DamienD's WinUAE Collection - Page 89

DamienD · 01 February 2019, 18:20

No, I haven't included ALL games...

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chip · 02 February 2019, 07:58

I see, right choice, IMHO

03 February 2019, 23:37

[ Show youtube player ]

I'm too lazy to leave a review so I just made this youtube video instead, thanks for your amazing work DamienD, it's an absolute joy just to play stuff without having to tinker around.

DamienD · 04 February 2019, 00:07

Thanks for that Odyssey

I see that you were also using Xbox 360 wireless controllers; as you know, Toni has made it very easy to switch to these by just:

Quote:

Originally Posted by DamienD

"Keyboard Layout B" is set for "Port 2"; obviously if you plug in your joystick / controller and press button one it will swap over. With the second joystick / controller, press the 2nd button to swap over.

BTW, you can just double-click on a game to play... you don't need to select "Load" and then "Start"

Also, with Code name Hell Squad... use the "Hellsquadfast" and "Enginefast" icons to launch the game as these are for AGA Amiga; which the configuration is set for.

I guess I really should have removed the "Hellsquad" and "Engine" icons after installation.

Technosylph · 04 February 2019, 02:37

I love this project. There were always so many Amiga titles that I wanted to play. I was always frustrated because of the difficult setup process. This collection, however, appears to be the solution to my problems.

malko · 06 February 2019, 17:40

@DamienD : Running out of space, I have reinstalled your DDWC in a new HD (up to upd pack #18 so far). I took this opportunity to run a script I have made some years ago (have adapted it) to check if all game folders were containing "game files" (adf, ipf, hdf, iso, etc.).
And I was surprised to see that some folders contain only the screen-shots.
After having a closer look I have seen that they are "cartridge" like game. Was such game available for Amiga back in time or were they arcade one ?

Code:

PACK
----
BASE: "Aaargh! Arcadia"
BASE: "Blastaball Arcadia"
BASE: "Delta Command Arcadia"
BASE: "Leader Board Arcadia"
BASE: "Magic Johnson's Fast Break Arcadia"
BASE: "Ninja Mission Arcadia"
BASE: "Roadwars Arcadia"
BASE: "SideWinder Arcadia"
BASE: "Spot Arcadia"
BASE: "Voyager I" *
 12 : "World Darts Arcadia"
  3 : "World Trophy Soccer Arcadia"
BASE: "Xenon Arcadia"

* Voyager I -> game file has an EXE extension

enigma776 · 06 February 2019, 18:08

Quote:

Originally Posted by malko

@DamienD : Running out of space, I have reinstalled your DDWC in a new HD (up to upd pack #18 so far). I took this opportunity to run a script I have made some years ago (have adapted it) to check if all game folders were containing "game files" (adf, ipf, hdf, iso, etc.).
And I was surprised to see that some folders contain only the screen-shots.
After having a closer look I have seen that they are "cartridge" like game. Was such game available for Amiga back in time or were they arcade one ?

Code:

PACK
----
BASE: "Aaargh! Arcadia"
BASE: "Blastaball Arcadia"
BASE: "Delta Command Arcadia"
BASE: "Leader Board Arcadia"
BASE: "Magic Johnson's Fast Break Arcadia"
BASE: "Ninja Mission Arcadia"
BASE: "Roadwars Arcadia"
BASE: "SideWinder Arcadia"
BASE: "Spot Arcadia"
BASE: "Voyager I" *
 12 : "World Darts Arcadia"
  3 : "World Trophy Soccer Arcadia"
BASE: "Xenon Arcadia"

* Voyager I -> game file has an EXE extension

These are arcade games based on Amiga hardware and I believe there in the ROMs directory

DamienD · 06 February 2019, 18:25

Quote:

Originally Posted by malko

After having a closer look I have seen that they are "cartridge" like game. Was such game available for Amiga back in time or were they arcade one ?

Quote:

Originally Posted by enigma776

These are arcade games based on Amiga hardware and I believe there in the ROMs directory

Yes these are arcade ROMs and located in the "C:\WinUAE\ROMs" directory.

You set them up via the "ROM" section i.e:

Quote:

Originally Posted by malko

* Voyager I -> game file has an EXE extension

Couldn't find an .ADF of this game; only the .EXE...

dax · 07 February 2019, 10:17

I remember You don't like SEUCK games:
http://hol.abime.net/hol_search.php?..._quickmatch=74

But what if they great? I mean "SWIV related" and "Xenon related" shooters"

malko · 07 February 2019, 11:50

Thanks you Damien

!

reInstall script updated

Edit: changed hosting site as 'tinypic' is closing down

<< >>

chip · 07 February 2019, 11:51

Never seen a great SEUCK game

malko · 07 February 2019, 12:14

Think I will give a try to this SEUCK "Xenon III".

