Category: Computers
Christian “cr8y” Krapp made a webpage for the German diskmag AmigaJUICE, where you can download the ADF and view the content. The page uses a nice WB 1.x look too :-) Source: amigajuice.a1k.org
Released by: Bad TasteRelease Date: 28 July 2011 Source: http://noname.c64.org/csdb/release/?id=101369
Latest Releases on CSDb today are as follows; Sounds of the Amiga #3, Trojahn, Creature, Yucatan +5D, Bewitched Preview +2 and Attitude #12 Source: http://csdb.dk
From RGCD: ‘Cosine’s latest game is finally complete and the cartridge is ready to purchase from our shop page! Coded by T.M.R, featuring a new soundtrack by Odie and graphics and map design by Smila, the digital version of the game should be available for free download from the Cosine home page and Format War in the next day or…
Thomas Tempelmann tells the story of FCopy from his point of view. Quite an interesting read if you’re into the technical bits of the 1541 :-) Read the story on pagetable.com
Released by: Genesis Project [web]Release Date: 24 July 2011 Source: http://noname.c64.org/csdb/release/?id=101276
AMOS Professional with compiler is now working on AROS-68k. As a proof of concept for what the possibilities now are, Mequa on EAB has created a full Windows installer for AMOS Professional running on AROS-68k (20110714) and WinUAE (2.3.2), which for the first time ever is now legal to redistribute, and can install AMOS out of the box on any…
John64 released Space Taxi and Jumpman for Easyflash on CSDb. Download on CSDb
The ever busy Onslaught guys released yet another game on CSDb. This time it’s Rock Paper Scissors Simulator which has been made in 2006. I guess I don’t have to explain what the game is about ;-) Download on CSDb
C64List is a command-line utility to convert text-based programs written in BASIC to PRG format. You can write programs in your favorite syntax-highlighting text editor without line numbers. C64List will add the line numbers for you, convert PC-based ASCII to proper case on a C64, allow custom BASIC tokens for BASIC extensions, allow non-REM comments, and more. Read more about…
