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2015-08-25T17:18:11Z

Francis Scott:

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=== [[:Category:Video games by genre|Video games by genre]] ===

[[:Category:Adventure|Adventure]] - [[:Category:Arcade|Arcade]] - [[:Category:Arcade/Adventure|Arcade/Adventure]] - [[:Category:Beat'em up|Beat'em up]] - [[:Category:Breakout|Breakout]] - [[:Category:Fighting games|Fighting games]] - [[:Category:Flight Sim|Flight Sim]] - [[:Category:Pac-Man|Pac-Man]] - [[:Category:Platform|Platform]] - [[:Category:Puzzle|Puzzle]] - [[:Category:Racing games|Racing games]] - [[:Category:RPG|RPG]] - [[:Category:Shoot them Up|Shoot them Up]] - [[:Category:Simulation|Simulation]] - [[:Category:Sports|Sports]] - [[:Category:Strategy|Strategy]]

See also : [[:Category:Applications|Applications]] - [[:Category:Demos|Demos]] - [[:Category:Educational|Educational]]

=== Video games by year ===

[[:Category:Games 1984|1984]] - [[:Category:Games 1985|1985]] - [[:Category:Games 1986|1986]] - [[:Category:Games 1987|1987]] - [[:Category:Games 1988|1988]] - [[:Category:Games 1989|1989]] - [[:Category:Games 1990|1990]] - [[:Category:Games 1991|1991]] - [[:Category:Games 1992|1992]] - [[:Category:Games 1993|1993]] - [[:Category:Games 1994|1994]] - [[:Category:Games 1995|1995]] - [[:Category:Games 1997|1997]] - [[:Category:Games 1998|1998]] - [[:Category:Games 1999|1999]] - [[:Category:Games 2005|2005]] - [[:Category:Games 2006|2006]] - [[:Category:Games 2007|2007]] - [[:Category:Games 2009|2009]] - [[:Category:Games 2010|2010]] - [[:Category:Games 2011|2011]] - [[:Category:Games 2013|2013]] - [[:Category:2014 Games|2014]] - [[:Category:2015 Games|2015]]

=== [[:Category:CPC Plus Games|CPC Plus Games]] ===

[[Burnin' Rubber]] - [[Rick Dangerous 128+]]... ['''[[:Category:CPC Plus Games|more]]''']

=== [[Top games]] ===
[[File:SacredArmourOfAntiriadThe FrontCover.jpg|thumb|link=The Sacred Armour of Antiriad ]]
[[Mega Blasters]] - [[Get Dexter]] - [[Mortville Manor]] - [[Bumpy's Arcade Fantasy]] - [[Elite]] - [[Guild of Thieves]] - [[Prince of Persia]] - [[Xyphoes Fantasy]] - [[The Sentinel]] - [[Rick Dangerous 2]] - [[Hitchhiker's Guide to Galaxy]] - [[Knight Lore]] - [[Turrican 2]]... ['''[[Top games|more]]''']

=== [[:Category:CPC related companies|Software Houses]] ===

[[Activision|Activision]] - [[Cronosoft|Cronosoft]] - [[Electric Dreams|Electric Dreams]] - [[Electronic Arts|Electronic Arts]]
- [[ERE Informatique|ERE Informatique]] - [[Ocean|Imagine]] - [[Infogrames|Infogrames]]- [[Loriciel|Loriciels]] - [[Lankhor|Lankhor]] - [[Microprose|Microprose]] - [[Ocean|Ocean]] - [[Palace Software|Palace Software]] - [[Psygnosis|Psygnosis]] - [[Rainbow Arts|Rainbow Arts]] - [[Silmarils|Silmarils]] - [[Titus Software|Titus Software]] - [[Ubi Soft|Ubi Soft]] - [[Ultimate Play The Game|Ultimate Play The Game]] - [[US Gold|US Gold]]... ['''[[:Category:CPC related companies|more]]''']

=== [[:Category:Amstrad CPC media|Manuals, Maps and Pictures]] ===

[[:Category:Game Manual|Game Manuals]] - [[:Category:Game Map Picture|Game Map Pictures]] - [[:Category:Game cover|Game covers]] - [[:Category:Screenshot:Game|Screenshots]]... ['''[[:Category:Amstrad CPC media|more]]''']

=== [[Emulators|Emulation]] ===

[[Arnold (Emulator)|Arnold]] - [[CaPriCe]] - [[CPCE]] - [[WinApe]]... ['''[[:Category:Emulator|more]]''']
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=== [[:Category:Hardware|Hardware]] ===
[[:Category:BIOS|BIOS]] - [[:Category:CPC Internal Components|CPC Internal Components]] - [[:Category:Input Device|Input Device]] - [[:Category:Cartridges|Cartridges]]
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=== [[:Category:2015 Games|2015 Games]] ===

Oceano ~ El Misterio de la Isla de Tokland ~ Platform Climber ~ Skool Daze ~ Megablasters: Escape from Castle in the Clouds

=== [[:Category:2014 Games|2014 Games]] ===

2048 - Ant Attack - Athanor - Jetpac - La Guerra de Gamber

=== [[:Category:Games 2013|2013 Games]] ===

[[Cyber Huhn]] - Invasion Of The Zombie Monsters - Overkoban - Relentless

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== [[:Category:CPC Press|CPC Press]] ==

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=== [[:Category:Magazines|Magazines]] ===

* [[Magazines]]
* [[Amstrad Action Reviews]]
* [[Amstrad Action]]
* [[Amtix]]
*... ['''[[:Category:Magazines|more]]''']

=== [[:Category:Fanzines|Fanzines]] ===

* [[Quasar CPC]]
*... ['''[[:Category:Fanzines|more]]''']

== [[:Category:Books|Books]] ==

* [[:Category:Scanned books|Scanned books]]
* [[:Category:Manual|Manuals]]
*... ['''[[:Category:Books|more]]''']

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CPCWiki:Portal

2015-08-25T17:08:36Z

Francis Scott: /* 2015 Games */

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=== [[:Category:Video games by genre|Video games by genre]] ===

[[:Category:Adventure|Adventure]] - [[:Category:Arcade|Arcade]] - [[:Category:Arcade/Adventure|Arcade/Adventure]] - [[:Category:Beat'em up|Beat'em up]] - [[:Category:Breakout|Breakout]] - [[:Category:Fighting games|Fighting games]] - [[:Category:Flight Sim|Flight Sim]] - [[:Category:Pac-Man|Pac-Man]] - [[:Category:Platform|Platform]] - [[:Category:Puzzle|Puzzle]] - [[:Category:Racing games|Racing games]] - [[:Category:RPG|RPG]] - [[:Category:Shoot them Up|Shoot them Up]] - [[:Category:Simulation|Simulation]] - [[:Category:Sports|Sports]] - [[:Category:Strategy|Strategy]]

See also : [[:Category:Applications|Applications]] - [[:Category:Demos|Demos]] - [[:Category:Educational|Educational]]

=== Video games by year ===

[[:Category:Games 1984|1984]] - [[:Category:Games 1985|1985]] - [[:Category:Games 1986|1986]] - [[:Category:Games 1987|1987]] - [[:Category:Games 1988|1988]] - [[:Category:Games 1989|1989]] - [[:Category:Games 1990|1990]] - [[:Category:Games 1991|1991]] - [[:Category:Games 1992|1992]] - [[:Category:Games 1993|1993]] - [[:Category:Games 1994|1994]] - [[:Category:Games 1995|1995]] - [[:Category:Games 1997|1997]] - [[:Category:Games 1998|1998]] - [[:Category:Games 1999|1999]] - [[:Category:Games 2005|2005]] - [[:Category:Games 2006|2006]] - [[:Category:Games 2007|2007]] - [[:Category:Games 2009|2009]] - [[:Category:Games 2010|2010]] - [[:Category:Games 2011|2011]] - [[:Category:Games 2013|2013]] - [[:Category:2014 Games|2014]] - [[:Category:2015 Games|2015]]

=== [[:Category:CPC Plus Games|CPC Plus Games]] ===

[[Burnin' Rubber]] - [[Rick Dangerous 128+]]... ['''[[:Category:CPC Plus Games|more]]''']

=== [[Top games]] ===
[[File:SacredArmourOfAntiriadThe FrontCover.jpg|thumb|link=The Sacred Armour of Antiriad ]]
[[Mega Blasters]] - [[Get Dexter]] - [[Mortville Manor]] - [[Bumpy's Arcade Fantasy]] - [[Elite]] - [[Guild of Thieves]] - [[Prince of Persia]] - [[Xyphoes Fantasy]] - [[The Sentinel]] - [[Rick Dangerous 2]] - [[Hitchhiker's Guide to Galaxy]] - [[Knight Lore]] - [[Turrican 2]]... ['''[[Top games|more]]''']

=== [[:Category:CPC related companies|Software Houses]] ===

[[Activision|Activision]] - [[Cronosoft|Cronosoft]] - [[Electric Dreams|Electric Dreams]] - [[Electronic Arts|Electronic Arts]]
- [[ERE Informatique|ERE Informatique]] - [[Ocean|Imagine]] - [[Infogrames|Infogrames]]- [[Loriciel|Loriciels]] - [[Lankhor|Lankhor]] - [[Microprose|Microprose]] - [[Ocean|Ocean]] - [[Palace Software|Palace Software]] - [[Psygnosis|Psygnosis]] - [[Rainbow Arts|Rainbow Arts]] - [[Silmarils|Silmarils]] - [[Titus Software|Titus Software]] - [[Ubi Soft|Ubi Soft]] - [[Ultimate Play The Game|Ultimate Play The Game]] - [[US Gold|US Gold]]... ['''[[:Category:CPC related companies|more]]''']

=== [[:Category:Amstrad CPC media|Manuals, Maps and Pictures]] ===

[[:Category:Game Manual|Game Manuals]] - [[:Category:Game Map Picture|Game Map Pictures]] - [[:Category:Game cover|Game covers]] - [[:Category:Screenshot:Game|Screenshots]]... ['''[[:Category:Amstrad CPC media|more]]''']

=== [[Emulators|Emulation]] ===

[[Arnold (Emulator)|Arnold]] - [[CaPriCe]] - [[CPCE]] - [[WinApe]]... ['''[[:Category:Emulator|more]]''']
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=== [[:Category:Hardware|Hardware]] ===
[[:Category:BIOS|BIOS]] - [[:Category:CPC Internal Components|CPC Internal Components]] - [[:Category:Input Device|Input Device]] - [[:Category:Cartridges|Cartridges]]
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=== [[:Category:2015 Games|2015 Games]] ===

Oceano ~ El Misterio de la Isla de Tokland ~ PlatformClimber ~ Skool Daze ~ Megablasters: Escape from Castle in the Clouds

=== [[:Category:2014 Games|2014 Games]] ===

2048 - Ant Attack - Athanor - Jetpac - La Guerra de Gamber

=== [[:Category:Games 2013|2013 Games]] ===

[[Cyber Huhn]] - Invasion Of The Zombie Monsters - Overkoban - Relentless

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== [[:Category:CPC Press|CPC Press]] ==

[[File:Amstrad Magazine 01.jpg|thumb|link=Amstrad Magazine]]

=== [[:Category:Magazines|Magazines]] ===

* [[Magazines]]
* [[Amstrad Action Reviews]]
* [[Amstrad Action]]
* [[Amtix]]
*... ['''[[:Category:Magazines|more]]''']

=== [[:Category:Fanzines|Fanzines]] ===

* [[Quasar CPC]]
*... ['''[[:Category:Fanzines|more]]''']

== [[:Category:Books|Books]] ==

* [[:Category:Scanned books|Scanned books]]
* [[:Category:Manual|Manuals]]
*... ['''[[:Category:Books|more]]''']

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Emulators

2015-08-19T19:40:39Z

Francis Scott: /* Windows */

= Operating Systems =

== Acorn RISC OS ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
! Name
! Actual version
! Last release
! Emulated systems
! License
! Link
|-
| [[!CPC|!CPC]]
|
| Jul 28, 1996
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]]
| Freeware
| [ftp://ftp.lip6.fr/pub/amstrad/emulator/CPC0728.ZIP]
|-
| [[!CPCemu|!CPCemu]]
| 1.10
| Jun 4, 1997
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]]
| Freeware
| [ftp://ftp.lip6.fr/pub/amstrad/emulator/CPCEM110.ZIP]
|}

== AmigaOS ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
! Name
! Actual version
! Last release
! Emulated systems
! License
! Link
|-
| [[A-CPC|A-CPC]]
| 2.0
| Apr 10, 1996
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]], [[Plus|Plus range]]
| Shareware
| [ftp://ftp.lip6.fr/pub/amstrad/emulator/ACPCDE20.LHA]
|-
| [[Ami-CPC|Ami-CPC]]
| 0.46
| Jan 21, 1998
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]]
| Open source
| [http://deplanque.chez.com/]
|-
| [[Arnold|Arnold]]
| 1.15
| Dec 17, 2012
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]], [[Plus|Plus range]], [[KC Compact]]
| Open source
| [http://hirudov.com/amiga/Arnold.php]
|-
| [[CPE|CPE]]
|
| Feb 24, 1995
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]]
| Open source
| [ftp://ftp.lip6.fr/pub/amstrad/emulator/ACPE_NEW.LHA]
|-
| [[Emu-CPC|Emu-CPC]]
| 0.7
| Sep 15, 1996
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]]
| Freeware
| [ftp://ftp.lip6.fr/pub/amstrad/emulator/EMUCPC07.LZX]
|-
| [[MESS|SDLMESS]]
| 0.146u4
| Aug 19, 2012
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]], [[Plus|Plus range]], [[KC Compact]], [[Aleste 520EX]] & lots of other computer systems
| Open source
| [http://se.os4depot.net/index.php?function=showfile&file=emulation/computer/sdl_mess.lha]
|}

== AMSDOS ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
! Name
! Actual version
! Last release
! Emulated systems
! License
! Link
|-
| [[Pac-Man|Pac-Man]]
| 1.1
| Jun 5, 2014
| [[Pac-Man arcade|Pac-Man Arcade]]
| Open source
| [http://www.cpcwiki.eu/forum/games/speed-up-patch-for-pac-man-emulator-for-cpc-by-syx-toto/msg81222/#msg81222]
|-
| [[ZXM|ZXM]]
|
|
| [[ZX Spectrum|ZX Spectrum]]
|
| [ftp://ftp.nvg.unit.no/pub/cpc/misc/zxm.zip]
|}

== DOS ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
! Name
! Actual version
! Last release
! Emulated systems
! License
! Link
|-
| [[Arnimedes|Arnimedes]]
| 0.8a
| Apr 15, 2000
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]]
| Freeware
| [http://www.arnimedes.de/]
|-
| [[CPCE|CPCE]]
| 1.94
| Jun 2, 2011
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]]
| Freeware
| [http://cngsoft.no-ip.org/cpce/]
|-
| [[CPCemu|CPCemu]]
| 1.5
| Jul 7, 1998
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]]
| Freeware
| [http://www.cpc-emu.org/]
|-
| [[NO$CPC|NO$CPC]]
| 1.8
| Nov 2, 2000
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]], [[Plus|Plus range]]
| Freeware
| [http://problemkaputt.de/cpc.htm]
|-
| [[CPCEMU (RWCPC)|RWCPC]]
|
| Mar 23, 1995
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]]
| Freeware
| [ftp://ftp.lip6.fr/pub/amstrad/emulator/RWCPC.ZIP]
|-
| [[SIMCPC|SIMCPC]]
|
| 1990
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]]
| Shareware
| [ftp://ftp.lip6.fr/pub/amstrad/emulator/SIMCPC.ZIP]
|}

== EXOS ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
! Name
! Actual version
! Last release
! Emulated systems
! License
! Link
|-
| [[Software CPC Emulator|Software CPC Emulator]]
| 1.3
| Jan 11, 2013
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]]
| Open source
| [http://www.ep128.hu/Ep_Util/Prg/Amstrad_CPC_Emulator_13.rar]
|}

== Java / JVM ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
! Name
! Actual version
! Last release
! Emulated systems
! License
! Link
|-
| [[Arnold Jnr|Arnold Jnr]]
|
| Aug 27, 2001
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]]
| Open source
| [http://www.arnoldemu.freeserve.co.uk/]
|-
| [[CPCInAJar|CPCInAJar]]
|
| Mar 16, 2011
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]]
| Open source
| [http://sourceforge.net/projects/cpcinajar/]
|-
| [[JavaCPC|JavaCPC Desktop]]
| 2.9m
| Jul 11, 2015
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]], [[KC Compact]]
| Donationware
| [http://cpc-live.com/download.php?view.2]
|-
| [[JavaCPC|JavaCPC Applet]]
|
| Jul 10, 2012
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]], [[Plus|Plus range]]
| Donationware
| [http://java.cpc-live.com/]
|-
| [[JavaGX4000|JavaGX4000]]
|
| Aug 25, 2013
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]], [[Plus|Plus range]]
| Open source
| [http://sourceforge.net/projects/javagx4000/]
|-
| [[JEMU|JEMU]]
|
| Feb 19, 2007
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]], [[BBC Micro]], [[VZ-300]], [[ZX Spectrum]], [[ZX80]], [[ZX81]]
| Open source
| [http://jemu.winape.net/]
|-
| [[JKCEMU|JKCEMU]]
| 0.9.3
| Dec 17, 2013
| [[KC Compact]] & other computers from East Germany
| Open source
| [http://www.jens-mueller.org/jkcemu/kccompact.html]
|-
| [[WebCPC|WebCPC]]
| r15
| Dec 31, 2010
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]]
| Open source
| [http://sourceforge.net/projects/webcpc/]
|}

== JavaScript / HTML5 ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
|-
! Name
! Actual version
! Last release
! Emulated systems
! License
! Link
|-
| [[CPCBox|CPCBox]]
| beta
| Dec 28, 2013
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]]
| Freeware
| [http://www.cpcbox.com/]
|-
| [[JSMESS]]
| 0.153
| Oct 29, 2014
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]] & lots of other computer systems
| Open source
| [http://jsmess.textfiles.com/]
|-
| [[Roland javascript emulator|Roland]]
|
| Sep 24, 2011
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]]
| Open source
| [http://roland.retrolandia.net/]
|-
| [[Griffin CPC emulator|Xiragon]]
|
| Nov 28, 2012
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]]
| Open source
| [http://xiragon.com/]
|}