Qun Mang · 08 February 2019, 01:28

How about AMOS games? I had that back in the day, though I never actually made anything with it. That is a tendency of mine for some reason. I have some game maker software right now in my Steam library that hasn't been touched. (Even Super Mario Maker for Wii U- never made a single level!)

There was also Adventure Construction Set- I still have that theme music running through my head. I think it was the C64 version I had though rather than the Amiga.

It would be interesting to see any of these added, but no worries about doing it since they aren't games per se, just creation tools.

[EDIT: Sorry Damien- went a bit off topic here responding to the mention of SEUCK.]

malko · 08 February 2019, 11:16

Quote:

Originally Posted by Qun Mang

How about AMOS games? [...]

I don't know if it's a dangerous topic since a recent "pineapple cucumber" (

) platform game...

Dunny · 08 February 2019, 11:37

I don't think, for the purposes of this collection, that game-maker games might not necessarily be excluded.

The aim of Damien's collection (beyond reliving his early Amiga days) is to collect the best of the best that the Miggy has to offer. If a game-maker game - even SEUCK, if possible - is a good game, then it qualifies to be included.

My reasons for this are that although a game made in say, RedPill or Backbone will have insane system requirements we're strictly emulating where system resources are plentiful. So although people who release games for Amiga hardware that requires huge outlays in extra hardware tend to get pillaged, and rightly so, it doesn't necessarily mean that the game is bad.

DamienD · 08 February 2019, 11:55

Guys, there are games in my collection that are Blitz Basic / AMOS / GRAC / RedPill and even Backbone... just not many.

As Dunny has said:

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dunny

The aim of Damien's collection (beyond reliving his early Amiga days) is to collect the best of the best that the Miggy has to offer. If a game-maker game - even SEUCK, if possible - is a good game, then it qualifies to be included.

...and I've also commented about this many times, see here.

Quote:

Originally Posted by DamienD

If you have any suggestions regarding quality, decent, fun games that I've somehow missed; please post in the following thread and I'll look into them: Request for any gems

malko · 08 February 2019, 12:56

Please accept my apologies as I though you were looking at AMOS games differently since recently.

DamienD · 08 February 2019, 17:05

As earok has released the new, improved v1.3 of Time Gal, I've updated the .HDF in my collection

So, please just do the following:

Download the file "Time Gal AGA v1.3 HDF.rar" from the EAB File Server under the directory "~Uploads/DamienD/HDFs".
Extract into "C:\WinUAE\Games\Time Gal AGA".

jabybau · 08 February 2019, 21:50

tks mate!!!! always on the go!!!

DamienD · 10 February 2019, 18:10

Given the news that earok has released v1.3B of Time Gal (reverted back to original zoom level), I've updated the .HDF in my collection again

So, please just do the following:

Download the file "Time Gal AGA v1.3B HDF.rar" from the EAB File Server under the directory "~Uploads/DamienD/HDFs".
Extract into "C:\WinUAE\Games\Time Gal AGA".

06 February 2019, 17:40	#1766
malko Ex nihilo nihil Join Date: Oct 2017 Location: CH Posts: 4,856	@DamienD : Running out of space, I have reinstalled your DDWC in a new HD (up to upd pack #18 so far). I took this opportunity to run a script I have made some years ago (have adapted it) to check if all game folders were containing "game files" (adf, ipf, hdf, iso, etc.). And I was surprised to see that some folders contain only the screen-shots. After having a closer look I have seen that they are "cartridge" like game. Was such game available for Amiga back in time or were they arcade one ? Code: PACK ---- BASE: "Aaargh! Arcadia" BASE: "Blastaball Arcadia" BASE: "Delta Command Arcadia" BASE: "Leader Board Arcadia" BASE: "Magic Johnson's Fast Break Arcadia" BASE: "Ninja Mission Arcadia" BASE: "Roadwars Arcadia" BASE: "SideWinder Arcadia" BASE: "Spot Arcadia" BASE: "Voyager I" * 12 : "World Darts Arcadia" 3 : "World Trophy Soccer Arcadia" BASE: "Xenon Arcadia" * Voyager I -> game file has an EXE extension

07 February 2019, 11:50	#1770
malko Ex nihilo nihil Join Date: Oct 2017 Location: CH Posts: 4,856	Thanks you Damien ! reInstall script updated Edit: changed hosting site as 'tinypic' is closing down << >> Last edited by malko; 26 October 2020 at 23:15.

