Metal Slug (Mission 1) for Atari STE, with gamepad support - Download

[masteries]

This post contains the download link for the Metal Slug (Mission 1) port with 3 button gamepad support:


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Download:

Here, an optimized version that requires 250 KB RAM less:



https://www.gp32spain.com/foros/atta...2&d=1636709689



P.S. I didn´t found the edit button, in order to edit first post.



How to play it:

1- You need a hard disk unit, don´t worry; I manufature and sell good performance and cheap units.
2- Copy the content of the .rar file into your hard disk partition root folder
3- Your hard disk partition need to be self bootable, you will need as much RAM as possible (game requires 4 MB); you will need to use low memory requirement driver, such Peter Putnik one
4- Disconnect the mouse, and connect the 3 button customized gamepad instead
5- Connect your hard disk unit into the ACSI port of your STE or MegaSTE computer, dont forget to insert the previously cited SD card or other medium
6- Turn on your hard disk unit
7- Turn on your STE or MegaSTE computer, enjoy the experience with a 3 button gamepad!

[AmiBoy]

Nice one!

[S0ulA55a551n]

Is this a port from the new geo pocket game ?

[PatmanQC]

Excellent work

[dreadnought]

Originally Posted by masteries

2- Copy the content of the .rar file into your hard disk partition root folder

How to do this in Windows? I have that old 1GB image which came with your

device, also another Putnik's image, but they don't seem to be recognized in Windows.

[masteries]

Originally Posted by dreadnought

How to do this in Windows? I have that old 1GB image which came with your

device, also another Putnik's image, but they don't seem to be recognized in Windows.

I assume these hard disk images work ok in the hard disk and the ST/E computer,


Due to the disk image is FAT16;

I think that the disk is being detected but not automatically mounted

If the disk is not mounted, it doesn´t appear as available.


Go to Disk Manager, and search for the hard disk; at least the first partition can be used in Windows (all three partitions in Windows 10)


If the disk has no letter, do this: Right-mouse click -> change letter and access route (or similar). Select a free letter for it


Its a typical problem when tens of disks are being used,

[dreadnought]

When I try to mount these images in the Explorer I just get the "the disc image file is corrupted" error. Disk Managment doesn't show any mystery disks either.

Could you make a small (eg 100MB) image for reference?

[twilitezoner]

This is very impressive. Looking forward to see how this progresses.

[masteries]

Here,

an optimized version that requires 250 KB RAM less:

https://www.gp32spain.com/foros/atta...2&d=1636709689

[masteries]

Originally Posted by dreadnought

When I try to mount these images in the Explorer I just get the "the disc image file is corrupted" error. Disk Managment doesn't show any mystery disks either.

Could you make a small (eg 100MB) image for reference?

hmmm... a video can be a good starting point,