== MorphOS ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
! Name
! Actual version
! Last release
! Emulated systems
! License
! Link
|-
| [[ACE_(Emulator)|ACE]]
| 1.10
| May 15, 2015
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]], [[Plus|Plus range]]
| Freeware
| [http://ace.cpcscene.net/]
|-
| [[MESS|MESS]]
| 0.113
| Nov 1, 2007
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]], [[Plus|Plus range]], [[KC Compact]], [[Aleste 520EX]] & lots of other computer systems
| Open source
| [http://fabportnawak.free.fr/mame/]
|}

== OS X ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
! Name
! Actual version
! Last release
! Emulated systems
! License
! Link
|-
| [[Arnold_(Emulator)|Arnold]]
| 1.7.8
|
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]], [[Plus|Plus range]], [[KC Compact]]
| Open source
| [http://www.bannister.org/software/arnold.htm]
|-
| [[CPCplusplus|CPC++]]
| 2.0.0
| Jan 14, 2003
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]]
| Shareware
| [http://bricerive.free.fr/cpc/cpcpp.html]
|-
| [[DSP|DSP]]
| 0.15b2
| Feb 6, 2015
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]], [[ZX Spectrum]], [[Nintendo NES]], [[ColecoVision]], [[Arcade]]
| Open source
| [http://code.google.com/p/dsp-emulator/]
|-
| [[MacCPC|MacCPC]]
| 0.9.2
| Jan 22, 2010
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]]
| Freeware
| [http://www.wincpc.ch/index.php?topic=projects-maccpc]
|-
| [[MESS|MAME (MESS)]]
| 0.164
| Jul 29, 2015
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]], [[Plus|Plus range]], [[KC Compact]], [[Aleste 520EX]] & lots of other computer systems
| Open source
| [http://wiki.mamedev.org/index.php/SDL_Supported_Platforms]
|}

== Unix / Linux ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
! Name
! Actual version
! Last release
! Emulated systems
! License
! Link
|-
| [[Arnold_(Emulator)|Arnold]]
|
| Mar 17, 2009
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]], [[Plus|Plus range]], [[KC Compact]]
| Open source
| [http://arnold.berlios.de/]
|-
| [[CaPriCe|CaPriCe]]
| 4.2.0
| May 14, 2005
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]]
| Open source
| [http://sourceforge.net/projects/caprice32/]
|-
| [[Caprice Reloaded]]
| r377
| Jul 13, 2010
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]]
| Open source
| [http://aur.archlinux.org/packages.php?ID=38856]
|-
| [[CPCplusplus|CPC++]]
| 1.5.0
|
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]]
| Shareware
| [http://bricerive.free.fr/cpc/cpcpp.html]
|-
| [[cpc4x|cpc4x]]
| 0.26
| Dec 11, 2004
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]]
| Open source
| [http://www.ulrich-cordes.de/cpc/english/cpcemu.htm]
|-
| [[CPCemu|CPCemu]]
| 1.7
| Dec 6, 2009
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]]
| Freeware
| [http://www.cpc-emu.org/]
|-
| [[DSP|DSP]]
| 0.15b2
| Feb 6, 2015
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]], [[ZX Spectrum]], [[Nintendo NES]], [[ColecoVision]], [[Arcade]]
| Open source
| [http://code.google.com/p/dsp-emulator/]
|-
| [[ep128emu|ep128emu]]
| 2.0.9.1
| Jan 3, 2011
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]], [[ZX Spectrum]], [[Enterprise]]
| Open source
| [http://sourceforge.net/projects/ep128emu/]
|-
| [[MESS|MAME (MESS)]]
| 0.164
| Jul 29, 2015
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]], [[Plus|Plus range]], [[KC Compact]], [[Aleste 520EX]] & lots of other computer systems
| Open source
| [http://wiki.mamedev.org/index.php/SDL_Supported_Platforms]
|-
| [[Roland Emulator|Roland]]
| 0.5b2
| Jan 5, 2009
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]]
| Open source
| [http://cpcrulez.fr/emulateurs_download-WIN-ROLANDEMU.htm]
|-
| [[XCPC|Xcpc]]
|
| Jan 22, 2007
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]]
| Open source
| [http://xcpc.sourceforge.net/]
|-
| [[YACE|YACE]]
| Unreleased?
| Nov 12, 2014
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]]
| Unreleased?
| [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uxQkljwc0i4]
|}

== Windows ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
! Name
! Actual version
! Last release
! Emulated systems
! License
! Link
|-
| [[Arnimedes|Arnimedes]]
| 1.02
| Jul 7, 2012
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]]
| Freeware
| [http://www.arnimedes.de/]
|-
| [[Arnold_(Emulator)|Arnold]]
|
| Jan 11, 2004
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]], [[Plus|Plus range]], [[KC Compact]]
| Open source
| [http://arnold.emuunlim.com/]
|-
| [[CaPriCe|CaPriCe]]
| 4.2.0
| May 14, 2005
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]]
| Open source
| [http://sourceforge.net/projects/caprice32/]
|-
| [[Caprice Reloaded]]
| r533
| Sep 25, 2011
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]]
| Open source
| [http://code.google.com/p/cpcsdk/]
|-
| [[Caprice32-Aleste|Caprice32-Aleste]]
| 4.1.0
| Nov 14, 2007
| [[Aleste 520EX|Aleste 520EX]]
| Open source
| [http://aleste520.narod.ru/caprice.html]
|-
| [[CoPaCabana|CoPaCabana]]
| 0.74
| Apr 12, 2006
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]]
| Freeware
| [http://copacabana.emuunlim.com/]
|-
| [[CPC-em|CPC-em]]
| 0.4
| Jul 7, 2004
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]]
| Open source
| [http://cpc-em.emuunlim.com/]
|-
| [[CPC++|CPC++]]
| b700
| Mar 26, 2014
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]]
| Freeware
| [http://cpcrulez.fr/emulateurs_download-WIN-CPC_plus_plus.htm]
|-
| [[CPC3D/CPC32]]
| 0.3
| Feb 8, 2003
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]]
| Freeware
| [http://www.angelfire.com/retro2/cpc3d/]
|-
| [[CpcAlive|CpcAlive]]
| 1.16
| Dec 16, 2014
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]]
| Freeware
| [http://www.cpcalive.com/cpcalive_en.html]
|-
| [[CPCE|CPCE]]
| 1.94
| Jun 2, 2011
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]]
| Freeware
| [http://cngsoft.no-ip.org/cpce/]
|-
| [[CPCemu|CPCemu]]
| 1.7
| Dec 6, 2009
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]]
| Freeware
| [http://www.cpc-emu.org/]
|-
| [[CPCwin|CPCwin]]
| 1.0
| Dec 4, 1997
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]]
| Freeware
| [ftp://ftp.lip6.fr/pub/amstrad/emulator/CPCWIN10.ZIP]
|-
| [[CPE|CPE]]
| 5.2
| Apr 21, 1997
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]]
| Freeware
| [ftp://ftp.lip6.fr/pub/amstrad/emulator/CPE52.ZIP]
|-
| [[DSP|DSP]]
| 0.15b2
| Feb 6, 2015
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]], [[ZX Spectrum]], [[Nintendo NES]], [[ColecoVision]], [[Arcade]]
| Open source
| [http://code.google.com/p/dsp-emulator/]
|-
| [[ep128emu|ep128emu]]
| 2.0.9.1
| Jan 3, 2011
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]], [[ZX Spectrum]], [[Enterprise]]
| Open source
| [http://sourceforge.net/projects/ep128emu/]
|-
| [[MESS|MAME (MESS)]]
| 0.164
| Jul 29, 2015
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]], [[Plus|Plus range]], [[KC Compact]], [[Aleste 520EX]] & lots of other computer systems
| Open source
| [http://mamedev.org/release.html]
|-
| [[MTMW|MTMW]]
| 1.30B
| Jan 11, 2000
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]], [[Plus|Plus range]], [[ZX Spectrum]], [[ZX80]], [[ZX81]], [[Jupiter ACE]], [[Enterprise]]
| Freeware
| [ftp://ftp.lip6.fr/pub/amstrad/emulator/MTMW130B.ZIP]
|-
| [[NO$CPC|NO$CPC]]
| 1.8
| Nov 2, 2000
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]], [[Plus|Plus range]]
| Freeware
| [http://problemkaputt.de/cpc.htm]
|-
| [[PC-CPC|PC-CPC]]
| 0.1at b29
| Nov 17, 2011
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]]
| Freeware
| [http://cpcrulez.fr/emulateurs_download-WIN-PC-CPC.htm]
|-
| [[Roland Emulator|Roland]]
| 0.5b2
| Jan 5, 2009
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]]
| Open source
| [http://cpcrulez.fr/emulateurs_download-WIN-ROLANDEMU.htm]
|-
| [[Sugarbox|Sugarbox]]
| 0.24
| Mar 31, 2015
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]]
| Freeware
| [http://sugarbox.free.fr/]
|-
| [[vbCPC|vbCPC]]
| 1.06
| Apr 7, 2005
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]]
| Freeware
| [http://www.emu-france.com/news/9609-ordi-vbcpc-v1-0-6/]
|-
| [[VirtualCPC|Virtual CPC]]
| 1.1
| Aug 8, 2011
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]]
| Freeware
| [http://users.otenet.gr/~sulfonic/cpc/]
|-
| [[WinApe|WinApe]]
| 2.0a18
| Jul 26, 2011
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]], [[Plus|Plus range]]
| Freeware
| [http://www.winape.net/]
|-
| [[WinCPC|WinCPC]]
| 0.9.26
| Feb 1, 2007
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]]
| Freeware
| [http://www.wincpc.ch/index.php?topic=projects-wincpc]
|-
| [[XNACPC|XNACPC]]
| 1.0
| Nov 11, 2011
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]]
| Open source
| [http://www.gavpugh.com/2011/11/11/xnacpc-xbox-360-amstrad-cpc-emulator-released/]
|-
| [[Yage|Yage]]
| 0.91
| Oct 24, 1998
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]]
| Freeware
| [ftp://ftp.lip6.fr/pub/amstrad/emulator/YAGE091.ZIP]
|}

== Multi-system ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
! Name
! Actual version
! Last release
! Emulated systems
! License
! Link
|-
| RetroArch (libretro-cap32)
| 1.2.2
| Jul 19, 2015
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]]
| Open source
| [https://github.com/libretro/libretro-cap32] (libretro core)
|}

= Home Consoles =

== Microsoft XBOX ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
! Name
! Actual version
! Last release
! Emulated systems
! License
! Link
|-
| [[Arnold|ArnoldX]]
| v5
| Apr 20, 2010
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]], [[Plus|Plus range]]
|
| [http://forums.xbox-scene.com/index.php?showtopic=711667]
|-
| [[CoinOPS|CoinOPS]]
| 5
| Oct 18, 2012
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]] & lots of other computer systems
|
| [http://coinopsproject.freeforums.org/viewtopic.php?f=0&t=1213]
|}

== Microsoft Xbox 360 ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
! Name
! Actual version
! Last release
! Emulated systems
! License
! Link
|-
| [[XNACPC|XNACPC]]
| 1.0
| Nov 11, 2011
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]]
| Open source
| [http://www.gavpugh.com/2011/11/11/xnacpc-xbox-360-amstrad-cpc-emulator-released/]
|}

== Nintendo Wii ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
! Name
! Actual version
! Last release
! Emulated systems
! License
! Link
|-
| [[Wiituka|Wiituka]]
| 0.98.8
| May 15, 2009
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]]
| Open source
| [http://wiituka.dantoine.org/]
|}

== Sega Dreamcast ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
! Name
! Actual version
! Last release
! Emulated systems
! License
! Link
|-
| [[CPCast|CPCast]]
|
| May 6, 2006
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]]
| Freeware
| [http://www.dcemu.co.uk/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=24100]
|-
| [[DreamCPC|DreamCPC]]
| Alpha 3
| Oct 16, 2005
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]]
| Freeware
| [http://jm1200.free.fr/index.php?r=2]
|}

== Sony PS2 ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
! Name
! Actual version
! Last release
! Emulated systems
! License
! Link
|-
| [[PCPC|PCPC]]
|
| Dec 22, 2004
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]]
| Open source
| [http://ps2emu.dcemu.co.uk/pcpc.shtml]
|}

== Sony PS3 ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
! Name
! Actual version
! Last release
! Emulated systems
! License
! Link
|-
| [[Caprice32|Caprice32]]
| 4.1.0 DBG
| Apr 9, 2012
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]]
| Open source
| [http://psx-scene.com/forums/content/caprice32-4-1-0-dbg-emulator-ps3-2119/]
|}

= Handheld Consoles =

== Dingoo A320 / A330 ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
! Name
! Actual version
! Last release
! Emulated systems
! License
! Link
|-
| [[Pituka|Pituka (Dingux)]]
| 0.8pre
| Aug 19, 2010
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]]
| Open source
| [http://david.dantoine.org/proyecto/4/]
|-
| [[Caprice|Dingux-CAP32]]
| 1.1.2
| Oct 17, 2009
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]]
| Open source
| [http://zx81.zx81.free.fr/serendipity/index.php?/categories/105-Amstrad/]
|}

== GamePark GP32 / GP2X / Wiz / Caanoo ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
! Name
! Actual version
! Last release
! Emulated systems
! License
! Link
|-
| [[Pituka|Pituka (GP32)]]
| 1d
| May 15, 2010
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]]
| Open source
| [http://david.dantoine.org/proyecto/4/]
|-
| [[Caprice|CapriceGP2x]]
| 0.5
| Feb 22, 2006
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]]
| Open source
| [http://wiki.gp2x.org/wiki/CapriceGP2x]
|-
| [[Caprice|GP2X-CAP32]]
| 1.5.1
| Aug 29, 2009
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]]
| Open source
| [http://zx81.zx81.free.fr/serendipity/index.php?/categories/42-Amstrad/]
|-
| [[Caprice|Wiz-CAP32]]
| 1.1.0
| Aug 29, 2009
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]]
| Open source
| [http://zx81.zx81.free.fr/serendipity/index.php?/categories/89-Amstrad/]
|-
| [[Caprice|Caanoo-CAP32]]
| 1.1.3
| Apr 24, 2011
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]]
| Open source
| [http://zx81.zx81.free.fr/serendipity/index.php?/categories/165-Amstrad/]
|}

== GCW Zero ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
! Name
! Actual version
! Last release
! Emulated systems
! License
! Link
|-
| [[Caprice|Dingux-CAP32]]
| 1.1.2
| May 25, 2014
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]]
| Open source
| [http://boards.dingoonity.org/gcw-releases/caprice32-%28amstrad-cpc%29/]
|}

== JXD S5110 / S601 & Yinlips G18 ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
! Name
! Actual version
! Last release
! Emulated systems
! License
! Link
|-
| [[Caprice|JXD-CAP32]]
| 1.1.1
| Oct 27, 2012
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]]
| Open source
| [http://zx81.zx81.free.fr/serendipity/index.php?/categories/206-Amstrad/]
|}

== Nintendo DS ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
! Name
! Actual version
! Last release
! Emulated systems
! License
! Link
|-
| [[AmeDS|AmeDS]]
| 4.0
| Apr 25, 2010
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]]
| Freeware
| [http://www.portabledev.com/pages/ds/jeuxdev.-perso/ameds.php]
|-
| [[CrocoDS|CrocoDS]]
| 2.0
| Nov 9, 2007
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]]
| Freeware
| [http://www.kyuran.be/blog/2007/11/09/crocods-20-2/]
|}

== Pandora ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
! Name
! Actual version
! Last release
! Emulated systems
! License
! Link
|-
| [[Caprice|Pandora-CAP32]]
| 1.1.0
| Jun 27, 2010
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]]
| Open source
| [http://zx81.zx81.free.fr/serendipity/index.php?/categories/131-Amstrad/]
|}

== Sony PSP ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
! Name
! Actual version
! Last release
! Emulated systems
! License
! Link
|-
| [[Caprice32 PSP]]
| 4.2.0.2
| Nov 28, 2007
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]]
| Open source
| [http://psp.akop.org/caprice32]
|-
| [[CPCPSP|CPCPSP]]
| 0.1
| Dec 24, 2005
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]]
| Freeware
| [http://dl.qj.net/psp/emulators/cpcpsp-v01.html]
|-
| [[PSPCAP32|PSPCAP32]]
| 1.5.1
| Aug 21, 2009
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]]
| Open source
| [http://zx81.zx81.free.fr/serendipity/index.php?/categories/3-Amstrad/]
|}

= Smartphones / PDA / SoC =

== Android ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
! Name
! Actual version
! Last release
! Emulated systems
! License
! Link
|-
| [[andcpc]]
| 1.5.1
| Apr 4, 2011
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]]
| Open source
| [http://code.google.com/p/andcpc/]
|-
| [[CPCDroid]]
| 1.5.1
| Mar 2, 2011
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]]
| Open source
| [http://fmsdevel.wisecoding.es/blog/cpcdroid---2011-03-02]
|-
| [[Droid-CPC]]
| 1.01.3
| Oct 12, 2014
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]]
| Commercial
| [http://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kokak.droidcpc]
|}

== BlackBerry ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
! Name
! Actual version
! Last release
! Emulated systems
! License
! Link
|-
| [[BB-CPC|BB-CPC]]
| 1.0.1.3
| Jul 15, 2013
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]]
| Commercial
| [http://appworld.blackberry.com/webstore/content/30963891/]
|}

== iOS ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
! Name
! Actual version
! Last release
! Emulated systems
! License
! Link
|-
| [[CrocoDS]]
| 2.1
| Jun 21, 2013
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]]
| Open source
| [http://github.com/redbug26/crocods]
|}

== Maemo ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
! Name
! Actual version
! Last release
! Emulated systems
! License
! Link
|-
| [[CPCm]]
| 1.20-1
| Apr 27, 2010
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]]
| Open source
| [http://maemo.org/downloads/product/Maemo5/cpcm/]
|}

== Palm OS ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
! Name
! Actual version
! Last release
! Emulated systems
! License
! Link
|-
| [[CaPriCe for Palm OS|CaPriCe for Palm OS]]
| 2.8
| Jun 28, 2011
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]]
| Open source
| [http://frederic.coste.pagesperso-orange.fr/cpc/cpc_en.htm]
|-
| [[CoPaCabana|CoPaCabana]]
| 0.75
| Dec 4, 2007
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]]
| Freeware
| [http://copacabana.emuunlim.com/]
|}

== Pocket PC ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
! Name
! Actual version
! Last release
! Emulated systems
! License
! Link
|-
| [[CaPriCe|PocketCaprice]]
| 0.9
| Aug 19, 2007
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]]
| Freeware
| [http://www.clubic.com/telecharger-fiche44888-pocketcaprice.html]
|}