08 February 2019, 01:28	#1773
Qun Mang Klingon for Christ Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Qo'noS Posts: 158	How about AMOS games? I had that back in the day, though I never actually made anything with it. That is a tendency of mine for some reason. I have some game maker software right now in my Steam library that hasn't been touched. (Even Super Mario Maker for Wii U- never made a single level!) There was also Adventure Construction Set- I still have that theme music running through my head. I think it was the C64 version I had though rather than the Amiga. It would be interesting to see any of these added, but no worries about doing it since they aren't games per se, just creation tools. [EDIT: Sorry Damien- went a bit off topic here responding to the mention of SEUCK.] Last edited by Qun Mang; 09 February 2019 at 05:22.

08 February 2019, 11:37	#1775
Dunny Registered User Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Scunthorpe/United Kingdom Posts: 1,973	I don't think, for the purposes of this collection, that game-maker games might not necessarily be excluded. The aim of Damien's collection (beyond reliving his early Amiga days) is to collect the best of the best that the Miggy has to offer. If a game-maker game - even SEUCK, if possible - is a good game, then it qualifies to be included. My reasons for this are that although a game made in say, RedPill or Backbone will have insane system requirements we're strictly emulating where system resources are plentiful. So although people who release games for Amiga hardware that requires huge outlays in extra hardware tend to get pillaged, and rightly so, it doesn't necessarily mean that the game is bad. Last edited by Dunny; 08 February 2019 at 21:35.

08 February 2019, 12:56	#1777
malko Ex nihilo nihil Join Date: Oct 2017 Location: CH Posts: 4,856	Please accept my apologies as I though you were looking at AMOS games differently since recently. Last edited by malko; 08 February 2019 at 13:11.

01 February 2019, 18:20	#1761
DamienD Banned Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: London / Sydney Age: 47 Posts: 20,420	No, I haven't included ALL games... Read this post

02 February 2019, 07:58	#1762
chip Registered User Join Date: Oct 2012 Location: Italy Age: 49 Posts: 2,941	I see, right choice, IMHO

03 February 2019, 23:37	#1763
Odyssey Posts: n/a	[ Show youtube player ] I'm too lazy to leave a review so I just made this youtube video instead, thanks for your amazing work DamienD, it's an absolute joy just to play stuff without having to tinker around.

04 February 2019, 02:37	#1765
Technosylph Registered User Join Date: Jan 2019 Location: Austin / Texas Posts: 16	I love this project. There were always so many Amiga titles that I wanted to play. I was always frustrated because of the difficult setup process. This collection, however, appears to be the solution to my problems.

07 February 2019, 10:17	#1769
dax Registered User Join Date: Dec 2015 Location: Warsaw Posts: 74	I remember You don't like SEUCK games: http://hol.abime.net/hol_search.php?..._quickmatch=74 But what if they great? I mean "SWIV related" and "Xenon related" shooters"

07 February 2019, 11:51	#1771
chip Registered User Join Date: Oct 2012 Location: Italy Age: 49 Posts: 2,941	Never seen a great SEUCK game

07 February 2019, 12:14	#1772
malko Ex nihilo nihil Join Date: Oct 2017 Location: CH Posts: 4,856	Think I will give a try to this SEUCK "Xenon III".

08 February 2019, 17:05	#1778
DamienD Banned Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: London / Sydney Age: 47 Posts: 20,420	As earok has released the new, improved v1.3 of Time Gal, I've updated the .HDF in my collection So, please just do the following: Download the file "Time Gal AGA v1.3 HDF.rar" from the EAB File Server under the directory "~Uploads/DamienD/HDFs". Extract into "C:\WinUAE\Games\Time Gal AGA".

08 February 2019, 21:50	#1779
jabybau Registered User Join Date: Oct 2017 Location: Italy Posts: 130	tks mate!!!! always on the go!!!

10 February 2019, 18:10	#1780
DamienD Banned Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: London / Sydney Age: 47 Posts: 20,420	Given the news that earok has released v1.3B of Time Gal (reverted back to original zoom level), I've updated the .HDF in my collection again So, please just do the following: Download the file "Time Gal AGA v1.3B HDF.rar" from the EAB File Server under the directory "~Uploads/DamienD/HDFs". Extract into "C:\WinUAE\Games\Time Gal AGA".

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