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mcgeezer · 01 August 2021, 12:41

I know a while back there was someone doing a port of Kung Fu Master but I would say it's dead given there's been no updates.

A few days ago after a nice break I started working on arranging the graphics for the game and also doing a performance test to make sure the game can be ported to the A500 (0.5chip + 0.5 slow).

I'm pleased to say the game looks very do-able so I'll take it on as it's a nice little project to do. Thomas is a hardware sprite but the flying enemies are constructed from multiple bobs to save on ram and cycles.

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Geezer

PS - Like Rygar and Bomb Jack in the arcades, this was another favourite of mine that never seen the light of day on the Amiga. The game has a lot of history to it too, from what I've read it is the grandfather of Street Fighter (but I hate Street Fighter).

01 August 2021, 12:41	#1
mcgeezer Registered User Join Date: Oct 2017 Location: Sunderland, England Posts: 2,702	Kung Fu Master Port I know a while back there was someone doing a port of Kung Fu Master but I would say it's dead given there's been no updates. A few days ago after a nice break I started working on arranging the graphics for the game and also doing a performance test to make sure the game can be ported to the A500 (0.5chip + 0.5 slow). I'm pleased to say the game looks very do-able so I'll take it on as it's a nice little project to do. Thomas is a hardware sprite but the flying enemies are constructed from multiple bobs to save on ram and cycles. [ Show youtube player ] Geezer PS - Like Rygar and Bomb Jack in the arcades, this was another favourite of mine that never seen the light of day on the Amiga. The game has a lot of history to it too, from what I've read it is the grandfather of Street Fighter (but I hate Street Fighter).