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Re: Spheres of Chaos for A-Models?

2009-11-17T18:44:18Z

In message <d58d80bb50....@aqus02.dsl.pip ex.com>
I only recall seeing a demo version.
A full version of Interdictor was released. However if memory serves
it had a rather annoying colour chart protection system included.
Regards

Re: Spheres of Chaos for A-Models?

2009-11-17T07:24:39Z

In message <00f436bb50.P...@phawfaux.co.u k>
I'm pretty sure that a full version of SoC appeared on an Acorn User
coverdisk....
Cheers,
Rob

Re: Spheres of Chaos for A-Models?

2009-11-16T18:00:44Z

In message <hd24gt$8o...@news.albasani.ne t>
CJE micros will probably be able to sell you a copy.
Alternatively there was demo version done for one of the magazine
cover disks.
Regards

Re: RISC OS Christmas Games Proposal

2009-11-14T20:41:52Z

In <hdn1dh$ja...@news.eternal-sep tember.org>,
I reckon fillets-ng (Fish Fillets) would go down well.

RISC OS Christmas Games Proposal

2009-11-14T19:45:53Z

In case you haven't seen it yet, riscos.info is again offering to port
games to RISC OS in time for Christmas. More details here:
[link]

Re: BAABE - new text adventure interpreter for RISC OS

2009-11-12T18:38:06Z

[...]
READ WRITING should have worked, unless I did something really stupid to
prevent it.
The way the "WORDS" is that the first word on the line is the keyword that
is used in the script for recognising what the player has entered, with the
rest on each line being seen as synonyms for that word.
So for a line in the words file that reads:

Re: BAABE - new text adventure interpreter for RISC OS

2009-11-12T16:30:17Z

The following bytes were arranged on 11 Nov 2009 by Vince M Hudd :
The adventure - I only found one that I know of, that below.
It wasn't so much there only being two of them, it was the fact that one
of them was incomplete! As a result, the only way to read the text was
to type 'READ TEXT', not 'READ WRITING' or 'READ GRAFFITI', etc. - took

Re: BAABE - new text adventure interpreter for RISC OS

2009-11-11T12:55:00Z

[...]

Bugs? Those within the adventure, or those within Trellis? (As I discovered
when I worked on Quicksand - it's absolutely full of bugs and some terrible
programming.)
Probably just down to a lack of imagination or thought on my part at the
time. The game's own history may be a factor as well, since it has origins

Re: ScummVM updated

2009-11-11T08:17:15Z

For a laugh, I thought I'd see how my (kinetic) RPC handled curse of
monkey island (the most complicated game it runs).
I was suprised to see that it is nearly playable. I would expect every
other game to be playable.
I'm considering playing all the Monkey Island games in order, in the run
up to the release of Chapter 5 of Tales of Monkey Island.

Re: ScummVM updated

2009-11-10T18:24:30Z

[snip]
Mine works too!
Just I don't know what to do with it?
Chris

Re: ScummVM updated

2009-11-10T09:19:53Z

In message <5328b9b750.dougjw...@btintern et.com>
And mine too. Many thanks.

Re: ScummVM updated

2009-11-09T23:18:06Z

In message <hda7jt$l5...@news.eternal-sep tember.org>
Peter, setting it to 13000K now lets it work
Thanks for the updated port

Re: ScummVM updated

2009-11-09T23:11:57Z

You can assume I put that in there to test that anyone was using it ;-)
I think I forgot to increase the Wimpslot in the new version - you'll
need to bump that in the !Run by 1-2MB.

Re: ScummVM updated

2009-11-09T21:23:25Z

In message <hd759q$cm...@news.eternal-sep tember.org>
Many thanks for this Peter. The number of games that it deals with has
expanded considerably since the version 0.80.
However, I'm seeing and immediate error on trying to load ScummVM, ie
"no writable memory at this address". I'm using SharedULib v1.11 and

Re: Desktop Repton Plus

2009-11-09T18:13:58Z

404 not found errors
It works fine now :)
Joyce.