Richard Costello's Coding memories - Page 18

Galahad/FLT · 26 July 2020, 23:09

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Originally Posted by Ricardo

Didn't know that. When I read the above the first thing I thought was he smoked too much... Too young for such a talent, lovely person too.

Yeah, sorry to be the one to say, I presumed it was something you would already know.

2 years in October.

In the span of 20-30 years which doesn't seem like much, a lot of talent seems to have gone forever.

LongLifeA1200 · 27 July 2020, 04:56

I had wondered where Kamelito's avatar was from.

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Originally Posted by Ricardo

Ramrod music & sound was by Benn Dalglish.

It would be nice to hear more of his work.

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Originally Posted by Ricardo

One of the 4 sub games appears to have a disc error

Are you planning to make a digital backup copy before attempting to clean the disc?

mc68060 · 27 July 2020, 12:28

@Ricardo: Please release Ramrod! It looks like a very good game.

md32 · 06 January 2023, 09:33

I found this thread by chance when looking for the MK2 source code after reading that it leaked a couple days ago. If anyone is interested you can find it here https://github.com/historicalsource/mk2. The code is for the Arcade machines (powered by the TMS34010 chip) and is written in the assembly language.

BTW this is an amazing thread, I've read the whole 18 pages

Thank you @Ricardo!

jotd · 13 January 2023, 20:17

MK2: Cloning into 'mk2'...
remote: Repository unavailable due to DMCA takedown.

someone could grab it before that? I didn't.

This user also has "sources" of some arcade games, but actually he doesn't. The "sources" of Xevious for instance, are just rom dumps, in ASCII....

06 January 2023, 09:33	#344
md32 Registered User Join Date: Jan 2023 Location: Sydney Posts: 1	I found this thread by chance when looking for the MK2 source code after reading that it leaked a couple days ago. If anyone is interested you can find it here https://github.com/historicalsource/mk2. The code is for the Arcade machines (powered by the TMS34010 chip) and is written in the assembly language. BTW this is an amazing thread, I've read the whole 18 pages Thank you @Ricardo! Last edited by md32; 06 January 2023 at 11:23.

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