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Looking forward to the Amstrad CPC dumps I probably have a few disks around here somewhere...
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SPS guys - is there a link that will display a single entry in the games section based on the ID?
e.g. the link to 2500 would display the line: 2500 Great Giana Sisters, The ... |
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Yeah I though of SPSS when I saw the new name - a program which you don't really want to associate yourself with because it is pretty dodgy (at least older versions were anyway)
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Congrats on the four years, and thanks for all the goodies, if the following four will be half as much fun I’ll stick around.
As for the name, I think a UAE or LAME interpretation would have been just as fine, everyone knows changes are dangerous and almost always end in outsourcing. Caps All Preserving Software Caps Ain’t All Amiga Preservations Society… and so on in the good old linux tradition. |
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congrats to the guys, i believe CAPS has been a great part of the process that has rewamped the amiga community (even if it is obviously a little community now compared to what it was), and moreover a big part of the thing that made me get back in actually play amiga games. so thanks and good luck in the new project
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really though, it's not a new project, just a natural progression of the existing one, the Amiga is still supported just as before, we're not going anywhere |
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this is really just for completeness i assume? since once it's fixed, you have a link from HOL, to a single line page on softpres.org, that only really has a link back to the HOL page you just came from |
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Fiath - can you be of assistance here?
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Comments about SPS name: Yes, all these issues came up. However, we couldn't think of any decent alternative. Feel free to suggest something if you can think of a better one than the ones we did. We found doing so very difficult, I'm sure you will too
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Seems I completely missed this thread when I got back...
Cody: Thanks for the corrections! I'll add the game list you posted today, thanks for that! About the ID - this is actually the first thing I fixed on getting back from holiday. Sent something like the following to RCK a few days ago: Please use this: http://www.softpres.org/page.php?id=games&gameid=n where n, is is the game id as before. Also could you change the logo? New one is here: http://www.softpres.org/images/banner_sps_small.gif |
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Sure we have games to process, but you misunderstand what I meant. 1) I said "we are running out of games". Think of the bigger picture. Sure, you may have submitted games (which is great!). But there are *far* less *good* (not broken, modified, duplicate) Amiga games being submitted now than in any time in CAPS history. In fact, far less. This is though CAPS/SPS is now bigger (as in more well known) than is ever was. The reason? It must be that we are simply running out of Amiga games to do that still exist. There will hopefully always be an inflow of new Amiga games to do, but why not try to do something good from other systems too? 2) When we *started* working on SPS (the generic hardware MFM stuff) there were no dumps left to process. Dumps being submitted after this have been been a bit side-lined, true. It has been very difficult to do both things at once - though we still have, as the releases post the MFM-stuff WIP show. 3) As far as the Amiga is concerned, we needed to do it for dual/tri-format games and Amiga games using "generic hardware MFM" disk format anyway. It is the same amount of (technical) work. |
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