Karateka (ST Port) - Page 4

DamienD · 03 February 2016, 01:25

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Originally Posted by demoniac

I beaten the game using DamienD's ADF. Everything worked for me. Great job!

Nice to know that I didn't mess up the outstanding job that meynaf did when I copied everything to a bootable .ADF...

Appreciate you confirming that the .ADF is 100% working / tested my friend

...but again; hat's off to the man meynaf

Neil79 · 03 February 2016, 01:26

Meynaf! - http://www.indieretronews.com/2016/0...community.html

DamienD · 03 February 2016, 01:34

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Originally Posted by Neil79

Meynaf! - http://www.indieretronews.com/2016/0...community.html

Nice article Neil79

TCD · 03 February 2016, 01:55

Nice one, meynaf

Neil79 · 03 February 2016, 01:59

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Originally Posted by DamienD

Nice article Neil79

Cheers buddy! Nice work on the game meynaf and to you for the adf DamienD

TjLaZer · 03 February 2016, 03:00

Wow! Very nice! Thank you for doing this! I always wanted this game on the Amiga since I had my C64/Atari 800XL! (and was mad the ST got it and not the Amiga!)

Created a HD install with 256 color icons! In Da Zone!

demoniac · 03 February 2016, 06:41

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Originally Posted by DamienD

Nice to know that I didn't mess up the outstanding job that meynaf did when I copied everything to a bootable .ADF...

Appreciate you confirming that the .ADF is 100% working / tested my friend

...but again; hat's off to the man meynaf

Heh, not to say that you didn't contribute anything, but I was congratulating meynaf for his fine work as I replied to his original request of someone else playing the game to the final level.

Gzegzolka · 03 February 2016, 09:11

Graphically this game do not stun me, but game-play is awesome, I like how every move is mapped to keyboard so it is very fun to play. Great work !

Predseda · 03 February 2016, 12:24

I posted the link to Indie Retro News article to lemonamiga.com homepage News. Thanks Meynaf, thanks Neil.

Neil79 · 03 February 2016, 14:01

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Originally Posted by Predseda

I posted the link to Indie Retro News article to lemonamiga.com homepage News. Thanks Meynaf, thanks Neil.

Ahh cheers buddy much appreciated

Phantomz · 03 February 2016, 15:07

Thank you meynaf for another great port.

Zandig · 03 February 2016, 15:50

Excellent! Thanks for porting this meynaf.

Played with the joystick option which worked great. The third guy killed me with one kick while I made the error of running full speed at him

Davka · 03 February 2016, 15:53

Thank you guys for this port

My blog entry about it: http://davka.pl/articles/6/karateka-...ported-in-2016

and this is Karateka by meynaf working on my Vampire 2:

Video:
[ Show youtube player ]

meynaf · 03 February 2016, 16:10

For a little bit of fun, try fighting with the girl at the end.

s2325 · 03 February 2016, 22:53

Predseda · 04 February 2016, 14:16

Please, could some mod take part of this thread regarding meynaf's Karateka port and put it to its own new therad? I think it is worth announcing. A bit hidden here.

TCD · 04 February 2016, 14:21

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Originally Posted by Predseda

Please, could some mod take part of this thread regarding meynaf's Karateka port and put it to its own new therad? I think it is worth announcing. A bit hidden here.

Roger that

Done

s2325 · 04 February 2016, 14:38

Game need quick quit to Workbench after falling into sea

Dalai · 12 February 2016, 08:17

This is really cool. Meynaf can you share some more details on the process you used to port the game? What language did you decompile it to? Was it a high level language like C? Or did you translate raw assembly instructions? Did you end up patching the direct memory addressing in the scripting language or in your decompiled binary?

meynaf · 12 February 2016, 09:12

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Originally Posted by Dalai

This is really cool. Meynaf can you share some more details on the process you used to port the game?

For the sake of curiosity, huh ?

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dalai

What language did you decompile it to? Was it a high level language like C? Or did you translate raw assembly instructions?

I did not "decompile" the game. I just resourced the asm and patched it enough to make it work.

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Originally Posted by Dalai

Did you end up patching the direct memory addressing in the scripting language or in your decompiled binary?

Depends what it was. What could be left alone (by just adding a bss area) was kept as is. The rest was changed in the script.
Direct memory addressing was rarely really direct ; it nearly always used some base address (like end of program or start of screen memory) which some offset got added.

03 February 2016, 03:00	#66
TjLaZer Registered User Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Tacoma, WA USA Age: 52 Posts: 1,915	Wow! Very nice! Thank you for doing this! I always wanted this game on the Amiga since I had my C64/Atari 800XL! (and was mad the ST got it and not the Amiga!) Created a HD install with 256 color icons! In Da Zone! Last edited by TjLaZer; 03 February 2016 at 06:33.

03 February 2016, 15:53	#73
Davka Registered User Join Date: Dec 2014 Location: Poland Posts: 15	Thank you guys for this port My blog entry about it: http://davka.pl/articles/6/karateka-...ported-in-2016 and this is Karateka by meynaf working on my Vampire 2: Video: [ Show youtube player ] Last edited by Davka; 03 February 2016 at 17:17.

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Dalai Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: UK Posts: 148	This is really cool. Meynaf can you share some more details on the process you used to port the game? What language did you decompile it to? Was it a high level language like C? Or did you translate raw assembly instructions? Did you end up patching the direct memory addressing in the scripting language or in your decompiled binary?

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