06 August 2003, 18:06 | #1 |
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This is a list of the immediately accessable stuff from the loft that is salvageble. Aside from the slight grey mould on some items they should be perfectly scannable. Also, a lot of these came from an ex-computer games shop so have never been played (Elastic bands intact
But the damp could have bust the whole lot for all I know. If anything / everything is wanted I'll mail it to Fiath. I have tons of coverdisks AF/AUI mainly so I'll check them over too. All games PAL/UK unless indicated. Complete boxed (Most never run ex-retail, only the faint grey mould --- Batman (The Movie) / Ocean Battle Isle / UbiSoft Body Blows / Team 17 (Not 1.1 update) Clue, The / Neo [AGA] D-Day - The Beginning of the End / Impressions (1994) Detroit / Impressions (1994) Dune II / Virgin (1992) - Box damaged on one side, not mirror image Exile / Audiogenic Football Glory/ Black Legend K240 / Gremlin KickOff 2 + WC '90 / Anco On The Ball - World Cup Edition / Ascon Populous II / Bullfrog Sim City / Maxis Skidmarks + Super Skidmarks Update / Acid Software [OCS/AGA] Subwar 2050 / Microprose Super Street Fighter II / Capcom (1995) Test Match Cricket / Challenge Worms / Team 17 Zool / Gremlin Boxed Collections / ReReleases --- 2 x Award Winners (Lemmings / Civilization / Frontier) / Empire Classic Collection Adventure (MI/Indy/Loom/Zak/MM) Greatest, The (Jimmy White's / DUNE / Lure of the Temptress) UFO Enemy Unknown / PowerPlus Microprose Fields of Glory / Powerplus Microprose Dupes (More than one set of disks) --- Sim City Kick Off 2 Award Winners Apps --- Wordsworth 3 + 5 upgrade |
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I have no idea which ones are copy-protected. Guess I should consult the thread
Edit: I forgot to mention that the mags went a couple of years ago. But the disks look fine.. Coverdisks (With commercial games demos/related stuff) --- Amiga User International - 54 - Fears The One - Jan 1995 - Super Skidmarks The One - May 1995 - Gloom CU Amiga - 72 - SEUCK CU Amiga - 110 - Ultimate Soccer CU Amiga - 112 - Arcade Snooker CU Amiga - 114 - Super Streetfighter 2 CU Amiga - 118 - Fears / Citadel CU Amiga - 120 - Virtual Karting CU Amiga - 121 - Worms CU Amiga - 129 - Gloom Deluxe CU Amiga - 135 - Killing Grounds Amiga Computing - March 1996 - Nemac IV Amiga Computing - April 1996 - Capital Punishment Amiga Format - ? - Vaxine (Full Game) Amiga Format - ? - Archipelagos (Full Game) Amiga Format - ? - Myth/Elementary Lemmings Amiga Format - ? - 3D Construction Kit 2 Amiga Format - ? - Crazy Cars 3 Amiga Format - ? - International Sports Challenge Amiga Format - 12/Jul90 - Dan Dare III / Quartet Amiga Format - 20 - The Power / Interphase save fix Amiga Format - 21 - Moonshine Racers Amiga Format - 22 - Gods Amiga Format - 23 - Atomino / 3D Construction Kit Amiga Format - 25 - Mega-Lo-Mania Amiga Format - 26 - Magic Pockets Amiga Format - 27 - Arcade Classics (Shareware games) Amiga Format - 28 - First Samurai / Mig-29 Amiga Format - 29 - Blues Brothers Amiga Format - 32 - Top Banana / Air Warrior Amiga Format - 39 - Caesar / Quicksilver Pinball Amiga Format - 40 - Chaos Engine / Legend of Valour Amiga Format - 41 - Nigel Mansell's Amiga Format - 42 - Lemmings 2 Tribes Amiga Format - 43 - The Simpsons Bart Vs the World Amiga Format - 44 - Hired Guns Amiga Format - 45 - Dong Amiga Format - 46 - Charlie Chimp Amiga Format - 47 - B-17 /Disposable Hero Amiga Format - 48 - Syndicate Amiga Format - 49 - Stardust Amiga Format - 51a - Second Samurai Amiga Format - 51b - Skidmarks Amiga Format - 52b - Overdrive Amiga Format - 53b - Uridium 2 Amiga Format - 54b - Cannon Soccer Amiga Format - 55b - Beneath a Steel Sky Amiga Format - 57b - Universe / Arcade Pool Amiga Format - 63b - G2 Amiga Format - 64b - Theme Park Amiga Format - 65b - Sensible Golf Amiga Format - 66b - Zeewolf Amiga Format - 67b - ATR / SWOS Amiga Format - 67c - Lion King Amiga Format - 72b - Virocop Amiga Format - 74b - Player Manager 2 Amiga Format - 75b - Odyssey Amiga Format - 78b - Blitz Bombers Amiga Format - 86a - XP8 / Breed 96 |
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Practically most of them are interesting, like Sim City is dumped a zillion times, but all people saved their game progress back on the disk... In CAPS list: Battle Isle is DE version (yet English text apart from the intro), Body Blows we only have one good dump (don't know which version) due to mastering error, Clue is DE, etc.