== Raspberry Pi ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
! Name
! Actual version
! Last release
! Emulated systems
! License
! Link
|-
| [[CPC4Rpi|#CPC4Rpi]]
| 1.1
| Dec 19, 2013
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]]
| Open source
| [http://store.raspberrypi.com/projects/cpc4rpi]
|-
| [[CapriceRPI|CapriceRPI]]
| 1.0
| Aug 4, 2015
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]]
| Open source
| [https://github.com/KaosOverride/CapriceRPI]
|}

== Symbian ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
! Name
! Actual version
! Last release
! Emulated systems
! License
! Link
|-
| [[S60-CPC|S60-CPC]]
| 0.74
| Feb 21, 2006
| [[CPC old generation|CPC range]]
| Open source
| [http://kokak.free.fr/s60cpc.htm]
|}

= Hardware =

*[[CPC TREX|CPC TREX]] TurboCPC core running on a terasIC T-Rex C1 FPGA board
*[[C-ONE|CPC-ONE]] TurboCPC core running on the C-One FPGA board
*[http://ralferoo.blogspot.fr/ CPC FPGA] CPC emulation running on a custom made FPGA board
*[[FPGAmstrad|FPGAmstrad]] CPC emulation running on a NEXYS2 FPGA board
*[https://code.google.com/p/mist-board/ MIST board] FPGA board implementing Amstrad CPC and various other 8-bit and 16-bit computers

= Emulation Tools =

*[[ConvImgCPC|ConvImgCPC]]
*[[CPCDiskXP|CPCDiskXP]]
*[[CPCGamesCD-CPCLoader|CPCGamesCD-CPCLoader]]
*[[CPCTapeXP|CPCTapeXP]]
*[[CPRTools|CPRTools]]
*[[Dsktools|Dsktools]]
*[[ManageDSK|ManageDSK]]
*[[WriteDSK|WriteDSK]]

= Emulator Detection =

*[[Emulator_IDs|Emulator IDs]]

[[Category:Emulator| ]]

Starion

2015-04-14T08:38:42Z

Francis Scott:

{{Infobox Game
|Image = [[Image:Starion_Title.png‎|center|300px|Title Screen]]
|Developer = [[David Webb]]
|Publisher = [[Melbourne House]]
|Musician = None
|Release = [[:Category:Games 1985|1985]]
|Platform = [[Amstrad CPC|CPC]], [[Commodore 64|C64]], [[ZX Spectrum]]
|Genre = Shoot-em-up, 3D
|GameModes = 1 Player
|Controls = {{Keyboard}}
|Media = {{Disk}} {{Tape}}
|Language = {{EN}}
|Info =
}}

A 3D shoot-em space adventure, the timing of the release of '''Starion''' could be said to be 'unfortunate' as the world and its maker was it getting itself very hot under the collar at the impending release of [[Elite]]. As a result, [[Starion]] is an oft-overlooked gem and one of the unsung heroes of the early CPC scene.

== Description ==

The year is 2010 and your name is Starion. Fresh out of Space Academy, you have been selected as their brightest pupil to pilot the world's first timeship, the S.S. Stardate. Your mission: to boldly go back in time and correct the devastation wrought in the Space-Time continuum by evil aliens from all the other worlds that have achieved time travel before you.

As you progress through the game, your ability as a pilot increases. You are rewarded with promotion through the ranks from Novice to Supreme Commander. If and when you finally reach 'Event Zero' before the beginning of time (event one), then you become the earliest thing to exist and must by default assume the ultimate title of CREATOR of all that follows.

To save the universe from chaotic collapse you must proceed as follows ... Engage and destroy the enemy ship in your time zone by space to space combat. The dead alien's cargo will materialise in the form of an alphabetical letter. Collect this letter by coming to a complete halt in its centre. It will be stowed in your hold and attacks will continue until you have destroyed the enemy fleet and collected all the letters.

The on-ship computer will now ask you to unscramble the letters to identify the original cargo dislodged in time by the enemy. Having done this, you must locate the entrance to a time warp and fly into it. The time-grid will be displayed. Now decide which of the eight neighbouring time zones is the year in which your cargo belongs.

The jump is made and you appear in a new time-zone. Your first task is to land on earth (fly straight into it) and see if your cargo will solve the historical problem. If you have the correct cargo, then it will be ejected, your oxygen and fuel will be replenished and you may do battle with a new breed of enemy for the next item.

If you have jumped to the wrong time zone, then you will still have to destroy enough ships, mines and enemy missiles to liberate sufficient energy to create a new time warp, but no enemy cargo will appear. Only then will you be able to escape, still carrying the same cargo.

Once you have corrected history in all nine zones in the time-grid, the time warp formed after the next battle will take you to one of the eight neighbouring time-grids in the current time-block. You must take the first letter of each of the nine items you have moved and unscramble THESE to form a password, which, when entered into the flight computer will convince it that you are capable of
inter-grid time travel.

Having completed all nine time-grids in the current block, you must unscramble the initial letters of the nine grid passwords to form the password for inter-block time travel down the next time warp. At this stage just one third of history has been corrected.
When all three time blocks (and hence all 27 time-grids and all 243 time zones) have been corrected, you will have three inter-block passwords. Take the first and last letters of each, unscramble them, and you will have the six letter master password which will permit exit from the space-time continuum.

You will then yourself become event zero, and have achieved the title of: CREATOR

== Ratings ==

Beaten to Mastergame status by the exellent Highway Encounter ''[[Amstrad Action]]'' still felt highly enough of the game to bestow Rave status upon it. They felt that: "The graphics really are stunning - it's just about the best version of space I've seen on any computer, let alone the Amstrad - and the idea of battling through to become the Creator certainly appealed to the megalomaniac in me."

''[[Amtix]]'' were equally impressed and an Accolade award was quickly added to the growing swell of praise for the game declaring it to have broken the mould: "Starion is a star piece and I'm sure it's destined to take pride of place in many an Amstrad owner's software library.

''[[Amstrad Computer User|ACU]]'' went a stage further again declaring the title to be their Game of the Month and their reviewer was "truly amazed by Starion. Just to update the screen at the rate they are managing to do so without flicker is pretty good, but to do 3D calculations in the same time is just incredible."

{|{{Prettytable|width: 700px; font-size: 2em;}}
|AA:|| [http://cpcoxygen.fxwebdevelopment.com/aa_depot/002JS.html Issue 02 (Nov '85)]|| Page 70|| 88%
|-
|ACU:||Issue 12 (Nov '85)|| Page 52-55|| 5/5
|-
|Amtix:||Issue 01 (Nov '85)|| Page 52-55|| 92%
|}

== Solution ==
None

== Cheats ==
None

== Screenshots ==

<gallery>
Image:Starion_1.png | In Game 1
Image:Starion_2.png | In-game 2
Image:Starion_3.png | In-game 3
</gallery>

== Videos ==

None

== Other Materials ==
<gallery>
Image:Starion_Cover.jpg | Cover
Image:Starion_Review.JPG | ACU Review
</gallery>

== Weblinks ==

* {{CpcPower|2064|Link to CPC-Power.com}}
* {{Tacgr|854|Link to Tacgr}}
* {{WorldOfSpectrum|0004870|Link to World of Spectrum}}
* {{Lemon64|2469|Link to Lemon64}}

[[Category:Games]] [[Category:Games 1985]][[Category:3D]]

Shufflepuck Cafe

2015-04-14T08:38:15Z

Francis Scott:

Type of game: sports game, kind of 3D

setup: In some space bar, with lots of weird creatures in it - and you. That is, the only part of the bar the player get's to see is a shufflepuck - table and his opponents ...

The aim is to defeat all of the opponents in a game of shufflepuck. Each of them has special qualities and errors. So there is a chance that one opponent reacts badly to cross shots, and maybe another opponent shouldn't drink so much ... as his play gets worse with every sipp.

The atmosphere of the game is great, Graphics are somewhat awesome, very 16bit looking... and it's just lovely.
Shufflepuck is a must have.

[[Category:Games]][[Category:Games 1989]]
[[Category:Sports]]

Shufflepuck Cafe

2015-04-14T08:36:00Z

Francis Scott:

Type of game: sports game, kind of 3D

setup: In some space bar, with lots of weird creatures in it - and you. That is, the only part of the bar the player get's to see is a shufflepuck - table and his opponents ...

The aim is to defeat all of the opponents in a game of shufflepuck. Each of them has special qualities and errors. So there is a chance that one opponent reacts badly to cross shots, and maybe another opponent shouldn't drink so much ... as his play gets worse with every sipp.

The atmosphere of the game is great, Graphics are somewhat awesome, very 16bit looking... and it's just lovely.
Shufflepuck is a must have.

Pictures courtesy of CPC-Power
http://www.cpc-power.com/images/ecran_titre/1932.png
http://www.cpc-power.com/images/ecran_jeu2/1932.png

Fan sevice, sort of...
http://www.cpc-power.com/images/ecran_jeu1/1932.png

[[Category:Games]][[Category:Games 1989]]
[[Category:Sports]]

Top games

2015-04-14T08:23:25Z

Francis Scott:

This is a list of some of the greatest games ever released on the CPC, as compiled by [http://www.cpczone.net CPCZone]'s Ritchardo mkII.

To decide positions, the review score each game has received from CPC Zone, CPC Game Reviews, Amstrad Action, Amstrad Computer User Amtix and Cent Pour Cent has been taken into account and an average for each game has been calculated - the higher the average, the higher the position in the chart. Obviously, this list is slanted towards British tastes due to the appearance of two British mags but if anyone has a list of review scores for any other publications then please step forward.

The only games that have not been included are those which have only received a review from one source (this discounts more recent fare like CPC Adventure and programmes that would otherwise have an unrealistically high position). To give an example as to why this is necessary the number one Amstrad game of all time otherwise would be Timeman One thanks to its ten out of ten showing on CPC Zone... Some high ranking games that have not been reviewed at CPC Zone have not been taken into account but hopefully they will be added soon.

The main aim of the thread is to provoke discussion and point new CPC users in the right direction of what to download to try the very best that Sir Alan's computer had to offer. Feel free to post decrying the concept or the placings/omissions of your favourites...

Some classic games are missing indeed (like Head over Heels, Renegade, Target:Renegade), and this goes to prove that review scores do not tell the truth 100%. Also, please note that this list does not include any adventure games, since these were traditionally reviewed separately.

#[[Mega Blasters]] - 98%
#[[Get Dexter]] - 97%
#[[Mortville Manor]] - 96%
#[[Bumpy's Arcade Fantasy]] - 95.67%
#[[Elite]] 95.6%
#[[Guild of Thieves]] - 95.6%
#[[Prince of Persia]] - 95.6%
#[[Xyphoes Fantasy]] - 95%
#[[The Sentinel]] - 94.50%
#[[Rick Dangerous 2]] - 94.38%
#[[Hitchhiker's Guide to Galaxy]] - 94.33%
#[[Knight Lore]] - 94.3%
#[[Turrican 2]] - 94.2%
#[[Return to Eden]] - 94%
#[[Spindizzy]] - 93.8%
#[[Iron Lord]] - 93.75%
#[[Pang (cartridge)|Pang]] (cartridge) - 93.6%
#[[Doomdark's Revenge]] - 93.5%
#[[Hollywood Hijinx]] - 93.33%
#[[Ranarama]] - 93.2%
#[[The Lurking Horror]] - 93%
#[[Prehistorik 2]] - 93%
#[[Sorcery +]] - 92.75%
#[[Starglider]] - 92.75%
#[[The Pawn]] - 92.5%
#[[Nebulus]] - 92.4%
#[[Academy]] - 92%
#[[F-16 Combat Pilot]] - 92%
#[[Lords of Midnight]] - 92%
#[[Rainbow Islands]] - 92%
#[[Turrican]] - 92%
#[[Space Crusade]] - 91.67%
#[[Revolution]] - 91.5%
#[[Chase HQ]] - 91.45%
#[[Robocop 2 (cartridge)|Robocop 2]] (cartridge) - 91.4%
#[[Starfox]] - 91.33%
#[[Heartland]] - 91.25%
#[[Total Eclipse]] - 91.1%
#[[Hero Quest]] - 90.8%
#[[Savage]] - 90.75%
#[[Trailblazer]] - 90.75%
#[[Dark Side]] - 90.67%
#[[Trantor]] - 90.67%
#[[Emlyn Hughes International Soccer]] - 90.63%
#[[D-Day]] - 90.5%
#[[Shufflepuck Cafe]] - 90.5%
#[[XOR (video game)|Xor]] - 90.5%
#[[Zoids]] - 90.5%
#[[Robocop]] - 90.5%
#[[Teenage Mutant Hero Turtles 2]] - 90.5%
#[[Dun Darach]] - 90.13%
#[[Abadia Del Crimen]] - 90%
#[[The Addams Family]] - 90%
#[[Batman]] - 90%
#[[Chevy Chase]] - 90%
#[[Infernal House]] - 90%
#[[Netherworld]] - 90%
#[[Smash TV]] - 90%
#[[Starion]] - 90%
#[[Super Cauldron]] - 90%
#[[Spy vs Spy]] - 89.83%
#[[Castle Master II - The Crypt]] - 89.75%
#[[BAT]] - 89.67%
#[[Koronis Rift]] - 89.67%
#[[Stunt Car Racer]] - 89.67%
#[[Tomahawk]] - 89.67%
#[[Insector Hecti at the Interchange]] - 89.67%
#[[Lotus Esprit Turbo Challenge]] - 89.6%
#[[Knight Tyme]] - 89.5%
#[[Worm in Paradise]] - 89.25%
#[[Sorcery]] - 89.25%
#[[Cauldron]] - 89.2%
#[[Exolon]] - 89.15%
#[[Turbo the Tortoise]] - 89%
#[[North & South]] - 89%
#[[Get Dexter 2]] - 89%
#[[Alien8]] - 88.83%
#[[Myth]] - 88.7%
#[[Exterminator]] - 88.67%
#[[Boulderdash]] - 88.67%
#[[Continental Circus]] - 88.6%
#[[Marsport]] - 88.5%
#[[Dragontoc]] - 88.5%
#[[Lemmings]] - 88.5%
#[[Way of the Exploding Fist]] - 88.42%
#[[Klax]] - 88.4%
#[[Red Moon]] - 88.33%
#[[Driller]] - 88.3%
#[[Gryzor]] - 88.27%
#[[Scapeghost]] - 88.25%
#[[Thrust]] - 88.2%
#[[Switchblade]] - 88.2%
#[[Rick Dangerous]] - 88.2%
#[[Castle Master]] - 88.2%
#[[Dragon Breed]] - 88%
#[[Titan]] - 88%
#[[The Sacred Armour of Antiriad]] - 88%
#[[Mercenary]] - 88%
#[[Cyrus II Chess]] - 88%
#[[Purple Saturn Day]] - 88%

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Talk:XOR

2015-04-14T08:22:45Z

Francis Scott: Blanked the page

XOR

2015-04-14T08:22:32Z

Francis Scott:

* [[XOR (video game)]], Astral Software, 1987
* [[XOR (CPC scene member)]]

Prehistorik 2

2015-04-14T08:19:42Z

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[[Prehistorik 2]], a game published by [[Titus Software]], was coded by [[Elmar Krieger]] ([[EGS]]). The In-Game-Music was composed by [[Kangaroo MusiQue]] of [[HJT]]

==Gameplay==

Prehistorik 2 was well produced being one of the latest Amstrad 8 bit production.

It is a classical Platform Game with horizontal and vertical scrolling.

Graphics clearly show a 16bit based cross development origin.

This game works on CPC and Plus and has a special plus version which clearly displays the differences and commonality of the capabilities of the 2 generations.

Yet perhaps it was showing too much as the game is quite sluggish.

It is also notable that the game has less levels than the 16 bit versions with only 2 complete levels and was probably a rushed release as so many Amstrad productions of the late era.

== Technical ==

Title screen uses 32KB mode overscan. Game uses rupture technique to split the screen into a scrolling section and a section with a panel.

There are 3 special versions selectable:

* Standard version
* Special version 1
* Special version 2

These versions differ by their use of R3 to improve horizontal scrolling and vertical/horizontal sync timings.

Then you can choose 64KB version, 128K version with enhancements or Plus version.

=== 64KB vs 128KB ===

* 64KB version doesn't have a status panel.

=== Standard version ===

* R3 changes between &0c and &05 when scrolling to make the smoother R3 horizontal scroll.
* R2 is &32

=== Special version 1 ===

* R3 = &8e on the title screen
* Game switches between &0C and &8E. R3 is not used to improve the horizontal scroll.
* R2 is &32

=== Special versión 2 ===

* R3 = &8e on the title screen
* Game switches between &0C and &8E. R3 is not used to improve the horizontal scroll.
* R2 is &31

== Video contents ==

This video shows Prehistorik 2 running live on the Amstrad CPC.

{{#ev:youtube|MavWmgzr2P8}}
The Amstrad PLUS version, displaying its sweet intro music and the large range of Greys the CPC lacked, achieving a 16bit flavour.

Yet the intro page seems inferior to it's CPC (old) counterpart, due to a poor choice of inks/colours.

{{#ev:youtube|JSBLZtFxnX0|300}}
{{#ev:youtube|hadm3xRoEcQ|300}}
Longlplays on Amstrad CPC (old) courtesy of Axelino.

== Files from Prehistorik 2 ==

== Game map ==

<gallery>
Image:Prehistorik map.jpg
</gallery>

== Music ==

*[[Media:Elmar64.mp3|MP3-Version of the main Ingame-Music]] from [[Kangaroo MusiQue]] of [[HJT]]

== Box Photos ==
(provided by Beaker)
<gallery>
Image:Prehistorik 2 sleeve front final.jpg

Image:Prehistorik 2 sleeve back final.jpg

Image:Prehistorik 2 poster final.jpg

Image:Prehistorik 2 instructions final.jpg

Image:P1020166.jpg
</gallery>

== Links ==

* {{CPCPower|1682}}

[[Category:Games]]
[[Category:Video contents]]
[[Category:CPC Plus]][[Category:CPC Plus Games]]
[[Category:Game Map]]
[[Category:Extended RAM Software]]
[[Category:Platform]][[Category:Games 1993]]

Super Cauldron

2015-04-14T08:18:10Z

Francis Scott: /* Links */

{{Infobox Game
|Image = [[Image:SuperCauldronInlay.jpg|center|300px|Super Cauldron front cover]]
|Developer = [[Elmar Krieger]]
|Publisher = [[Titus Software|Titus]]
|Musician = [[Weee!|Christian Lier]]
|Release = [[:Category:Games 1992|1992]]
|Platform = [[Amiga]], [[Amstrad CPC|CPC]], [[Atari ST]], [[PC]]
|Genre = Platform game
|GameModes = Single player
|Controls = {{Keyboard}} {{Joystick}}
|Media = {{Disk}} {{Tape}}
|Language = {{EN}}
}}

''Super Cauldron'' is a platform game that was programmed by [[Elmsoft|Elmar Krieger]] and released by [[Titus Software|Titus]] in 1992.

