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wizard1 · 03 February 2019, 13:54

Hi All,
i have an .adf of this programme. version as above. It is the cracked version.
If it is wanted, what should I do with it?. Can anyone post to the zone?.
Cheers

Quote:

Originally Posted by Retro1234

I'd be intrested in any Parameter copier similar to LockPick
This Link suggests theres a cracked version of PowerCopy 3.04 but ive never found it

http://bitworld.bitfellas.org/demo.php?id=20602

wizard1 · 03 February 2019, 14:10

Posted to the Zone
Cheers

Quote:

Originally Posted by wizard1

Hi All,
i have an .adf of this programme. version as above. It is the cracked version.
If it is wanted, what should I do with it?. Can anyone post to the zone?.
Cheers

FerociousAmiga · 11 July 2021, 05:21

QuickNibble

[ Show youtube player ]

BarryB · 16 July 2021, 21:41

I just uploaded CT RAW files of Burst Nibbler V1.1 and Smart Copy v1.1 into The Zone as they are still copy protected!

Smart Copy came as an additional disk with Burst Nibbler!

Retro1234 · 17 July 2021, 02:38

Quote:

Originally Posted by wizard1

Hi All,
i have an .adf of this programme. version as above. It is the cracked version.
If it is wanted, what should I do with it?. Can anyone post to the zone?.
Cheers

What? never saw this, so the punishers crack really does exist?

Quote:

Originally Posted by BarryB

I just uploaded CT RAW files of Burst Nibbler V1.1 and Smart Copy v1.1 into The Zone as they are still copy protected!

Smart Copy came as an additional disk with Burst Nibbler!

I always thought Burst Nibbler was pretty solid better than X-Copy or D-copy etc

BarryB · 17 July 2021, 16:59

Quote:

Originally Posted by Retro1234

I always thought Burst Nibbler was pretty solid better than X-Copy or D-copy etc

StingRay has now cracked both Burst Nibbler / Smart Copy and uploaded ADF's to The Zone!

It would be nice to find the TACH 25 hardware for Burst Nibbler and test that out! It looked like it plugged into the serial port as well as the floppy port!

Retro1234 · 17 July 2021, 17:17

Quote:

Originally Posted by BarryB

StingRay has now cracked both Burst Nibbler / Smart Copy and uploaded ADF's to The Zone!

It would be nice to find the TACH 25 hardware for Burst Nibbler and test that out! It looked like it plugged into the serial port as well as the floppy port!

Never knew it used hardware, thought it was software only, ill have a look
was also included with the Action Reply.

BarryB · 17 July 2021, 20:53

I think Burst Nibbler was built into AR!

Here's a pic of the Hardware taken from a Datel Ad in Amiga Plus Vol2 No4!

Radertified · 17 July 2021, 23:33

Correct. You type "burst" and it'll load it.

The version on the Action Replay MKIII cart I tried is 2.170889.

Retro1234 · 17 July 2021, 23:48

Quite pricey wasn't it! even the software only version.

BarryB · 18 July 2021, 01:28

Quote:

Originally Posted by Radertified

Correct. You type "burst" and it'll load it.

The version on the Action Replay MKIII cart I tried is 2.170889.

I wonder what the difference is between the v1.1 version and the one in AR? I've seen some v2 releases and assumed them fake, but probably ripped from AR?

Quote:

Originally Posted by Retro1234

Quite pricey wasn't it! even the software only version.

I guess back in 1990 R&D, manufacturing and marketing costs still had to be clawed back!

Retro1234 · 19 July 2021, 11:20

I know I said it was solid compared to X-Copy etc but software only it can't of been much better/different and at that price for the software only version seems crazy.

I first had it with a Action Replay they were great and how much were they?
plus good old AR you could actually Dump Burst Nibbler to a disk for your friends.

BarryB · 19 July 2021, 18:56

Unlike the disk version, Burst Nibbler wouldn't copy it's own disk!

PDrill · 20 July 2021, 10:51

A while ago a thought came into my mind. As almost everything back then was cracked, did we really need to use all those 'elite copiers' or would a simple DOS diskcopy have done the trick aswell? Because now we have everything in 880k .ADF format and they work just great and afaik it's just as simple image as a diskcopy would've produced.

BarryB · 20 July 2021, 21:02

Most were sold with the intention of making a safety backup of the games you already owned!

Today, we also have IPF images which contain the disk format/protection of the original, many people would rather have a copy of an original disk than a cracked copy!

Retro1234 · 21 July 2021, 02:01

Quote:

Originally Posted by PDrill

A while ago a thought came into my mind. As almost everything back then was cracked, did we really need to use all those 'elite copiers' or would a simple DOS diskcopy have done the trick aswell? Because now we have everything in 880k .ADF format and they work just great and afaik it's just as simple image as a diskcopy would've produced.

I didn't really see the point in copiers like X-Copy they couldn't really copy anything but cracked games and you could just use diskcopy or something simple.

The hardware copiers were a different story.

16 July 2021, 21:41	#64
BarryB Amigaholic Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: UK Posts: 4,676	I just uploaded CT RAW files of Burst Nibbler V1.1 and Smart Copy v1.1 into The Zone as they are still copy protected! Smart Copy came as an additional disk with Burst Nibbler! Last edited by BarryB; 16 July 2021 at 23:01. Reason: Correction!

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Retro1234 Phone Homer Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: 5150 Posts: 5,773	Quite pricey wasn't it! even the software only version.

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