time I got the recoverable alert Now, at last I tried to run the game on a A-1200 with 2MB chip and Kick 3.0, but the errormessage is still there ! Can you guys tell me how you run this game ? Or is this a special 'emulator only' version that won't run on a real Amiga __________________ Overdoc

03 April 2002, 13:28	#3
Kodoichi Banned Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: I'm the smiling face on your TV, I exploit you still you love me Posts: 514	Yeah, Madhouse is really cool. The things that make it great aren't the puzzles, but the graphics, story and especially the music. It's done in AMOS IIRC and you only need left, right and the firebutton to control it

03 April 2002, 23:12	#9
Overdoc Commodore Collector Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: Austria Age: 42 Posts: 770	Ok, I got it running now. But it really needs WB 3.x and more than 1MB chipram. So, even if it is an ECS grafic game, it needs an A-1200 or an A-500 with kick & much ram upgrade ! It won't run on full ECS machines like standard A-500+ or A-600.... __________________ Overdoc

04 April 2002, 12:24	#10
Tim Janssen Junior Member Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: The Hague / The Netherlands Age: 36 Posts: 1,271	Nice graphics and sound @Samurai: Ooops, of course I meant to thank Andreas. I have played the game for a while yesterday and no, I haven't finished it yet. The graphics and music are very good for a PD-game and the whole game does not look like it was programmed with AMOS.

04 April 2002, 14:56	#13
Overdoc Commodore Collector Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: Austria Age: 42 Posts: 770	Well, the A-1200 is an AGA machine, sure ! A-600 and A-500+ are ECS machines. ECS particular is only the difference that these Amigas have an ECS graifk chip ( ECS Denise 8373 ). But since this ECS chip needs a better Agnus chip which can adress at least 1MB of chipram, ECS commonly also stands for an Amiga with the following specs: 1) ECS Denise 2) 1MB chipram 3) Kick 2.0 A-500+ & A-600 have all of these. I haven't tested it on a A-500+, but only on my OCS A-500, but switching to 1MB chipram and Kick 2.0 didn't help so I guess it either needs more chipram or a ECS Denise. I will check it on an A-500+ later. __________________ Overdoc

04 April 2002, 19:08	#15
Overdoc Commodore Collector Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: Austria Age: 42 Posts: 770	Hmm, I think the A-500+ came out even after the A-600 ! Edit: Ooops, I'm wrong ! Just checked your links, and it says the A-500+ was before the A-600 ! __________________ Overdoc Last edited by Overdoc; 04 April 2002 at 19:30.

02 November 2011, 23:13	#16
s2325 Zone Friend Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Gargore Age: 33 Posts: 11,461	gameplay: http://youtu.be/76Tt2nGaj18

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