The music was composed by [[Weee!|Christian Lier]] using ''[[Soundtrakker]]''.
All graphics were PC transfers, except of the title screen which was drawn by Harris Kladis ([[Rex]]).

It was one of Titus' last releases for the Amstrad CPC, along with ''[[Prehistorik 2]]''.

== Reviews ==

[[Simon Forrester]] reviewed ''Super Cauldron'' in the June 1993 issue of ''[[Amstrad Action]]'' (issue 93), giving the game an overall rating of 96% - one of the highest ratings that ''AA'' has ever given. This two-page review was noteworthy in that Simon wrote it in the form of a poem.

== Technical ==

* Title screen uses "32KB" overscan. It is 47 chars wide.
* Game uses rupture technique to split the screen into a scrolling area and a static status panel area
* Game uses CRTC R5 for smoother vertical scrolling
* Game uses CRTC R3 for smoother horizontal scrolling
* Game uses CRTC R12/R13 for hardware scrolling
* Game screen is 50 chars wide.
* Panel is 44 chars wide.

There are 4 versions that can be selected:
* Standard version
* Special Version 1
* Special Version 2
* Special Version 3

There differences are mainly related to the horizontal sync position, if R3 is used for smoother scroll, and the horizontal/vertical sync lengths.

=== Standard version ===

* Title screen has R3=&08 (horizontal sync length = 8, vertical sync length = 16)
* Blue rasters above and below the main text on the start game screen
* Dark red in the main part of the start game screen
* Game background has blue rasters for the background
* R3 switches between &0c, and &05. (vertical sync length = 16, horizontal sync length = 12/5).
* R2=&33 in game.

=== Special version 1 ===

* Title screen has R3=&08 (horizontal sync length = 8, vertical sync length = 16)
* Black behind start game screen
* Blue rasters in the background in the game
* R3 switches between &0c and &05 for the scroll. (vertical sync length = 16, horizontal sync length = 12/5).
* R2=&33 in game.

=== Special version 2 ===

* Title screen has R3=&8e (horizontal sync length = 8, vertical sync length = 8)
* Blue rasters above and below the main text on the start game screen
* Dark red in the main part of the start game screen.
* R3 switches between &0c and &8e. It appears R3 smooth scrolling is not used.
* R2=&33 in game.

=== Special versión 3 ===

* Title screen has R3=&8e (horizontal sync length = 8, vertical sync length = 8)
* Blue rasters above and below the main text on the start game screen
* Dark red in the main part of the start game screen.
* R3 switches between &0c and &8e. It appears R3 smooth scrolling is not used.
* R2=&31 in game.

== Links ==

* [http://tacgr.emuunlim.com/downloads/filedetail.php?recid=878 The Amstrad CPC Games Resource]
* {{CPCPower|2119}}

[[Category:Games]] [[Category:Games 1992]] [[Category:Extended RAM Software]][[Category:Platform]]

Talk:XOR (CPC scene member)

2015-04-14T08:16:50Z

Francis Scott: Francis Scott moved page Talk:XOR to Talk:XOR (CPC scene member)

I'm curious to know why XOR was hated by the German cracking scene. I certainly still believe that he was <em>by far</em> the best cracker on the CPC in the early 1990s. [[User:Nich|Nich]] 21:30, 11 August 2006 (CEST)

Cause that was the reason that he was hated :-) He cracked two games of EGS, who programmed the last commercial Games for Titus Software on CPC. And people in the scene always got angry, if other sceners do something against the scene :-) Also he was a in swabian called "Schneggaschlozz'r" and that is the second reason :-) maybe.. [[User:Kangaroo|Kangaroo MusiQue of HJT]] 21:59, 11 August 2006 (CEST)

The Xor photo is wrong. This guy is not Xor. You can see the real Xor face on one the Amstrad Expo 90 picture
(posing with 'The famous Cach') but i'm not sure that a cracker (even an ex cracker) will agreed that his photo
is related on a wiki...--[[User:Longshot|Longshot]] 15:44, 1 October 2006 (CEST)
:Although I'm not responsible for putting that photo on his entry, I know that it was taken from the [http://www.lamers-international.de/ Lamers International] Hall of Shame. For years, I had always assumed that the man in that photo was XOR - and after all this time, someone tells me that it is not him! [[User:Nich|Nich]] 14:28, 2 October 2006 (CEST)

He was invited at the first "Euromeeting" in Stains. I'd banished him from my friends when he had spread (like others i would not mentionate here) cracked games created by people of the scene (he had met fefesse) in a period where it was difficult to sale cpc game, and especially because i'd expressely ask him and some others "cartridge crackers" to have an exception for these games (xyphoes, zaptball, ...).--[[User:Longshot|Longshot]] 15:36, 2 October 2006 (CEST)

Talk:XOR

2015-04-14T08:16:50Z

Francis Scott: Francis Scott moved page Talk:XOR to Talk:XOR (CPC scene member)

#REDIRECT [[Talk:XOR (CPC scene member)]]

XOR (CPC scene member)

2015-04-14T08:16:48Z

Francis Scott: Francis Scott moved page XOR to XOR (CPC scene member)

'''XOR''' (Philippe G) was one of the best known and active crackers in the French CPC scene throughout the early and mid-1990s. However, his cracks of [[Titus|Titus Software]]' ''[[Super Cauldron]]'' and ''[[Prehistorik 2]]'' were met with strong disapproval by the German CPC scene, who disliked the fact that he had cracked games written by a fellow member of the CPC scene (in this case, [[EGS|Elmar Krieger]]).

== Cracks ==
[[Image:Xor_logo.gif|right|thumb|400px|The XOR logo]]

* [[Super Cauldron]]
* [[Prehistorik 2]]
(and many more...)

== See also ==

* [[Reflection of software cracking]]

[[Category:CPC scene members]]

XOR

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#REDIRECT [[XOR (CPC scene member)]]

Main Page

2015-04-14T08:11:57Z

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Teenage Mutant Hero Turtles - The Coin-Op

2015-02-22T20:53:34Z

Francis Scott:

== The Return of the awesome foursome! ==

Now two dudes or dudettes can join forces and double team Shredder™ and his Turtle terminators in a bid to save April™ and Splinter™. Take control of your favourite Turtle in this turtley awesome version of the Konami coin op.

'''THE STORY SO FAR'''

April O Neil is not only the best T.V. news reporter in town but also she's the only news reporter in New York that has been kidnapped by the evil* Foot Clan and lived to tell the tale (you did save her in Turtles didn’t you?). Not only that, but to prove just how individual she is, she’s been kidnapped by the foul Foot Clan yet again and only the hard-backed, half-shell heroes can save her? Or can they?

*The Foot Clan are not a highly organised cartel of chinese chiropodists but in fact are expertly trained ninjitsu ne‘er-do-wells bound to the service of the evil Shredder.

'''HOW TO BE A HERO'''

The dateline is now, the place is New York and the player must choose their favourite Turtle with which to rescue the kidnapped April from a burning building infested with a carbuncle of foul Foot. Not only that but you’ve got to go on to find and defeat the shifty sidekicks BeBop and Rocksteady before going onto to take out Krang and finally confront Shredder at the Technodrome.

== Loading Instructions ==
'''COMMODORE 64#'''

Cassette - ensure the tape is rewound, insert into your recorder and hold down the SHIFT and RUNSTOP keys. Now, with the cassette player attached to the computer, press play on the cassette player and the game will load and run.

'''COMMODORE 128*'''

Turtles doesn’t run in 128 mode on the Commodore just type in GO64 and enter and then load as above.

*NOTE: There is no simultaneous two player mode on the Commodore 64 version of Turtles the Coin Op. For disk users there is a two turtle, sorry, person mode, but players play alternately.

C64 controls use a joystick in port 2
P = Pause Q = Quit whilst paused

'''SPECTRUM +2.#'''

Insert tape into the cassette deck, select loader and press ENTER. Press play on the cassette deck. The game will load and run.

'''SPECTRUM + 3 Disk'''

Insert the disk and select LOADER from the +3 start up menu. Now press ENTER and the game will load and run.

'''SPECTRUM +2#'''

Insert tape into the cassette deck, select loader and press ENTER. Press play on the cassette deck. The game will load and run.

'''SPECTRUM + 3 Disk'''

Insert the disk and select LOADER from the +3 start up menu. Now press ENTER and the game will load and run.

'''SPECTRUM +2#'''

Insert tape into the cassette deck, select loader and press ENTER. Press play on the cassette deck. The game will load and run.

'''SPECTRUM CONTROLS'''

You may experience problems controlling 2 turtles unless one turtle uses a Kempston joystick. This is due to problems with Spectrum hardware beyond our control. If you select CURSOR control, do not select either of the Sinclair joystick ports for your other Turtle. P = Pause Q = Quit whilst paused

'''AMSTRAD CPC Disk'''

Insert the disk into the machine and type RUN “DISK - The game will now load and run.

'''AMSTRAD TAPE#'''

'''AMSTRAD CONTROLS'''

Insert the cassette into the player. Hold down CONTROL and press ENTER on the numeric keypad. The game will now load and run.

For 2 player games, you may experience problems controlling your turtles. This is due to problems with Amstrad hardware beyond our control.

P = Pause ESC = Quit whilst paused

'''WHAT'S THE SECRET CODE DUDE?'''

After the game has loaded, you will be asked to enter a code before you can start playing. It's a four digit number and it’s located in the middle pages of this manual. Just find the right column and row given by the letter and a number shown on your computer screen and type in the four digit number that you find there. Now you must select your turtle and control method required for each player.

'''LET’S GET BASHIN’ DUDES!'''

You’ve entered the code, chosen which Turtle you want to be, selected either joystick or keyboard and ordered yourself a pizza (without anchovies of course). Let’s go?

'''SPIN THAT STICK!'''

Pressing fire or fire with either left or right will make your turtle do one of three attacking moves - kick, jab, thrust. Pressing fire with up will make the turtle do a jump and a spin directly up in the air. Pressing fire with down will make the turtle do an upward jump and swipe simultaneously. Pressing fire with up/right or up/left will make the turtle do a flying jump kick. Just pressing up/down left/right will move the turtle around the screen.

'''# AMSTRAD CPC TAPE, SPECTRUM TAPE and CBM 64 TAPE'''

Turtles - the coin - op is a multi-load game. Before loading we recommend you set your tape counter to zero and then note the tape count whenever you start to load a new level. Sometimes the best computer will tell you to ‘rewind to level XX'. You should rewind to the relevant section of the tape (using the tape count) and then press PLAY on tape.

'''PIZZA'''

As with any turtle, if you pick up a pizza your energy is immediately replenished (an extra life is given on CBM 64). and these pizzas must be real tasty, because just one will put any of the boys right back up there on full power.

== Pictures ==

<gallery>
Image:Turtles Box.jpg|Box - Front & Back
Image:Turtles Side1.jpg|Side 1 - Game Loader
Image:Turtles Side2.jpg|Side 2 - Levels 1 - 15
</gallery>

== Download ==

* [[Media:Tmhturt2.zip|Teenage Mutant Hero Turtles - The Coin-Op (English)]] - Taken from AMSTRAD CPC SOFTWARE AT FTP.NVG.UNIT.NO (DSK for Emulators)

== Links ==

* http://www.cpc-power.com/index.php?page=detail&num=2184

[[Category:Games]]
[[Category:Beat'em up]][[Category:Games 1991]]

Target Renegade

2015-02-22T20:10:30Z

Francis Scott:

== Download ==

*[[Media:Targ_ren.zip‎|Target: Renegade]] (DSK for Emulators) - Taken from Amstrad CPC Software AT FTP.NVG.UNIT.NO

== Links ==

* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Target:_Renegade ''Target: Renegade'' from Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia]

== Videos ==

Target Renegade Gameplay on Amstrad CPC 6128 - Part 1 of 2

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Target Renegade Gameplay on Amstrad CPC 6128 - Part 2 of 2

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[[Category:Games]]
[[Category:Beat'em up]][[Category:Games 1988]]

View to a Kill

2015-02-22T19:57:57Z

Francis Scott:

{{Infobox Game
|Image = [[Image:View_to_a_Kill (Domark).jpg|centre|300px|Coverscan]]
|Developer = Unknown
|Publisher = [[Domark]]
|Musician = Unknown
|Release = [[:Category:Games 1985|1985]]
|Platform = [[Amstrad CPC|CPC]], [[Commodore 64|C64]], [[MSX]], [[ZX Spectrum]]
|Genre = [[:Category:Arcade|Arcade (Platform)]]
|GameModes = 1 Player
|Controls = {{Keyboard}} {{Joystick}}
|Media = {{Disk}} {{Tape}}
|Language = {{EN}} {{FR}}
|Info =
}}

The first computerised adventure of the world's favourite secret agent on the [[CPC]].

== Inlay Text ==

INTRODUCTION
Your name is Bond - James Bond, the world's top Secret Agent, and now embarking on one of the most important missions of your career. To fail is the worst thing that can happen to you. Your objective is to discover what dastardly plan is being hatched by Max Zorin, an unscrupulous European electronics magnate, and prevent him from carrying it out. You learn that the information you need is in three main locations. Paris, where you must make contact with May Day to get a vital clue. The City Hall in San Francisco, where various secrets are hidden, and finally a Silver Mine under Silicon Valley, where you piece together your information and finally foil Max Zorin - we all hope!

===THE CODES===
At the end of the first two games you'll be given a code which you must type in at the start of each new game. This simply tells the program how well you've done in the last game, and passes over various helpful pieces of information. You may play any game at any time, but to be totally successful in the final game you must have done as well as James Bond himself would have! This will become apparent as you play each game. Once you've got the codes, you can always use them again - the numbers are not randomly generated each time. However, you may wish to improve them each time.

===THE REAL TIME ELEMENT===
Each game is played in real time. You're against the clock - and good times are passed on via the code to give you more time in subsequent
games.

===YOUR PERFORMANCE===
James Bond doesn't exactly die - but he can fail when you play him! He may irrevocably damage his car around Paris - or become engulfed in flames in City Hall. How the real James Bond gets out of these situations without your help (some might say interference!) is left to your imagination. Needless to say, he lives to fight another day, and you can try, try and try again.

===LIST OF FEATURES===
(Different in various games)
*Pause - Select this on your menu, and give yourself a break. Open a bottle of Bollinger Champagne, or light a Davidoff cigar. Sit back for thought, and time will stand still.
*Abort - So things are a little tricky on this mission and you want a weekend in Acapulco. Select Abort on the menus, press 'fire' twice (not applicable in Paris - you're on holiday anyway) and pack your bags.
*Music - You have a choice of "The James Bond Theme" by Monty Norman (c) 1962 United Partnerships Ltd. Reproduced by permission, or the
hit single "A View to a Kill" by Duran Duran and John Barry (c) 1985 Tritec Music Ltd/CBS Songs Ltd. Reproduced by permission at various points in the game.
*Controls - All games may be joystick or keyboard operated.
*Speech - You'll hear it at various times - listen out!

===GAME 1: PARIS CHASE===
The scene is set:
Bond has been briefed by 'M' and has been instructed to find out what Max Zorin's plot is all about. He has lunch in the Eiffel Tower with a friendly Agent who is killed by May Day. Bond chases her up the Tower, but she hurls herself off the top and parachutes to a drop point on the outskirts of Paris. He leaps onto the top of the Tower lift and commandeers a taxi at the bottom. From then on, you take over. You can follow her movements with the aid of a radio tracker, which indicates her proximity and her altitude, and her shadow will pass over your aerial view. You can see the building in front of you through the windscreen, and your speed, the time and your damage is indicated on the dash-board. Your objective is to reach the correct drop point exactly at the same time as she does, but be careful. The winds constantly change, and her direction may alter at any time, landing her on any one of a number of possible drop points.

Along your route you will encounter various hazards. The street's one way system is indicated by little yellow arrows, and going against the system may cause the police cars to chase you. Watch out, they may take a pot shot at you! The drivers around Paris are fairly reckless,
and the odd Porsche may career into you. There are barriers to avoid, and brushing into buildings will definitely take it out on your blue Renault. Because Bond never travels without a pistol, you can use one here to knock out unwelcome vehicles which may get into your path. Also, being an expert driver, handbrake turns are easy for you, and may get you out of tricky situations!

Controls - for details of joystick or keyboard controls see the title screen.

In the event that you fail to catch May Day the game will automatically start again. Maybe you'll have learnt something! If you do well your
code will be important for use in later games. It relates your success to the other programs, in a way that you'll subsequently discover.

===GAME 2: CITY HALL===
James Bond has travelled to San Francisco in his search for Max Zorin. Armed with the information from May Day he finds him in the City Hall, but Zorin turns the tables. At gun point, Bond and his companion, Stacey, are pushed into the lift, and trapped between floors. In an effort to finish them off in an "accident", Zorin sets fire to the top floor of the City Hall, and leaves. Bond pulls himself out of the lift and must now get Stacey and himself out of the burning building. You take over at this point. Using the "duck shoot" menu system, you can either move Bond from room to room, or take action, such as searching, using, dropping or issuing commands to Stacey. You can also select the top menu, to collect objects which will be useful later on. There is however a limit to what you can carry, so be selective. Your objective is to find some way of getting Stacey out of the lift, and fight your way to safety. You will notice that the fire has started on your view of the City Hall. This will spread across with time, and although the odd fire bucket will slow it down, you've got to move fast. Unfortunately, if you get too close to the
fire, you become hot and find it difficult to breathe. This has the effect of flowing your actions. If the fire catches up with you or you get into a burning room, you will be totally overcome, and have to start again. Stacey won't love you much if you fail her. To help you in your task, a light will shine on the plan view of the City Hall to indicate your location. Once a room has been visited, it will be marked in colour to show your achievement. Use door passes correctly, and consider what items might be helpful in getting Stacey out of the lift shaft. Once you've got her, don't forget to hurry to find a way out. It's not as easy as it seems!

