Amiga CD32 questions

pubzombie · 03 January 2010, 20:54

Hi peeps,
been thinking of getting a CD32 to put in the lounge - the miggy 1200 is too big to fit under the TV.
Are the games easy to get hold of? and can freeware games be burnt to cd on a normal pc cd burner.
cheers
steve

FOL · 03 January 2010, 22:33

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Originally Posted by pubzombie

Hi peeps,
been thinking of getting a CD32 to put in the lounge - the miggy 1200 is too big to fit under the TV.
Are the games easy to get hold of? and can freeware games be burnt to cd on a normal pc cd burner.
cheers
steve

Yes to all.

But for burning, you would have to compile the games using the CD32 Devkit into an ISO, then burn it.

pubzombie · 03 January 2010, 22:48

thanx fol

are the dev kits freeware? they seem unavailable on net?

FOL · 03 January 2010, 23:21

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Originally Posted by pubzombie

thanx fol

are the dev kits freeware? they seem unavailable on net?

They are available from cd32allianz.de

http://www.cd32-allianz.de/entwickler/entwickler?

prowler · 03 January 2010, 23:25

Alternatively, they can be downloaded from the EAB File Server in the Apps/new apps folder.

pubzombie · 03 January 2010, 23:37

cheerz guys. next payday gues what i is getting. yay

Gordon · 03 January 2010, 23:48

shame you didnt think of this 2 weeks ago, could of asked santa!

pubzombie · 04 January 2010, 00:29

can u use the dev kit to put any miggy game onto iso?

FOL · 04 January 2010, 00:35

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Originally Posted by pubzombie

can u use the dev kit to put any miggy game onto iso?

Yeh, if its AmiDOS.

Or you could use WHDLoad, as wepl made a CD32 version of WHDLoad.

Retro-Nerd · 04 January 2010, 00:37

Don't forget Heavy Stylus conversions.

http://www.rgcd.co.uk/cd32/

FOL · 04 January 2010, 00:44

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Originally Posted by Retro-Nerd

Don't forget Heavy Stylus conversions.

http://www.rgcd.co.uk/cd32/

Good call.

I still have some for him, just he never got back to me.

pubzombie · 04 January 2010, 00:47

jeez you guys are like the gods of amiga. I presume my whdload key will work on cd32 version too?

Retro-Nerd · 04 January 2010, 00:47

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Last Activity: 02 January 2010 21:49

Still active, you could write a pm.

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jeez you guys are like the gods of amiga. I presume my whdload key will work on cd32 version too?

WHDLoad CD32 needs no key, iirc.

FOL · 04 January 2010, 00:50

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Originally Posted by Retro-Nerd

WHDLoad CD32 needs no key, iirc.

Aye, it detects a none CD32 and will not work.

Cammy · 04 January 2010, 02:48

Make sure you try out Super Street Fighter II DX, the custom CD32 version of SSFII that finally boots on the CD32, which was previously thought to be impossible until Viddi and Boo Boo proved otherwise. They used a few tricks to get it working, but it proves what can be done to make even the toughest old games run on the CD32 - http://amigachristmastree.condor.ser..._CD32_V1.1.ISO

NewDeli · 04 January 2010, 15:37

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Originally Posted by pubzombie

jeez you guys are like the gods of amiga.

May I kindly suggest you avoid making such comments ?
I am quite sure some people could actually think they actually are what you describe.
I should know for being their omniscient Messenger

.

pubzombie · 04 January 2010, 20:31

sorry o omniscient one

DyLucke · 05 January 2010, 00:08

Super Street Fighter II DX??????????????????????'

Cammy · 05 January 2010, 00:38

DyLucke, it's the AGA version of Super Street Fighter II: The New Challengers, patched to boot on the CD32, with some of the background graphics fixed up too!

DyLucke · 05 January 2010, 15:41

oh! Sounds good... That version had good playability, despite quite poor graphics... Something with that playability but with gfx from the CD32 version would had been awesome.

03 January 2010, 20:54	#1
pubzombie Registered User Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: westmids Posts: 900	Amiga CD32 questions Hi peeps, been thinking of getting a CD32 to put in the lounge - the miggy 1200 is too big to fit under the TV. Are the games easy to get hold of? and can freeware games be burnt to cd on a normal pc cd burner. cheers steve

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pubzombie Registered User Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: westmids Posts: 900	thanx fol are the dev kits freeware? they seem unavailable on net? Last edited by pubzombie; 03 January 2010 at 22:56. Reason: add

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Cammy Registered User Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Tasmania, Australia Age: 39 Posts: 1,189	Make sure you try out Super Street Fighter II DX, the custom CD32 version of SSFII that finally boots on the CD32, which was previously thought to be impossible until Viddi and Boo Boo proved otherwise. They used a few tricks to get it working, but it proves what can be done to make even the toughest old games run on the CD32 - http://amigachristmastree.condor.ser..._CD32_V1.1.ISO

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