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Is there any possibility we can have access to the bbcmicro.co.uk lisf of games for embeeb as the list seems quite small?

The article said "smooth scrolling screens", so I assume it was a verbatim quote from the press release. But the screenshot clearly shows a very early version (a good 5 months before release), with different scenery graphics and a different map. I think Exile was always designed from the ...

Yeah, that's from here . From James Herriott, February 2002: In The Micro User, they had a screenshot of the game with a dog in it. Anyone know how this was supposed to fit in? I presumed it would be at the end of the game, but it wasn't. Anyone ever trawled through the Micro User scans from 1988 t...

How can EType not be on that list.

c64endings.co.uk wrote:This topic is right up my street. Has anyone here ever thought about building a BBC Game Ending website? It would be great to catalogue the endings of these fine games. I did the same for the Commodore 64 (http://www.c64endings.co.uk)

I thought there was a thread here once.

I couldn't find in the index

Megaapocalypse?

How to run the UEF In BeebEm on the mac?

Matt Godbolt pointed me at this interesting blog post on Exile: http://scarybeastsecurity.blogspot.co.uk/2014/09/exile-for-bbc-micro-some-elegant.html It's great to see that it's still inspiring people... 26 years on :shock: Strange the names that appear. I thought William Reeve worked on a non-Aco...

Like David, I'd love to know if there were any such routines copied from Elite (as Superior claimed), or even just algorithms lifted and reimplemented (multiplication/division techniques, line clipping/rendering, etc). As I said, the end results look markedly different in each game, so I'd be surpr...

Thanks interesting.

I couldnt find J Spilsbury. Might need to dig a bit more.

Anybody know what else Michael St.Aubyn did?

For Acorn Phillip Johnston and David Mitchell

What was the original game published for? How different was it?

I'm surprised Veronika didn't get royalties?

Did anyone here complete it?

Dethmunk, how much memory did you have for the main program after screen memory and location text is loaded in?

The next thing I haven't yet really fathomed is collision. Are objects treated as rectangles, and does it just perform collision of bounding boxes (e.g. when stacking objects)? Clearly collision with background tiles, e.g. angled walls, is less granular. But does it know the wall slope and make a s...

Very well done. I find the keys a bit small but I'm not sure what could be done.

Thanks.

Would it help to list all the Acorn Users/Micro Users for which cover discs/tapes you have seen? Then we can check what is missing?

C&VG Issue 107 p.113 - Everton Intelligentsia

And what is the Acorn Preservation Project - JASP?

Has anybody managed to download this? I want to try it on the iPad but the website links to the App store where it isn't found.

There were several games released on the BBC Micro subscription disc and tapes in the late days of Acorn User in the early 1990s. Also Bladedancer from omicron Technologies who still have a website Explorer from Dragonssoft Everton Intelligentsia : http://www.lemonamiga.com/games/details.php?id=2376...