Important. To get out, you're going to need a set of numbers, which fit into the code holder you start off with. When filled, this holder must be set to break the security-locked door at the bottom right of the City Hall - and that's a long way!

====HOW THE "DUCK SHOOT" WORKS====
When you press the fire button, control will be passed from Bond to the upper part of the duck shoot menu. Moving left or right will scroll the objects you are carrying past the selection point. When you have selected the object, press the fire button and control will be passed to the
lower menu. If you want to go straight to the lower menu, select the downward arrow. In the lower menu you have a number of actions which can be selected.

These are:
*RETURN - Returns control to Bond
*SEARCH - Searches the room you are in. Any
*object that is in the room will be displayed on the upper duck shoot. Select the objects you want to pick up by scrolling the menu and pressing the fire button.
*DROP - Drops the object selected in the upper menu.
*USE - Uses the object selected in the upper menu.
*GIVE - Enables you to give an object to the girl if she is with you.
*STAY - If the girl is with you, then selecting the picture of her head and this command will instruct her to stay in the room.
*FOLLOW - When selected in conjunction with the girls head, will instruct her to follow you.
*PAUSE - Allows you to Pause the game.
*ABORT - If you select this, the lower menu will flash. If you really want to abort then press the fire button again. This will return you to the start of the game.

====USEFUL OBJECTS:====
GUN AND BULLETS: You will find a gun and some bullets in the City Hall. Using the gun you can shoot open the interconnecting doors. To do this, select the gun and then select the USE option. It takes two uses of the gun to shoot open a door. Take care, you will only find a small number of bullets, don't get too trigger happy.
DOOR KEYS: These keys are colour coded for specific doors. They can only be used in the door for which they are intended.
SECURITY CARDS: These are colour coded for the doors for which they are intended. N.B. The yellow card is outlined in black.
CUPBOARD KEYS: Colour coded and can be used to open locked cupboards. MINE PASS and GEIGER COUNTER: Get these
and they will aid you in the mine.

You will find many other objects, but you will have to work out how they can help you or hinder you.

===GAME 3: THE MINE - SILICON VALLEY===
At last, Max Zorin's plan is revealed. As Bond suspected all along, the evil mastermind of the electronics empire is intent on capturing the sili-
con chip market. What better way to achieve this than blowing up the disused mine under Silicon Valley and set off the geological faults to
send the whole area into the Pacific? Bond enters the old mine to discover the nuclear detonator has been set and time is ticking away. The bomb is in an underground cavern, and the only way to get it out is to be winched down. He needs help - and May Day is the only person strong enough to help him. She may be Zorin's henchperson, but surely she must realize the insanity of it all? He must find her and persuade her to aid him in his effort to save countless lives and the computer world! This is where you take over. You're in the mine, and must use the objects you find and the help you need to defuse the bomb before it is too late!

As you run through the mine, use the lift to reach different levels, or climb ropes to get the various items which will be useful. Sometimes
you may have to tumble into oblivion, but you can look before you jump. Watch out for the nasty pits - have you got your grappling hook? Will the dynamite blow up the section of rock you want to go through? Have you got what you need to light it? Will time run out, will the
Pacific's fish meet Silicon Valley's chips? All this and more awaits you!

Important: When you've found May Day, she will set off on another route; meet her at the winching point later on, but make sure you've freed her before you leave. Your reward for succeeding is a fitting end for such an accomplished super Secret Agent!

====MINE DUCK SHOOT====
The Mine Duck Shoot works in the same way as the duck shoot in City Hall. There are some different commands, these are as follows:
*GET LIFT: If you are standing next to the lift shaft then this command will cause the lift to move to your level.
*WINCH DOWN: If you have successfully assembled all the winch mechanisms and have rescued MAY DAY then using this command will cause May Day to winch you down to the detonator.
*WINCH UP: This will cause May Day to winch you up.

====USEFUL OBJECTS====
GRAPNEL GUN: using the gun will allow you to shoot a rope up from your position to whatever is above. You will then be able to jump onto the rope and climb it as normal. When you jump off, the rope will rewind. Take care; you only have a limited number of charges.
DYNAMITE AND LIGHTER: Both of these objects can be used in conjunction to blow up certain rocks.
GEIGER COUNTER: If you found this in the City Hall, it will then be displayed on screen and will show how close to the bomb you are.
CODE NUMBERS: You will find numbers throughout the mine, five of these numbers, used in the correct order, will defuse the detonator. It is possible to find out which are the correct numbers and sequence. But that is a problem worthy of the best Secret Agent!

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|[[Image:A_View_to_a_Kill (Title).png|left|thumb|200px|Title Screen]]
|[[Image:A_View_to_a_Kill_1.png|left|thumb|200px|In the Mines]]
|[[Image:A_View_to_a_Kill_2.png|left|thumb|200px|City Halls]]
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|}
{|
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|[[Image:A_View_to_a_Kill_3.png|left|thumb|200px|Paris Chase]]
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== '''Videos''' ==

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== '''Ratings''' ==

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|AA:||[http://cpcoxygen.fxwebdevelopment.com/aa_depot/002JS.html Issue 02 (Nov '85)]||Page 47||67%
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|ACU:||Issue 12 (Nov '85)||Page 57-60||2 out of 5
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|Amtix:||Issue 01 (Nov '85)||Page 30||45%
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== '''Cheat Mode''' ==
===Hints & Tips===

*Code for Level 2 is 52934
*Code for Level 3 is 49152

===Map===

[[Image:A view to a kill map.jpg|300px]]

== '''Prequels / Sequels''' ==

*1. '''A View to a Kill''' (1985)
*2. [[Living Daylight|The Living Daylights]] (1987)
*3. [[Live and Let Die]] (1988)
*4. [[Licence to Kill]] (1989)
*5. [[Spy Who Loved Me|The Spy Who Loved Me]] (1990)

== '''Compilations & Re-releases''' ==

* Re-released by [[Bug-Byte]] (198?)
* Appeared on the following Compilations:
** [[Now Games 3]] (1986)
** [[The Thriller Pack]] (1987)

== '''Trivia''' ==

*For some reason the game appears to have been programmed out of sequence on the CPC and the Mines Game comes before City Hall or the Paris sequence... fairly problematic given the need for codes to progress to the next level...

== '''Downloads & Materials''' ==

<gallery caption="Boulder Dash">

Image:View_to_a_Kill (Domark).jpg|Cover
Image:View_to_a_Kill (Instructions).jpg|Instructions
Image:Amstrad Computer User8509055.jpg|Advert
Image:View_to_a_Kill (ACU).JPG|ACU Review

</gallery>

== '''Weblinks''' ==

* {{CpcPower|219|Link to CPC-Power.com}}
* {{Tacgr|986|Link to Tacgr}}
* {{WorldOfSpectrum|0000009|Link to World of Spectrum}}
* {{Lemon64|36|Link to Lemon64}}
* [http://www.generation-msx.nl/msxdb/softwareinfo/371| Link to Generation-MSX]

[[Category:Games]] [[Category:Games 1985]] [[Category:Arcade]]

Bad Dudes VS Dragon Ninja

2015-02-22T19:54:10Z

Francis Scott: /* Videos */

[[Bad Dudes VS Dragon Ninja]], often shortened as Dragon Ninja, is a multi platform horizontal Beat them all.

This is an Arcade port from a famous Data East game.

==Development==

Publisher : Imagine Software

Spanish Publisher : Erbe Software

Programming : James HIGGINS

Graphics : Martin Mc DONALD

Music & Sound FX : Jonathan DUNN

==Plot==

'''''Wikipedia says :'''''

''The game starts in New York City, where President Ronnie (based on former U.S. President Ronald Reagan) has been kidnapped by the nefarious DragonNinja. ''

''The intro says: "Rampant ninja related crimes these days... Whitehouse is not the exception...". As soon as that occurs, a Secret Service agent (who resembles Arnold Schwarzenegger as he appears in The Terminator) asks two street-smart brawlers, named Blade and Striker: "President Ronnie has been kidnapped by the ninjas. Are you a bad enough dude to rescue Ronnie?", which this quote became an infamous meme and is often lampooned on the Internet. In the Japanese version, however, the words are completely different. After they heard that, the Bad Dudes confirmed it by pursuing the DragonNinja through the city streets, highway, sewers, transport train, forest, cave and into the secret ninja base, in order to save President Ronnie.''

Of course most of those elements and cinematics were not present on the Amstrad version.

==The Arcade port==

This is a Mode0 game with a side scrolling. Graphics are not bad and playability is not bad, yet a few elements were a bit disapointing :

*The sprites weren't always that well designed.

*Bosses lacked varied patterns.

Also compared to the Arcade game, the Amstrad version lacks some elements of gameplay :

*no real 2-players co-op mode (perhaps the most disapointing aspect).

*less fight technics such as the vertical (upside) kick or reverse (back) kick, also the "fireball-punch" is completely useless on Amstrad, and jump-kicks are less controlable.

*many sprites design weren't really looking as their Arcade conterpart.

Yet it was a quite decent game, full of fun with colourfull graphics and a sweet intro music (amongst the best and emblematic of Amstrad chiptunes).

Also it was quite a difficult game, yet not that impossible to finish.

For more informations, just have a look at the longplays.

==128Ko Version==

The proud owners of a 128Ko amstrad (6128 mostly) could get all levels loaded once and some extra Sampled Sounds Effects ("I'm Bad" and "Arrghh"...)

Yet the changes are quite minimal.

==Guest stars==

On Amstrad version, the intro page is a sweet mode1 picture largely inspired from a famous Bruce Lee picture, yet this has nothing to do with the game...

Also you have to save the president Ronnie : Ronald Reagan.

The first Boss (who also comes back latter in the game) is a well known [[Kharnov]], another Data East character who had its game also ported on amstrad CPC (Mode 1 plateformer-shoot-them-up)

==Videos==

Some longplays.

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Courtesy from Xyphoes

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Courtesy from Axelino

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CPCWiki:Portal

2015-02-22T14:44:56Z

Francis Scott:

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2015-02-22T14:40:47Z

Francis Scott:

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Navy Moves

2015-02-22T14:35:58Z

Francis Scott:

{{Infobox Game
|Image = [[Image:Navy moves (K7) (Dinamic Software) (1989) (Standard Jewel Case) - (Front).jpg|center|300px|Titlescreen of the game]]
|Company = [[Dinamic]]
|Developer = Unknown
|Publisher = [[Dinamic]]
|Musician = Unknown
|Release = [[:Category:Games 1988|1988]]
|Platform = [[Amiga]], [[Amstrad CPC|CPC]], [[Commodore 64|C64]], [[ZX Spectrum]]
|Genre = Arcade
|GameModes = Unknown
|Controls = {{Keyboard}} {{Joystick}}
|Media = {{Disk}} {{Tape}}
|Language = {{ES}}
|Info = Unknown
}}

== Covertapes ==

<gallery caption="Navy Moves">

Image:Navy moves (K7) (Dinamic Software) (1989) (Standard Jewel Case) - (Back).jpg|Back Covertape
Image:Navy moves (K7) (Dinamic Software) (1989) (Standard Jewel Case) - (Front).jpg|Front Covertape

</gallery>

== Tape ==

<gallery caption="Navy Moves">

Image:Navy moves (K7) (Dinamic Software) (1989) (Standard Jewel Case) - (Media) (Cara 2).jpg|Side B
Image:Navy moves (K7) (Dinamic Software) (1989) (Standard Jewel Case) - (Media) (Cara 1).jpg|Side A

</gallery>
== Videos ==

{{#ev:youtube|naAU_E2MCKs|300}}

== Download ==

* [[Media:Navy moves (Dinamic Software) (1989) (Standard Jewel Case).cdt.zip|Navy moves (Dinamic Software) (1989) (Standard Jewel Case).cdt.zip]] (CDT for Emulators)

== Links ==

* {{CPCGameReviews|/n/index.html#navy_moves}}
* [http://www.cpc-power.com/index.php?page=detail&num=1498 CPC game base from CPC Power]
* [http://tacgr.emuunlim.com/downloads/filedetail.php?recid=607 The Amstrad CPC Games Resource]
* [http://www.amstrad.es/juegosamstrad/decargajuegos/navymoves.php Amstrad.es]
* [http://computeremuzone.com/ficha.php?id=34&sec=amstrad computeremuzone.com]

[[Category:Games]] [[Category:Games 1988]]
[[Category:Arcade]]

Navy Moves

2015-02-22T14:34:12Z

Francis Scott: /* Links */

{{Infobox Game
|Image = [[Image:Navy moves (K7) (Dinamic Software) (1989) (Standard Jewel Case) - (Front).jpg|center|300px|Titlescreen of the game]]
|Company = [[Dinamic]]
|Developer = Unknown
|Publisher = [[Dinamic]]
|Musician = Unknown
|Release = [[:Category:Games 1988|1988]]
|Platform = [[Amstrad CPC|CPC]]
|Genre = Arcade
|GameModes = Unknown
|Controls = {{Keyboard}} {{Joystick}}
|Media = {{Disk}} {{Tape}}
|Language = {{ES}}
|Info = Unknown
}}

== Covertapes ==

<gallery caption="Navy Moves">

Image:Navy moves (K7) (Dinamic Software) (1989) (Standard Jewel Case) - (Back).jpg|Back Covertape
Image:Navy moves (K7) (Dinamic Software) (1989) (Standard Jewel Case) - (Front).jpg|Front Covertape

</gallery>

== Tape ==

<gallery caption="Navy Moves">

Image:Navy moves (K7) (Dinamic Software) (1989) (Standard Jewel Case) - (Media) (Cara 2).jpg|Side B
Image:Navy moves (K7) (Dinamic Software) (1989) (Standard Jewel Case) - (Media) (Cara 1).jpg|Side A

</gallery>
== Videos ==

{{#ev:youtube|naAU_E2MCKs|300}}

== Download ==

* [[Media:Navy moves (Dinamic Software) (1989) (Standard Jewel Case).cdt.zip|Navy moves (Dinamic Software) (1989) (Standard Jewel Case).cdt.zip]] (CDT for Emulators)

== Links ==

* {{CPCGameReviews|/n/index.html#navy_moves}}
* [http://www.cpc-power.com/index.php?page=detail&num=1498 CPC game base from CPC Power]
* [http://tacgr.emuunlim.com/downloads/filedetail.php?recid=607 The Amstrad CPC Games Resource]
* [http://www.amstrad.es/juegosamstrad/decargajuegos/navymoves.php Amstrad.es]
* [http://computeremuzone.com/ficha.php?id=34&sec=amstrad computeremuzone.com]

[[Category:Games]] [[Category:Games 1988]]
[[Category:Arcade]]

Navy Moves

2015-02-22T14:33:02Z

Francis Scott: /* Tape */

{{Infobox Game
|Image = [[Image:Navy moves (K7) (Dinamic Software) (1989) (Standard Jewel Case) - (Front).jpg|center|300px|Titlescreen of the game]]
|Company = [[Dinamic]]
|Developer = Unknown
|Publisher = [[Dinamic]]
|Musician = Unknown
|Release = [[:Category:Games 1988|1988]]
|Platform = [[Amstrad CPC|CPC]]
|Genre = Arcade
|GameModes = Unknown
|Controls = {{Keyboard}} {{Joystick}}
|Media = {{Disk}} {{Tape}}
|Language = {{ES}}
|Info = Unknown
}}

== Covertapes ==

<gallery caption="Navy Moves">

Image:Navy moves (K7) (Dinamic Software) (1989) (Standard Jewel Case) - (Back).jpg|Back Covertape
Image:Navy moves (K7) (Dinamic Software) (1989) (Standard Jewel Case) - (Front).jpg|Front Covertape

</gallery>

== Tape ==

<gallery caption="Navy Moves">

Image:Navy moves (K7) (Dinamic Software) (1989) (Standard Jewel Case) - (Media) (Cara 2).jpg|Side B
Image:Navy moves (K7) (Dinamic Software) (1989) (Standard Jewel Case) - (Media) (Cara 1).jpg|Side A

</gallery>
== Videos ==

{{#ev:youtube|naAU_E2MCKs|300}}

== Download ==

* [[Media:Navy moves (Dinamic Software) (1989) (Standard Jewel Case).cdt.zip|Navy moves (Dinamic Software) (1989) (Standard Jewel Case).cdt.zip]] (CDT for Emulators)

== Links ==

* [http://www.cpc-power.com/index.php?page=detail&num=1498 CPC game base from CPC Power]
* [http://tacgr.emuunlim.com/downloads/filedetail.php?recid=607 The Amstrad CPC Games Resource]
* [http://www.amstrad.es/juegosamstrad/decargajuegos/navymoves.php Amstrad.es]
* [http://computeremuzone.com/ficha.php?id=34&sec=amstrad computeremuzone.com]

[[Category:Games]] [[Category:Games 1988]]
[[Category:Arcade]]

Navy Moves

2015-02-22T14:30:27Z

Francis Scott: /* Links */

{{Infobox Game
|Image = [[Image:Navy moves (K7) (Dinamic Software) (1989) (Standard Jewel Case) - (Front).jpg|center|300px|Titlescreen of the game]]
|Company = [[Dinamic]]
|Developer = Unknown
|Publisher = [[Dinamic]]
|Musician = Unknown
|Release = [[:Category:Games 1988|1988]]
|Platform = [[Amstrad CPC|CPC]]
|Genre = Arcade
|GameModes = Unknown
|Controls = {{Keyboard}} {{Joystick}}
|Media = {{Disk}} {{Tape}}
|Language = {{ES}}
|Info = Unknown
}}

== Covertapes ==

<gallery caption="Navy Moves">

Image:Navy moves (K7) (Dinamic Software) (1989) (Standard Jewel Case) - (Back).jpg|Back Covertape
Image:Navy moves (K7) (Dinamic Software) (1989) (Standard Jewel Case) - (Front).jpg|Front Covertape

</gallery>

== Tape ==

<gallery caption="Navy Moves">

Image:Navy moves (K7) (Dinamic Software) (1989) (Standard Jewel Case) - (Media) (Cara 2).jpg|Side B
Image:Navy moves (K7) (Dinamic Software) (1989) (Standard Jewel Case) - (Media) (Cara 1).jpg|Side A

</gallery>

== Download ==

* [[Media:Navy moves (Dinamic Software) (1989) (Standard Jewel Case).cdt.zip|Navy moves (Dinamic Software) (1989) (Standard Jewel Case).cdt.zip]] (CDT for Emulators)

== Links ==

* [http://www.cpc-power.com/index.php?page=detail&num=1498 CPC game base from CPC Power]
* [http://tacgr.emuunlim.com/downloads/filedetail.php?recid=607 The Amstrad CPC Games Resource]
* [http://www.amstrad.es/juegosamstrad/decargajuegos/navymoves.php Amstrad.es]
* [http://computeremuzone.com/ficha.php?id=34&sec=amstrad computeremuzone.com]

[[Category:Games]] [[Category:Games 1988]]
[[Category:Arcade]]

Navy Moves

2015-02-22T14:30:05Z

Francis Scott:

{{Infobox Game
|Image = [[Image:Navy moves (K7) (Dinamic Software) (1989) (Standard Jewel Case) - (Front).jpg|center|300px|Titlescreen of the game]]
|Company = [[Dinamic]]
|Developer = Unknown
|Publisher = [[Dinamic]]
|Musician = Unknown
|Release = [[:Category:Games 1988|1988]]
|Platform = [[Amstrad CPC|CPC]]
|Genre = Arcade
|GameModes = Unknown
|Controls = {{Keyboard}} {{Joystick}}
|Media = {{Disk}} {{Tape}}
|Language = {{ES}}
|Info = Unknown
}}

== Covertapes ==

<gallery caption="Navy Moves">

Image:Navy moves (K7) (Dinamic Software) (1989) (Standard Jewel Case) - (Back).jpg|Back Covertape
Image:Navy moves (K7) (Dinamic Software) (1989) (Standard Jewel Case) - (Front).jpg|Front Covertape

</gallery>

== Tape ==

<gallery caption="Navy Moves">

Image:Navy moves (K7) (Dinamic Software) (1989) (Standard Jewel Case) - (Media) (Cara 2).jpg|Side B
Image:Navy moves (K7) (Dinamic Software) (1989) (Standard Jewel Case) - (Media) (Cara 1).jpg|Side A

</gallery>

== Download ==

* [[Media:Navy moves (Dinamic Software) (1989) (Standard Jewel Case).cdt.zip|Navy moves (Dinamic Software) (1989) (Standard Jewel Case).cdt.zip]] (CDT for Emulators)

== Links ==

* [http://www.cpc-power.com/index.php?page=detail&num=1498 CPC game base from CPC Power]
* [http://tacgr.emuunlim.com/downloads/filedetail.php?recid=607 The Amstrad CPC Games Resource]
* [http://www.amstrad.es/juegosamstrad/decargajuegos/navymoves.php Amstrad.es]
* [http://computeremuzone.com/ficha.php?id=34&sec=amstrad computeremuzone.com]

[[Category:Games]] [[Category:Games 1988]]

Gems of Stradus

2015-02-22T14:13:05Z

Francis Scott: /* Links */

'''Gems of Stradus''' is a game from [[Amsoft]]/[[Kuma Computers]].

