- This is basically PILOT on steroids.
- (author) Hey, thanks!
- Close, but the font on the map screen is wrong. In the movie, I think it's just the regular IIe character set on HGR. His font glyphs are close but not quite right.
- bmonkey325 84 days agoHe spoke to that in the video a little bit. He had to draw the text using shape tables using a font from Beagle Brothers. I am not sure if they had the stock font from thr Apple rom available.
- I salute the technical achievement, but I think a lot of games were designed around the limitations of analogue video and while this is probably the most faithful way of getting clean output (rather than brute-force post-processing), it seems too clean for the SNES.
- A highly performant C compiler on the 6502 is certainly doing the Lord's work, but I'd still rather write in assembly.
- Reminiscent of SNES DOOM, where the coprocessor on the cartridge is basically doing the work.
- I'd like one for the 128, please (especially the 128D).
- There's a final stretch goal for a keyboard case with a DB25 connector!
https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/keyboard-for-your-commodo...
- I had a 95LX. I upgraded from there to a Palm m505, which although the 95LX could do more theoretically, was more portable and quicker to work with. To paraphrase what they say about cameras, the best computer is the one you've got with you.
- No Data Recorder, I assume?
- No. I don’t think it ever occurred to me to attach a cassette recorder. I should dig up the manual to see whether they had instructions on setting up a data recording device.
- The Pyuuta can use a regular tape deck, but the Tutor's Data Recorder is apparently "special" since I wasn't able to get it to accept an audio signal. The tape connector is very simple, just a 5-pin DIN terminating in 1/8" mono jacks, one for tape in and one for tape out. http://www.floodgap.com/retrobits/tomy/hardware.html#tcable
- Thanks! (and for the typo spot)
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