As for which disk being protected or not does not really matter, using an anology many games in mame are protected, some are not, but all of them are included The point is to get a 100% dump. Fiath will be back around the 18th, August, he is on holiday atm. |
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I guess the rest of the originals (unboxed) must have been in the bag full of water I chucked last time I was here. When I mail them, is it ok to carefully flatten the boxes with a sharp knife or is it not worth the risk of damaging the corners? |
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Body Blows: that would explain the tons of bad disks dumped... seems the recall was not that much publicised, otherwise many people would have dumped the correct disks
As for mame: many of the "disks" were available in Raine, System16 emulator, Irem emulator etc already - yet you guys had to redump the lot, because they turned out to be incomplete or crappy or hacked dumps - pretty much the same here You won't find a single modded/hacked etc image released in caps either - though this keeps the release volume a bit down, but while we are at it why not do it properly so long we can, before the disks die |
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Better wait for Fiath about the knife and other dangerous stuff
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Looks great! If you must flatten the boxes, then no problem, but please be careful... Sorry, must be brief... If I missed anything just post here or mail me... Thanks! |
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I'm back from Wales now too. I'll see if I can sort something this week before I start work.
/me is knackered from 7 hours of travelling, 4 hours of messing around at Namco, thn another 2 hours getting home. |
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This one should work unlike the *.lha'ed version spread around. Also some HOL screenshots would be great. |
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Was the Namco thing good? My partner had to work this weekend so I was looking after the baby. I was looking forward to that too... Let me know what you want to do. Thanks! |
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I want to send the lot together, but I'm not sure the best way to do it. I'll keep some of the boxes from moving.
Anyone know if there is a limit on size and/or weight handled by the post office? I'd send the a1200 too but that probably weighs a touch too much. It would make more sense if I had some wheels at the moment. How have others got stuff to you? |
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Weight limit - don't think so, just gets very expensive. I sent a load of stuff to Hungary and it was heavier than the max on the scales, so they just used their "heavy duty" scales
A1200: Probably a ton of money. Thanks for the thought though! Other people send, or if they are nearish (~1 hours drive or less) then I collect them. I think Leeds may be a touch more than 1h though |
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My parents (and now me) aren't in Leeds
I'm just south of Chelmsford, Essex. Still a bit far to go though. And I'll be commuting to Liverpool Street each day. But anyway, I have boxes now. So look out for a delivery appearing to be full of poppadums or something :P I'll catch you on irc sometime for details. |
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I did wonder if you came down for Namco meet or not...
Liverpool Street? I am in Oxford Street everyday... Are they carryable? If so, I can come and meet you at lunchtime or something to pick them up... |
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tourniquet, i am in chelmsford each and every wednesday, if you need some stuff dumped, i can collect it from you, dump it, and return it to you another week.
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That might work, you are welcome to keep the stuff assuming you can scan it all etc and I count as a contributor :P
Unfortunately though I'll be working early->late up London and I'm not that close to Chelmsford, still 20 mins For now I'll stick to plan A. Or possibly plan B. |
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that's fine, no problem.
we have a 600dpi color photocopier coming next week, makes scanning jobs a breeze timing isnt a problem at chelmsford, evening is okay. if you cant do plan a, or b, or whatever, just pop me an email. as for contributions, any game that i dump on someones behalf, whoever it is, gets noted down as THEIR contribution, not mine. |
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What Namco thing?
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Interceptor & Tourniquet:
Sure, I don't mind. Whatever is easiest. I guess Tourniquet that would mean you wouldn't have to flatten the boxes or carry a huge load of stuff etc. I am about 15 mins away from you on the tube, but if it is easier for you Interceptor - then good stuff! |
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