== Information ==

{|{{Prettytable|width: 700px; font-size: 2em;}}
|Title:|| '''Gems of Stradus'''
|-
|Company:|| [[Amsoft]]/[[Kuma Computers]]
|-
|Type:|| Adventure
|-
|Year:|| 1985
|-
|Soft Num. UK:|| 121
|-
|Soft Num. FR:||
|-
|}

== Covertape ==

<gallery caption="Gems of Stradus">

Image:Gems of Stradus Back Covertape (Amsoft).jpg|Back Covertape
Image:Gems of Stradus Front Covertape (Amsoft).jpg|Front Covertape

</gallery>

== Tape ==

<gallery caption="Gems of Stradus">

Image:Gems of Stradus Tape - side B (Amsoft).jpg|side B
Image:Gems of Stradus Tape - side A (Amsoft).jpg|side A

</gallery>

== Links ==

* [http://www.cpc-power.com/index.php?page=detail&num=968 ''Gems of Stradus'' from CPC Power]
* [http://tacgr.emuunlim.com/downloads/filedetail.php?recid=1536 The Amstrad CPC Games Resource]

[[Category:Games]] [[Category:Games 1985]]
[[Category:Adventure]]

Fres Fighter II Turbo

2015-02-22T14:10:41Z

Francis Scott:

Fighting game by [[Bollaware]].

This was their last project for the [[CPC]].

== Information ==

{|{{Prettytable|width: 700px; font-size: 2em;}}
|Title:|| '''Fres Fighter II Turbo'''
|-
|Company:||
|-
|Type:|| Beat-em-up
|-
|Year:|| 1999
|-
|}

[[Image:Fres Fighter II Turbo Title.gif|Fres Fighter II Turbo]] <br><br>

* '''Fighters'''
** The fighting girl '''Vanessa'''
** The nun '''Justine'''
** The small dinosaur-like two-legged animal '''Walker'''
** The Skeleton '''Bones'''
** The medicin girl '''Shamane'''
** The sumo fighter '''F. Sumo'''

* '''Arenas'''
** '''Fres Bhudda''' (Vanessa's arena; special effect: fighter shadows)
** '''The Cathedral''' (Justine's arena; special effect: foreground elements)
** '''Jungle''' (Walker's arena; special effect: foreground elements)
** '''Graveyard''' (Bone's arena; special effect: rain)
** '''Jungle Harbour''' (Shamane's arena; special effect: water)
** '''Nippon Temple''' (F. Sumo's arena; special effect: clouds)

<br> [[Image:Fres Fighter II Turbo.gif|Fres Fighter II Turbo - Graveyard]]

* '''Cheats - Intro'''
** '''Show THX intro at start:''' Press T H X while loading.
** '''Fast start with Fres Design Screen:''' Press 0 when options 1 to 3 are shown in start menu.
** '''Walker move in/out in title screen:''' Press SHIFT+W.
** '''Big Picture in Intro:''' Press B after Sumo Gong.
** '''Manta Cheat:''' Press MANTA while loading Legacy of Fres Attack.
** '''See Intro again:''' Press A at end of Intro.

<br>

* '''Cheats - Game'''
** '''Naked Shamane:''' Press N during fighter selection of shamane.
** '''Shadow-Mode:''' Press S while selection fighting location.
** '''Predator-Mode:''' Press H I D E in menu (press SHIFT for upper case!).<br>
** '''Smag Mode:''' Press T I N Y in menu (press SHIFT for upper case!).
** '''Slide Show:''' Press S H O W in menu (press SHIFT for upper case!).
** '''Switch background effects:''' Press 1 to 6 while loading fighting location (some combinations of effect and fighting location aren't possible).
** '''Screen saver image:''' Press CLR to activate screen saver, thereafter 0-9/A/B/C.
** '''Switch CPU fighting on/off:''' Press DEL and 1 or 2 to activate or deactivate CPU fighter 1 or 2.

<br>

* '''Cheats - Games in the Game'''
** '''Retro Version of DER ZEICHNER game:''' Press CTRL+SFCI keys during Legacy of Der Zeichner.
** '''Killing the flies:''' Press K I L L in screen saver of menu.

<br>

* '''Cheats - End sequence:'''
** Press RETURN + S during end sequence for Smag Mode fighters.
** Press RETURN + P during end sequence for Predator Mode fighters.

==Video==

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== Links ==
*{{CPCPower|266}}
* [http://tacgr.emuunlim.com/downloads/filedetail.php?recid=3447 The Amstrad CPC Games Resource]
* [http://www.bollaware.de/ Bollaware's Homepage]

[[Category:Games]] [[Category:Games 1999]] [[Category:Extended RAM Software]]
[[Category:Video contents]]
[[Category:Fighting games]]

Amstrad Cent Pour Cent

2015-02-22T14:05:17Z

Francis Scott: /* Weblinks */

A very good French magazine for the CPC!

== Information ==

{|{{Prettytable|width: 700px; font-size: 2em;}}

| Magazine Name: || '''Amstrad Cent Pour Cent'''
|-
| Publisher: || Media Systeme Edition
|-
| Language: || French
|-
| Price: || 19 FF. / 25 FF.
|-
| First Issue: || Number 1 (February 1988)
|-
| Last Issue: || Number 49 (October 1993)
|-
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== Covers ==

<gallery caption="Amstrad Cent Pour Cent">
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== Weblinks ==

* [http://www.abandonware-magazines.org/affiche_mag.php?mag=23 Abandonware Magazines]

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Barry McGuigan World Championship Boxing

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{{Infobox Game
|Image = [[Image:Activision barry mcguigan world championship boxing cover.jpg|centre|300px|Coverscan]]
|Developer = R.R. Porter & J.F. White
|Publisher = [[Activision|Gamestar]]
|Musician = W.C.R. Allen
|Release = [[:Category:Games 1986|1986]]
|Platform = [[Amstrad CPC|CPC]], [[Commodore 64|C64]], [[ZX Spectrum]]
|Genre = [[:Category:Sports|Sports (Boxing)]]
|GameModes = 1-2 Player (Simulatenous)
|Controls = {{Keyboard}} {{Joystick}}
|Media = {{Disk}} {{Tape}}
|Language = {{EN}}
|Info =
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''Barry McGuigan World Championship Boxing'' is a [[Category:Boxing|boxing]] game where, with the help of training and strategy as well as keyboard bashing, you must build your boxing career from humble rookie to World Champion.

== Inlay Text ==

Truly an historic day in computer sports. You're probably quite anxious for a shot at Barry and the title, but so are the other boxers on the circuit. Here are some names to keep an eye on as you move up the ranks:
* Sonny Robinson; the number one contender is a flamboyant fighter with a dangerous left jab. He's been training heavily for a rematch with McGuigan, so he won't be easy to beat.
* Thunder Thompson; a newcomer to the circuit. He picked up an easy gold in the Star Rank Games and joined the pro ranks with the medal still swinging around his neck. A tough fighter to hurt.
* Lucky Lou Lyndon; another newcomer to the circuit who has tremendous strength that most of Lucky Lou's opponents are still nursing their bruises from their fight with him. Supporters say he has flawless style and execution.
* Flash Fenwick; an extremely quick fighter. Likes to put the "magic" on his opponents. (Definite proof that the hand is quicker than the eye.)
* Bashin' Bill Snow; a powerful fighter with many years of experience in the ring. Weakens other fighters with his increadible body blows.
* BoomBoom Barnett; another powerhouse with a wicked right cross. BoomBoom is an imaginative fighter who often outwits better boxers - quite unusual for a powerhouse.

===Boxing Styles===

* Dancer; likes to "stick and move". Rarely goes inside.
* Boxer; sometimes moves inside, but prefers to keep his distance. An excellent style if you like to flurry.
* Mixed; very unpredictable. Hard for your opponents to "read".
* Slugger; no-nonsense style. Doesn't tire quite as easy because he doesn't do much dancing. Goes inside often.
* Bulldog; likes to slug it out toe-to-toe. Can sometimes trap a dancer against the ropes.

===Ringside===

As in real boxing, your goal in Barry McGuigan's World Championship Boxing is to outscore or knock out your opponent in 10 or 12 round bouts. Each round is 3 "minutes" in length.

===Training Camp===

The most important part of the game next to actually being in the ring. But before you train your fighter, study his attributes * and notice how they can affect the outcome of each fight:

====Endurance====

* weak
* erratic
* average
* tough
* mighty

Endurance is the key to knockdowns. When it's less than ten a knockdown will occur within the next few punches. Because of the TRIPLE KNOCKDOWN RULE, if your fighter winds up kissin' canvas three times in the same round the fight is over. (That's called a TECHNICAL KNOCKOUT). Endurance goes down when you are hit and when you miss! The scoreboard above the ring constantly displays both fighter's endurance registers. Watch these numbers carefully! Endurance is indicated in the corners of the fight screen.

====Stamina====

* sluggish
* slow
* average
* quick
* lightning

The "toughness" register. Stamina may be thought of as a persentage. When a boxer rests between rounds he gets back a percentage of the endurance he lost in the previous round. Also, when a boxer is knocked down (endurance is less than ten) his chances of getting back up are related to his stamina. If his stamina is very high he will always get up but the lower it gets the better chance he will be knocked out. Stamina goes down every time you are hit.

====Strength====

* feeble
* weak
* average
* strong
* awesome

This register reflects your fighter's power. A strong fighter's punches will do more damage. Every punch you throw - hit or miss - will drain your
strength register.

====Agility====

* poor
* average
* good
* massive

Agility is the key to your boxer's punching speed. It too goes down with every punch.

You've chosen an opponen, studied his strengths and weaknesses, planned your strategy and now you have from 6-12 weeks to train for the big fight. There are five areas in which you can allocate your time. You don't have to spread your time between the five areas. You can capitalize on one of your strengths or compensate for one of your weaknesses. The choice is up to you! Here are the five training areas and the effect they have on your status registers:

*Road work; hitting the road has a tremendous impact on your endurance and helps build strength and agility.
*Light Bag; the light bag is an agility builder. It also helps produce stamina.
*Weights; pumping iron is a strength builder. A few weeks of hard work and you'll be amazed.
*Spar Time; practice in the ring will build all your registers but is especially good at boosting your stamina.
*Heavy Bag; punching the heavy bag is great for your strength but it's also helpful in "toning" your stamina and endurance.

To train your boxer simply move the glove to an area and press FIRE. Every time you push the button another week will be allocated to that area. You can move to any area and devote up to 9 weeks as long as you don't exceed the total number of weeks left until the fight. When you are finished move the glove to CONTINUE and press FIRE.

===Fight Time===

To be successful in the ring you'll have to become an effective puncher. Some punches are only effective INSIDE while others are only effective when the boxers are OUTSIDE. Most important is being in the right range. Study the following chart and the descriptions of the various punches.

Punches that are only affective INSIDE (Boxers are close together):
FIRE pressed:

Uppercut
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Hook ------- Neutral------- Cross
for Auto-Defence
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Body

Punches that are only effective OUTSIDE (Boxers are farther apart):
FIRE NOT pressed:

Coverup
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Jab ------- Neutral------- Cross
for Auto-Defence
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Body

====Offence====

* Jab; the jab is an effective point-scorer, a quick punch that doesn't do a lot of damage but isn't very tiring when you miss either.
* Hook; the hook is slightly more damaging than the jab. It too is a quick punch and is good for scoring points without tiring the boxer unnessarily.
* Uppercut; the uppercut is an explosive punch from the INSIDE, It's moderately tiring and is a good knockout punch.
* Cross; the cross is an explosive punch INSIDE and OUTSIDE. Crosses hit with tremendous impact but are also extremely tiring. Use them cautiously.

Head shots - Jab, Hook, Uppercut and Cross - will always connect unless blocked by coverup or because punches were not delivered from the right range.

Body Shots; the body punch is a power punch. It drains an opponent's endurance and his strength. Like a cross, it too is very tiring.

====Defence====
* Coverup; the coverup wards off all blows to the head. Your boxer WILL NOT move while he is covering up, so if you want to move you'll have to release the joystick/keys and go to AUTO-DEFENCE.

* Auto-Defence; leaving the joystick/keys in the neutral position will cause your fighter to go to AUTO-DEFENCE. This is an effective defence against the body shot.

===Special Features===
*1. Barry McGuigan's World Championship Boxing is unique in that it focuses on the art of the sport. Style, training and strategy are emphasized over slugging ability.
*2. Grab your gloves and take on 19 different circuit boxers, including the Champion himself. Barry McGuigan... personalized artificial intelligence makes each boxer uncannily lifelike.
*3. Create your own boxer... choose race, style, look and image.
*4. Take your boxer to training camp to fine-tune his skills... light bag, heavy bag, road work, and more.
*5. Increadibly realistic animation, includes a full arsenal of punches, defensive moves and footwork.
*6. Realistic ringside atmosphere... from the cheering crowd to the "thud" of a solid body shot. Plus, a specially composed musical score that captures the excitement of the game.

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|[[Image:activision_barrymcguigan_screen1.jpg|left|thumb|200px|Loading screen]]
|[[Image:activision_barrymcguigan_screen2.jpg|left|thumb|200px|Create a Boxer]]
|[[Image:activision_barrymcguigan_screen3.jpg|left|thumb|200px|At Training Camp]]
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{|
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|[[Image:activision_barrymcguigan_screen4.jpg|left|thumb|200px|Duking it out in the Ring]]
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== '''Videos''' ==

{{#ev:youtube|VsqKPetqPKc|375}}

== '''Ratings''' ==

Generally considered to be the best boxing game on the [[CPC]] at the time of release, Barry McGuigan was praised from pretty much all sources.

''[[Amstrad Action]]'' enjoyed the game enough to make it a Rave and the reviewer enthused that he was so excited on winning his first match that he "roused the rest of the office from their cider induced torpor."

''[[Amtix]]'' awarded the game it's Accolade status and stated that it had to be one of the best sports simulations on the Amstrad knocking the other boxing games available at that time for six.

''[[Amstrad Computer User|ACU]]'' never got around to reviewing the game when it came out at first but they did pick it up as part of an overview of fighting games on the machine a year later - and showed that they were somewhat impressed with the game declaring it to be "still the best boxing game around".

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|Amtix:||Issue 04 (Feb '86)||Page 16-17||93%
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|ACU:||Issue 24 (Nov '86)||Page 63||No Rating
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== '''Cheat Mode''' ==

===Hints & Tips===
*1. So far we've discovered two good "overall" strategies. You can try to win the fight by hurting your opponent to the point of knockout. Or you can throw lots of jabs and hooks (which aren't tiring) and try to win by points. This strategy requires that you have an excellent defence or you won't make it to the end of the fight.
*2. Notice the way your opponents throw punches. Some fighters throw more when they're INSIDE. Some hit more when they are OUTSIDE. You should be able to use this pattern to your best advantage.
*3. A good defensive strategy, if you are INSIDE and in COVERUP is to push FIRE. Your boxer will throw an uppercut and go right back to COVERUP.
*4. Use the jab as a distance gauge. If you're sure the fighters are in range but aren't sure that they are INSIDE throw a jab. If if misses (and it wasn't blocked) you need to push FIRE because the boxers are definately INSIDE.
*5. If you see your opponent has a lot of STAMINA you'll have to hit him with crosses and body shots to bring it down.
*6. Remember, points are scored every time you hit the other boxer. Often, the boxer who punches more hits more; so he scores more points. But he may also miss more and even get knocked out, so be careful because a KNOCKOUT always wins over points.

== '''Prequels / Sequels''' ==

None

== '''Compilations & Re-releases''' ==

* Re-released by [[Mastertronic|Mastertronic Plus]] in 1989
* Appeared on the following Compilations
** [[Star Games One]] (1987)
** [[Game, Set and Match]] (1987)
** [[Big Box]] (1991)

== '''Trivia''' ==

*Endorsed by former Featherweight World Champion Barry McGuigan.

== '''Downloads & Materials''' ==

<gallery caption="Barry McGuigan World Championship Boxing">

Image:Activision barry mcguigan world championship boxing cover.jpg|Original Release
Image:Barry_McGuigan's_World_Championship_Boxing_(Mastertronic+).jpg|Budget Re-Release
Image:Barry McGuigan's World Championship Boxing (Advert).jpg|Advert
Image:Barry McGuigan's World Championship Boxing (ACU).JPG|ACU Review

</gallery>

== Links ==

* {{CPCPower|425}}
* {{CPCGameReviews|b/index3.html#barry_mcguigans_world_championship_boxing}}
* {{Lemon64|220|Link to Lemon64}}
* {{Tacgr|93}}
* {{WorldOfSpectrum|0000426|Link to World of Spectrum}}

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Mega Blasters

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{{Infobox Game|Developer=Code : [[Odiesoft]]; Graphics : [[Rex]]|Musician= [[Kangaroo]] and [[Crittersoap]]|Publisher=Radical Software|Release=1994|Platform=CPC|Language = {{EN}} }}
'''Mega Blasters''' has been created by [[Odiesoft]] of [[HJT]]. The game was released on the Odiesoft Megablasters Release Party 1992 in Konstanz (Germany). On the release party is was possible to buy the game for a cheap price. The game was distributed by [[Radical Software]] in UK. In France, the game was distributed by the [[AFC]], then directed by [[Candy]]. It came in Public Domain several years later

The game has some similarities to other "Blaster" games, but is a lot enhanced. There is a bit story around the single player mode. And there is a multiplayer mode too, 4 players together. This is one of the rare fullscreen games.

Once this game has been voted as the number one.

==Video==

Longplay & Review:

{{YT|6jXFSAkwg-M}}

==Links==

* {{CPCPower|81}}
* [http://www.cpcgamereviews.com/m/index4.html#megablasters CPC Game Reviews review of Megablasters ]

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[[Category:Video contents]]
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[[Category:Puzzle]]

Mega Blasters

2015-02-22T13:48:36Z

Francis Scott:

{{Infobox Game|Developer=Code : [[Odiesoft]]; Graphics : [[Rex]]|Musician= [[Kangaroo]] and [[Crittersoap]]|Publisher=Radical Software|Release=1994|Platform=CPC|Language = {{EN}} }}
'''Mega Blasters''' has been created by [[Odiesoft]] of [[HJT]]. The game was released on the Odiesoft Megablasters Release Party 1992 in Konstanz (Germany). On the release party is was possible to buy the game for a cheap price. The game was distributed by [[Radical Software]] in UK. In France, the game was distributed by the [[AFC]], then directed by [[Candy]]. It came in Public Domain several years later

The game has some similarities to other "Blaster" games, but is a lot enhanced. There is a bit story around the single player mode. And there is a multiplayer mode too, 4 players together. This is one of the rare fullscreen games.

Once this game has been voted as the number one.

==Video==

Longplay & Review:

{{YT|6jXFSAkwg-M}}

==Links==

* {{CPCPower|81}}
* [http://www.cpcgamereviews.com/m/index4.html#megablasters CPC Game Reviews review of Elite]

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[[Category:Games 1994]]
[[Category:Puzzle]]

Elite

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''This entry was copied from english Wikipedia''

[[Image:Elite box.jpg|right|thumb|Cover art for Firebird releases of Elite]]
[[Image:elite.png|right|thumb|Amstrad CPC version screenshot]]

'''''Elite''''' is a seminal space trading computer game, originally published by Acornsoft in 1984 for the BBC Micro and Acorn Electron computers and subsequently ported to many others. The game's title derives from one of the player's goals to raise their combat rating from Harmless, through Mostly Harmless, Poor, Average, Above Average, Competent, Dangerous, and Deadly, before reaching the exalted heights of 'Elite'.

''Elite'' was written and developed by [[David Braben]] and [[Ian Bell]], who had met while both were undergraduates at Jesus College, Cambridge University. Non-Acorn versions of the game were published by [[Firebird]].

== Information ==

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|Title:|| '''Elite'''
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|Company:|| [[Firebird]]
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|Type:|| Strategy
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|Year:|| 1986
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==Description==

''Elite'' is often credited with inventing the space trading genre, though it was preceded by a number of space trader games, including the original Star Trader from 1974. This genre melds space-borne combat with a "buy low, sell high" freight transport system; the profits are usually used to purchase ship upgrades.

The game provides eight galaxies, each containing 256 planets to explore. Due to the limited capabilities of 8-bit computers, these worlds are procedurally generated. The player, initially '''Commander Jameson''', starts at '''Lave''' Station with 100 Credits and a lightly armed trading ship, a '''Cobra Mark III'''. Most of the ships that the player encounters are similarly named after snakes, or other reptiles. Credits can be accumulated through a number of means. These include piracy, trade, military missions, bounty hunting and the mining of asteroids. The money generated by these enterprises allows the player to upgrade their ship with such enhancements as better weapons, shields, increased cargo capacity, an automated docking system, and more.

[[Image:Elite The Dark Wheel Novella.jpg|thumb|left|Cover art for ''The Dark Wheel'', a novella included in the Acornsoft release of ''Elite'', duplicating the box art used for that version]]
Travel between planets is constrained to those within range of the ship's limited fuel capacity (7 light years); fuel can be replenished after docking with a space-station in orbit around a planet - a challenging task without a '''docking computer''', as it requires matching the ship's rotation to that of the station. Players can upgrade their equipment with a '''fuel scoop''', which allows raw fuel to be skimmed from the surface of suns - a dangerous and difficult activity - as well as collecting free-floating cargo canisters and escape capsules liberated after the destruction of other ships.

Travel amongst the 8 galaxies of the game universe is achieved through the purchase of an extremely expensive one-shot '''galactic hyperspace''' upgrade. There is little practical difference between the different galaxies, and there are a number of poorly located systems that can be reached only by galactic hyperspace - these are more than 7 light years from their nearest neighbour, thus trapping the traveller.

''Elite'' was one of the first home computer games to utilise wireframe 3D graphics. Another novelty was the inclusion of ''The Dark Wheel'', a novella by Robert Holdstock which influenced new players with insight into the moral and legal codes which they might aspire to. It elevated the technically brilliant software beyond the pigeon-hole of "game".

''Elite'''s open ended game model, advanced game engine and revolutionary 3D graphics ensured that it was ported to virtually every home computer system of the day, and earned it a place as a classic and a genre maker in gaming history. Even now, over 20 years after it was published, ''Elite'' is frequently used as a yardstick by which any new space trading game is measured. It has often been said that "''Elite'' has been imitated but never bettered"; while this is perhaps somewhat hyperbolic, it is certainly true to say that ''Elite'' is by far the most original, and creatively successful space trading game ever made; the game had a huge impact on many other games, in many other genres.

== Note on Amstrad version ==

The Spectrum developers (Torus) only had a [[6502]] dump of code to base their conversion upon, so they ditched that and played the BBC original to death, and then tried to make the Spectrum version look as close to it as they could. What they had hoped would only take 3-4 months to code eventually took them a whole year! The CPC conversion took much less time thanks to the introduction of the [[PDS development system]].

==Sequels==

Two official sequels were created: ''Frontier: Elite 2'' (1993) and ''Frontier: First Encounters'' (1995), both produced by Braben's company Frontier Developments. Bell was not involved in their production. Both games were a considerable advance on the original ''Elite'', with filled 3D graphics, missions and a complex economy. This time, the player was not confined to orbit but could land on and explore or mine planets. The number of flyable ships was greatly increased, and a new political backstory was introduced enabling the player to gain ranks in competing interstellar empires. The games appeared on the Commodore Amiga, Atari ST and IBM PC (''Elite'' for the PC was written for CGA graphics cards by Andy Onions and was released in 1988. In 1991 it was followed by ''Elite Plus'' for EGA, VGA and MCGA capable graphics cards and coded entirely in assembly language by Chris Sawyer of ''RollerCoaster Tycoon'' fame).

Both games were, however, significantly flawed in a number of respects. They had a copy prevention system which was, remarkably, even more user-unfriendly than the infamous Lenslok device used on the ZX Spectrum version of the original ''Elite''. Both games had many bugs, ''First Encounters'' in particular, due apparently to being published in an incomplete state, and ''First Encounters'' had to be extensively patched; this became the subject of a three-year lawsuit between the publisher - GameTek - and Braben. The gameplay was certainly more sophisticated than that of the original ''Elite'' but was nonetheless somewhat repetitive.

In addition, the games included a realistic flight model based on Newtonian physics rather than the original arcade-style engine. While this was certainly much more authentic, many players also found it frustratingly difficult, particularly in combat. Most space trading games since ''Elite'' have stuck to an arcade-style flight model, in which the ships behave as though they are flying in an atmosphere. Curiously, most film and television depictions of space flight have also done the same; this perhaps demonstrates that earthbound humans seem to have difficulty in adjusting to the mechanics of Newtonian space flight.

A variant of the original BBC Micro ''Elite'' with many extra features, originally titled ''Elite III'' but now known as ''Elite A'' to minimize confusion, was created by Angus Duggan in the 1990s by the remarkable method of disassembling and modifying the [[6502]] code from the commercial release. It includes many more ship types, more ship types flyable by the player (who begins in the less capable Adder), cargo delivery missions, some extra equipment items and numerous gameplay improvements. Like the original game, it can be downloaded free from Ian Bell's web site and played under emulation.

A new sequel, ''Elite 4'', is currently under development. Many fans of the series are sceptical that it will ever be released, or believe that it will be greatly delayed.

==Conversions and Clones==
''ArcElite'', the port to the Acorn Archimedes written by Warren Burch and Clive Gringras, is widely regarded as the best conversion of the classic game, adding intelligent opponents who engage in their own private battles and police who take an active interest in protecting the law. The game world no longer seems to be centered around the player; freighter fleets with escorts go about their own business, pirate formations patrol lawless systems looking for cargo to loot and mining ships can often be found breaking up asteroids for their mineral content. Unlike the mythical '''Generation Ships''' of the original, rare occurrences really can be found in ''ArcElite'' - geometric formations of space beacons; hermits living among the asteroids; abandoned ships towed by police.

In the late 1980s there were several attempts to create Elite-like games. The most hyped of these was ''FOFT (Federation of Free Traders)'' produced for the Atari ST and Amiga, the leading game machines of their day. However, ''FOFT'' was largely panned by reviewers and was not a commercial success. Other respected space simulations were released for the ST and Amiga, such as ''Starglider 2'', ''Damocles (Mercenary 2)'' and ''Warhead''. These games are more limited in scope than ''Elite'', in which the player could freely trade around the galaxy.

Many attempts to develop clones of ''Elite'' have ended in disaster. ''Elite: The New Kind'', was developed by Christian Pinder from a reverse-engineered copy of the original BBC Micro version of ''Elite'', but had to be withdrawn from the main distribution site after David Braben objected on copyright grounds. (The dispute has since been settled and ''Elite: The New Kind'' can be downloaded once more.) ''Elite Platinum'', another ambitious project aiming to capture the essence of the 16-bit ports, was abandoned near completion. ''Elite Legacy'', an attempt to write an ''Elite'' clone with a vastly superior 3D accelerated graphics engine, was also abandoned when the author was hired by a commercial game developer.

However, not all attempts failed. ''Oolite'', initially an OpenGL Mac OS X reimplementation first released in July 2004, has since been successfully ported to Linux, and Microsoft Windows. The latest evolutions has seen ports for SGI IRIX and FreeBSD on Intel architectures made available.

The open source game ''Vega Strike'' can be considered a spiritual successor of ''Elite'' and shares some gameplay features with it. Coming full circle, an ''Elite'' mod for the ''Vega Strike'' engine is in the works.

In 2004, the commercial product ''Elite Starfighter'' was released in Germany. ''Starfighter'' is an ''Elite'' clone that features modern graphics. Since it duplicates the original gameplay, it has been criticized as being somewhat dull by today's standards, but ''Elite'' enthusiasts might consider it worth taking a look.

==Open release==
In 1999/2000, a dispute occurred between Ian Bell and David Braben regarding the former's decision to make available all versions of the original ''Elite''. The dispute has now ended; the various versions are available on Bell's site. The two ''Frontier'' games are available for download from Braben's Elite Club website.

==Trivia==
*The BBC version calculated Elite ratings based on the total number of kills, not the difficulty of a kill. Harmless to Mostly Harmless took 2 kills, 8 kills were needed to reach Poor, 24 for Average, 44 for Above Average, 130 for Competent and 512 kills to reach Dangerous. The last two ratings required a staggering number of kills with 2,560 needed for Deadly and 6,400 for the particularly persistent Elites. Non BBC ports used their own scoring system.

*The rankings "Harmless" and "Mostly Harmless" are references to the Douglas Adams book, ''[[The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy]]''. Harmless and Mostly Harmless are the entries about the Earth written for the Guide.

*In the original BBC B version the message "RIGHT ON COMMANDER!" would be displayed every 256 kills. The "Constrictor" mission was triggered on the sixth occurrence of this message, when the rank of Dangerous had been achieved (provided the player was in Galaxy 1 or 2).

*Originally there were 3 versions of ''Elite'' released: Acorn Electron Tape, BBC B Tape and BBC B Disk. The BBC B Disk version is referred to as ''Classic Elite'' and was the only one of the three to feature missions, of which there were two. These are colloquially referred to as the "Constrictor" and "Thargoid Documents" missions. The BBC B Tape version was cut down from the Disk version and featured fewer ship types and different sound effects.

*''Elite+'' for IBM PC had a ninth galaxy and a new title, "Archangel", for the player to earn. Archangel is reached by undertaking a special mission to destroy a space station in a system invaded by the Thargoids. The player's reward for completing the mission is to receive the title Archangel and obtain a device that is capable of emulating anti-ECM broadcasts. The ninth galaxy can only be reached by hyperspacing into Witch Space.

*The Commodore 64 conversion introduced Trumbles (creatures based on the Tribbles in ''Star Trek: The Original Series'' and ''Star Trek: Deep Space Nine'' with one or two notable differences such as their only breeding during hyperspace jumps).

*When the docking computer is activated in the Commodore 64 version and some other versions, a musical rendition of The Blue Danube Waltz is played, which is a nod to a spaceflight sequence in Stanley Kubrick's 1968 film ''2001: A Space Odyssey''.

*Much of the game's content is derived from the ''Traveller'' [[RPG]], including the default commander name of Jameson.

*The original ''Space Trader's Flight Training Manual'', which accompanied the game, provided a monochrome illustration of the cockpit of the Cobra Mk III. In the centre of the console, a BBC Micro keyboard could clearly be seen.

*When sales of ''Elite'' reached 100,000 copies, it was a news story on BBC television evening news.

*When ''Elite'' was released, one of the most impressive elements was the use of hidden line removal in the 3D engine, making the spacecraft appear solid rather than a wire frame. This was achieved by a clever programming trick: all ships in the original ''Elite'' were convex, so the program could rapidly determine which polygons to draw by calculating the direction the polygon faced. If the polygon faced away from the screen then it was always hidden, if it faced towards the screen it was always visible. This eliminated the computationally intensive process of determining which pixels were visible in the general case where front- and back-facing polygons could overlap.

*''Elite'' was originally intended to contain 2<sup>48</sup> (approximately 282,000,000,000,000) galaxies. However, the number was limited to eight when Acornsoft noted that such a gigantic number would make the artificiality of the game universe evident to the player.

== Videos ==

'''CPC version'''
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PC - CGA Version
{{#ev:youtube|qYwSc8taTi0|200}}

Commodore 64 Version
{{#ev:youtube|4lKKy3l_5YI|200}}

BBC Version
{{#ev:youtube|AuvbZpH1QuE|200}}

Amiga Version
{{#ev:youtube|Ypo50hN-50M|200}}

Atari ST Version
{{#ev:youtube|pELBnGnl-5k|200}}

== Cover ==

<gallery caption="Elite cover">
Image:EliteGold 01.jpg
Image:EliteGold 02.jpg
Image:EliteGold 03.jpg
</gallery>

== Adverts/Reviews ==

<gallery caption="Review/adverts">
Image:Elite adv bug.jpg|Bug in the Amstrad version
Image:Elite adv uk.jpg|Elite Advert
Image:Elite rev amtix1.jpg|Amtix review
Image:Elite rev amtix2.jpg|Amtix review (cont)
Image:Elite-beebug.jpg|Elite review by Beebug
</gallery>

==Links==

*{{CPCPower|801}}
*{{EnWiki|Elite_(video_game)}}
*[http://www.cpcwiki.eu/forum/index.php?topic=2729 English and German versions] patched to work with the '''Plus''' machines by '''redbox'''!
* [http://tacgr.emuunlim.com/downloads/filedetail.php?recid=284 The Amstrad CPC Games Resource]
* [http://www.cpczone.net/game/1579 CPC game base from cpczone]
* [http://www.iancgbell.clara.net/elite/ Ian Bell's ''Elite'' pages]
* [http://www.frontier.co.uk Frontier Developments] David Braben's games company
* [http://www.eliteclub.co.uk/ Elite Club], with downloadable shareware versions of the ''Frontier'' games
* [http://robertholdstock.com/ Robert Holdstock]
* [http://www.spectrum.lovely.net/Elite.html ZX Spectrum ''Elite''] emulated for Java enabled browsers
* [http://www.lotf.co.uk/ ''Life On the Frontier'' site]
* [http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&group=alt.fan.elite ''Elite'' newsgroup]
* [http://www.nvg.ntnu.no/bbc/doc/games/EliteFAQ.htm alt.fan.elite FAQ]
* [http://dmoz.org/Games/Video_Games/Action/Space_Combat/Elite_Series/ dmoz.org ''Elite Series''] links
* [http://oolite.aegidian.org/ ''Oolite'']: ''Elite''-alike for Mac OS X, Windows and Linux
* The [http://wiki.alioth.net/index.php/Main_Page ''EliteWiki''] project
* [http://www.downloadfreegames.co.uk/games/details.asp?id=37 '''Elite: The New Kind'']: ''Elite''-alike for Windows
* [http://armchairarcade.com/neo/node/750 Firebird's Elite: A Look Back at the Greatest Game Ever Made] article about the game
* [http://www.frontierastro.co.uk/ ''FrontierAstro''] a site covering ''Elite'', Frontier and Astronomy
* [http://www.cpcgamereviews.com/e/index.html#elite CPC Game Reviews review of Elite]

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Rick Dangerous 2

2015-02-22T13:44:37Z

Francis Scott: /* Links */

'''''Rick Dangerous 2''''' is a platform game developed by [[Core Design]] and was released in 1990 and published by [[Micro Style]]. As the game starts, UFOs land in London and Rick Dangerous takes it upon himself to go to Hyde Park to settle the score.

== Gameplay ==

There are a number of changes to the gameplay to its predecessor. For a start, Rick is now armed with a laser gun and bombs that can not only be placed but slid, making way for strategic bomb-placement. The pogo stick is replaced by a punch attack. Rick can also employ a special flying vehicle in a few parts of the game, which allows for fast movement but this may also become a danger factor.

While there is a linear story to the game, the first four levels may be played in any order.

Completing the four levels...

*Hyde Park

*Ice caverns on the planet Freezia

*the deep forest of Vegetablia

*the "atomic mud mines"

...unlocks the fifth and final level: the Fat Guy's Headquarters, which ends in a boss fight.

It is to notice that Rick Dangerous was "by far" better developed than rick dangerous (first opus) as it features Intro page, musics and so on, yet both games compare well in term of fun and playability.

== Unclosed ending ==

The very end of ''Rick Dangerous 2'' did not complete the story. The game finished with a cliffhanger: the Fat Guy escaping at the final moment through a teleporter device, and Rick following him with the familiar captions "What will Rick do next?". Although this may have hinted at another sequel to the story, ''Rick Dangerous 3'' was never made.

Rick Dangerous creators instead switch on to Tomb Raider, in 3D.

As many games of this time, the 3rd version coincided with avenment of full 3D engines on 16/32 bit computers.

And it was decided that the Fan-Servicable-and-largely-Boobed Lara Croft was a clever choice compaired to the Lame-comical-Cartoonish Rick Dangerous.

In a way, Rick Dangerous remains Lara Croft's Father.

== Critical response ==

The game was highly received in most magazines: ''[[Amstrad Action]]'' gave the game a 97% rating - the highest mark given in AA history at the time - and a Mastergame accolade. In the review Adam Waring stated that the game is "a very polished product indeed. A tremendous amount of work has gone into the game design, graphics and sound. In essence, it’s a simple platform game, but the way it’s been presented makes it far, far more than that."

==Palette Screw Up==

It was pointed by CGNsoft that Rick Dangerous 2 may have had an error concerning its palette and ink setting.

[[File:Rick dangerous.gif|320px]]

Unmodified version.

[[File:Rick dangerous mieux.gif|320px]]

Modified Version.

Of course the CGNsoft Patched version of Rick Dangerous 2 is available to Download at CPC-Power and at many other places of the Amstradom.

And it looks damn better.

== Commercials ==

<gallery>
Image:Rick dangerous commercial 1.jpg
Image:Rick dangerous commercial 2.jpg
</gallery>

== Game map ==

<gallery caption="Game map of Rick Dangerous II">
image:Rick Dangerous II map.jpg|Complete map
image:Rick dangerous II level 1 map.jpg|Level 1
image:Rick dangerous II level 2 map.jpg|Level 2
</gallery>

== Videos ==

Longplay
{{#ev:youtube|9pui3H18L6E|300}}
{{#ev:youtube|N4QAkYdcSSY|300}}
{{#ev:youtube|LQ-u9oVLrOM|300}}
{{#ev:youtube|wd_gVGEA2Qo|300}}
{{#ev:youtube|-JAnxBCoUdk|300}}
{{#ev:youtube|ZT0UAshDXYM|300}}

Thanks to Axelino for those.

Just too bad he didn't used the Patched version...

== Notes ==

* Waring, Adam. ''Amstrad Action'', issue 62, November 1990.

==Links==

* {{CPCPower|1799}}
* [http://tacgr.emuunlim.com/downloads/filedetail.php?recid=743 The Amstrad CPC Games Resource]
* [[Rick dangerous 128+]]
* {{EnWiki}}

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[[Category:Platform]]

Flight Path 737

2015-02-22T13:37:23Z

Francis Scott:

{{Infobox Game
|Image = [[Image:Flight Path 737 (Title).png|center|300px|Title Screen]]
|Developer = S.J. Dann
|Publisher = [[Anirog]]
|Musician = None
|Release = [[:Category:Games 1984|1984]]
|Platform = [[Amstrad CPC|CPC]], [[Commodore 64|C64]], [[Commodore Plus/4]], [[MSX]], [[ZX Spectrum]]
|Genre = [[:Category:Simulation|Simulation]] ([[:Category:Flight Sim|Flight]])
|GameModes = 1 Player
|Controls = {{Keyboard}} {{Joystick}}
|Media = {{Disk}} {{Tape}}
|Language = {{EN}} {{FR}} {{ES}} {{DE}}
}}

An early civil flight simulation from Anirog that required you to pass a series of missions with ever increasing difficulty.

== '''Description''' ==

As the pilot of this high performance jet airliner you must take off from an airfield surrounded by high mountains and having climbed your aircraft safely over them, prepare yourself and the jet for a landing at an airfield in the valleys below.

When you first run this program you will be shown the Pilot's notes about the aircraft's performance. Study these for as long as you like, noting the stalling speed, taxi and take-off speeds, and all the controls.

When you're ready you will be asked to select a level of flying experience ranging from First Solo to Test Pilot. Start with the First Solo where the mountain range is not very high, and where you will not receive engine engine fires, crosswinds or other hazards, and where the aircraft can accept a fairly heavy landing.

== '''Ratings''' ==

Asking a trained pilot to run the rule over the game, ''[[Amstrad Computer User]]'' were of the opinion that as it was the machine's first flight simulator, it was well worth the asking price despite the unimaginative graphics and poor music.

Fast forward twelve months and the game is now failing to impress. ''[[Amstrad Action]]'' felt that trying to achieve perfection can be unnecessarily frustrating and pointed out a bizarre graphical glitch: the horizon doesn't tilt!

''[[Amtix]]'' were unimpressed on the whole - complaining of limited sound and that "the graphics are only average, with some very unrealistic take off effects." Their overall opinion? Far below standard...

{|{{Prettytable|width: 700px; font-size: 2em;}}
|ACU:|| Issue 02 (Oct/Nov '84)|| Page 16|| no mark
|-
|AA:|| Issue 01 (Oct '85)|| Page 88|| 47%
|-
|Amtix:|| Issue 02 (Dec '85)|| Page 30|| 35%
|-
|}

== '''Solution''' ==

None

== '''Cheats''' ==

None

== '''Prequels / Sequels''' ==

None

== '''Compilations''' ==

* Appeared on [[10 Computer Hits]] (1985) from [[Beau Jolly]]

== '''Trivia''' ==

* Re-released by [[The Edge|The Micro Selection]]

== '''By the Same Author''' ==

None

== '''Screenshots''' ==

<gallery caption="Flight Path 737">

Image: Flight Path 737 3.png|Mission Briefing
Image: Flight Path 737 1.png|Right a bit!
Image: Flight Path 737 2.png|O'er the Mountains

</gallery>

== '''Videos''' ==

None

== '''Other Materials''' ==

<gallery caption="Flight Path 737">

Image:Flight path 737 (K7) (Anirog Software) (1984) (Standard Jewel Case) - (Front).jpg|Cover
Image:Flight Path 737 Large Cover.jpeg|Large Case Cover
Image:Flight path 737 (K7) (Anirog Software) (1984) (Standard Jewel Case) - (Media).jpg|Tape
Image:ACU841011-007.jpg|Advert
Image:Flight Path 737 (ACU).jpg|ACU Review

</gallery>

== '''Downloads''' ==

* [[Media:Flight path 737 (K7) (Anirog Software) (1984) (Standard Jewel Case) - (Instructions).pdf|Flight path 737 (K7) (Anirog Software) (1984) (Standard Jewel Case) - (Instructions)]] (pdf)
* [[Media:Flight path 737 (Anirog Software) (1984) (Standard Jewel Case).cdt.zip|Flight path 737 (Anirog Software) (1984) (Standard Jewel Case).cdt.zip]] (CDT for Emulators)

== '''Weblinks''' ==

* {{CPCPower|892}}
* {{Tacgr|327|Link to Tacgr}}
* {{WorldOfSpectrum|0001796|Link to World of Spectrum}}
* {{Lemon64|939|Link to Lemon64}}
* [http://www.generation-msx.nl/msxdb/softwareinfo/2672l Link to Generation MSX]
* [http://plus4world.powweb.com/software/Flight_Path_737l Link to Commodore Plus/4 World]

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[[Category:Games 1984]]
[[Category:Game Manual]]
[[Category:Flight Sim]]

CPCWiki:Portal

2015-02-22T11:44:52Z

Francis Scott: /* Manuals, Maps and Pictures */

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=== Video games by year ===

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[[Burnin' Rubber]] - [[Rick Dangerous 128+]]... ['''[[:Category:CPC Plus Games|more]]''']

=== [[Top games]] ===
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[[Mega Blasters]] - [[Get Dexter]] - [[Mortville Manor]] - [[Bumpy's Arcade Fantasy]] - [[Elite]] - [[Guild of Thieves]] - [[Prince of Persia]] - [[Xyphoes Fantasy]] - [[The Sentinel]] - [[Rick Dangerous 2]] - [[Hitchhiker's Guide to Galaxy]] - [[Knight Lore]] - [[Turrican 2]]... ['''[[Top games|more]]''']

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Amsgolf

2015-02-22T11:43:20Z

Francis Scott:

{{Gamebase Entry
|Image = [[Image:Amsgolf_(Title).png‎|center|300px|Title Screen]]
|Release = [[:Category:Games 1984|1984]]
|Publisher = [[Amsoft]]
|Developer = [[Computersmith]]
|Programmer = Unknown
|Musician = None
|Artist = Unknown
|Genre = [[:Category:Sports Games|Sports (Golf)]]
|Players = 1P Only
|Controls = {{Keyboard}}
|Language = {{EN}}, {{FR}}, {{DE}}
|Media = {{Disk}} {{Tape}}
|Compatability = [[464]], [[664]], [[6128]] & [[Plus]]
|Magazine Reviews= [[ACU Issue 01 (Aug/Sep 1984)|No Mark - ACU 01 (Aug/Sep 84)]]<br> [[ACU Issue 03 (Jan/Feb 1985)|4 stars - ACU 03 (Jan/Feb 85)]]<br> [[Amstrad Action, Issue 1, Oct 1985|65% - AA 001 (Oct 85)]]<br> [[Amtix, Issue 2, December 1985|45% - Amtix 02 (Dec 85)]]
|Info =
}}

== Overview ==

Both the first golf and the first sports game released on the CPC, '''''Amsgolf''''' is as basic as they come but thanks to its chunky colourful graphics and 'unique' control system it's one that will linger in the memory.

== Plot ==

'''WELCOME TO THE AMSOFT GOLF COURSE'''

This exciting new computer simulation of an 18 hole golf course will enable you to improve your skill level of the game, in otehr words, lower your handicap.

The main object of the game is to play the course of 18 holes in as few strokes as possible thus improving your handicap. The game assumes a right handed player. A stroke is played each time the ball is hit.

The course is set in woodland and deep grass called 'rough'. The smoother grass is called the 'fairway' Hazards are put in your way to make your game more difficult.

== Screenshots & Videos ==

<gallery caption="Amsgolf">
Image:Amsgolf_1.png|<center>On the course</center>
Image:Amsgolf_2.png|<center>In a bunker</center>
Image:Amsgolf_3.png|<center>Putting on the green</center>
</gallery>

== Re-releases and Compilations ==

None

== Hints & Tips ==

===Handicap Codes===
''(Courtesy of CPC Power)''<br>
*00 = K3R56<br>
*01 = E3R74<br>
*02 = N9W99<br>
*03 = W8M10<br>
*04 = N6L37<br>
*05 = S6I52<br>
*06 = D1C58<br>
*07 = P9V60<br>
*08 = M7H21<br>
*09 = E2G86<br>
*10 = H7Y48<br>
*11 = J1T93<br>
*12 = F4B11<br>
*13 = B0X24<br>
*14 = Z3F04<br>
*15 = A6P12<br>
*16 = S9V73<br>

===Playing Tips===
''(from Amstrad Action Issue 01 - Oct 85)''
* Now you've got a lower handicap there are few things that should get it even lower. Always use a driver off the tee and. unless at a short hole, where you can take a chance on reaching the green in one. aim it at direction four in order to avoid hitting the tree if you slice.
* Use the driver at maximum strength if you're still a long way from the hole, even if you're in the rough. This will lead to more slices and hooks but as long as you plan for those possibilities in your direction you'll be OK.
* When you're in close to the hole you want to hit the green without mistakes so always use an iron that can hit the green with strength 5 or 6. Once on the green, the strength of the putt can be judged roughly by the table below:
{|{{Prettytable|width: 700px; font-size: 2em;}}
|'''Yards'''||'''Strength'''
|-
|1 to 3|| 1
|-
|4 to 6|| 2
|-
|7 to 9|| 3
|-
|10 to 12|| 4
|-
|13 to 15|| 5
|-
|}
* Above 15 yards it is difficult to hole a putt, so it is better to leave it just short for a tap rather than whack it and leave a tough one back. Remember, you can still miss from 4-6 yards, so play safe.
* You should now be able to par plenty of holes and even get the occasional birdie if you're lucky

== Trivia ==

The game is written entirely in [[BASIC]].

== Covertape ==

<gallery caption="Amsgolf (Amsoft UK)">

Image:Amsgolf Back Covertape (Amsoft).jpg|Back Covertape
Image:Amsgolf Front Covertape (Amsoft).jpg|Front Covertape

</gallery>

<gallery caption="Amsgolf (Amsoft DE)">

Image:Amsgolf (Amsoft DE) Back Covertape.jpg|Back Covertape
Image:Amsgolf (Amsoft DE) Front Covertape.jpg|Front Covertape

</gallery>

== Tape ==

<gallery caption="Amsgolf (Amsoft UK)">

Image:Amsgolf Tape - side B (Amsoft).jpg|Tape - Side B
Image:Amsgolf Tape - side A (Amsoft).jpg|Tape - Side A

</gallery>

<gallery caption="Amsgolf (Amsoft DE)">

Image:Amsgolf (Amsoft DE) Tape - Side B.jpg|Tape - Side B
Image:Amsgolf (Amsoft DE) Tape - Side A.jpg|Tape - Side A

</gallery>

== Links ==

* {{CPCPower|272}}
* {{Tacgr|50}}

[[Category:Games]] [[Category:Games 1984]] [[Category:Sports]] [[Category:Game Manual]]

File:American Football Covertape (Amsoft).jpg

2015-02-22T11:41:52Z

Francis Scott:

[[Category:Game cover]]

File:Admiral Graf Spee Front Covertape (Amsoft).jpg

2015-02-22T11:40:58Z

Francis Scott:

[[Category:Game cover]]

File:Almirante Graf Spee (Cover).jpg

2015-02-22T11:40:25Z

Francis Scott:

[[Category:Game cover]]

Admiral Graf Spee

2015-02-22T11:39:34Z

Francis Scott:

{{Infobox Game
|Image = [[Image:Admiral Graf Spee Front Covertape (Amsoft).jpg|centre|300px|Coverscan]]
|Developer = Temptation Software
|Publisher = [[Amsoft]]
|Musician = None
|Release = [[:Category:Games 1984|1984]]
|Platform = [[Amstrad CPC|CPC]], [[Commodore 64|C64]], [[ZX Spectrum]]
|Genre = [[:Category:Simulation|Simulation (Marine)]] / [[:Category:Strategy|Strategy (War)]]
|GameModes = 1 Player
|Controls = {{Joystick}} {{Keyboard}}
|Media = {{Tape}}
|Language = {{EN}} {{ES}}
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Mildly controversial in its day (but only mildly...), Admiral Graf Spee required you to take charge of one of the most infamous German pocket battleships of the Second World War and chart a course around the treachorous waters of the Atlantic.

== '''Inlay Text''' ==

A game based on historically accurate records of the Graf Spee's killer expedition in the North and South Atlantic.

An intermittent flashing pixel on your chart denotes the presence of an enemy ship in the Atlantic. They year is 1940, as Captain of the Admiral Graf Spee your task is to sink all enemy shipping in these waters using your six 11" guns and torpedoes. Search the area, locate the ship and using your instrumental display, which includes variable speed, compass headings, fuel, target distance, compass bearings, ammunition and torpedo state, manoevre into visual range ready for the kill BUT the enemy can take evasive action - refuelling makes your position vulnerable and British cruisers and battleships are seeking to destroy you. To make your search and pursuit a constant challenge the enemy ships are relocated whilst you take on fuel. 7 levels of difficulty from EASY to PRACTICALLY IMPOSSIBLE. Initially the display shows a map of the South Atlantic for you to locate targets. Once a target is located then by pressing "S = SEARCH" the display will show the local area and the target vessel when in visual range. When you are within firing range the display will show the target being destroyed if successfully hit, and conversely your own damaged state when the target returns fire.

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|[[Image:Admiral_Graf_Spee_1.png|left|thumb|200px|The Main Map]]
|[[Image:Admiral_Graf_Spee_2.png|left|thumb|200px|In Dock]]
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== '''Videos''' ==

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== '''Ratings''' ==

Going down like a lead balloon, the game was universally panned from all and sundry:

What did ''[[Amstrad Action]]'' think of the game? Put it this way: the best thing they could find about the game was that it was preferrable to drowning... instead concentrating on the negatives - the relative shallowness to the game and poor graphics and sound.

''[[Amtix]]'' were no happier, their opinion being that the game was quite boring but admitting it might be of some, albeit limited, appeal to strategists.

Unusually showing litte tact (for this period of the magazine anyway), ''[[Amstrad Computer User|ACU]]'' opened its review with the unequivocal statement that this was "Altogether a dull game unless your bag happens to include naval manoueveres and wargames."

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|AA:||[http://cpcoxygen.fxwebdevelopment.com/aa_depot/003JS.html Issue 03 (Dec '85)]||Page 74-75||38%
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|Amtix:||Issue 02 (Dec '85)||Page 78||31%
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|ACU:||Issue 03 (Jan/Feb '85)||Page 20||3 out of 5
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== '''Cheat Mode''' ==

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== '''Prequels / Sequels''' ==

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== '''Compilations & Re-releases''' ==

* Released in Spain on the Amsoft label and distributed by Indescomp as '''Almirante Graf Spee'''

== '''Trivia''' ==

* The game is based on the records of one of the most devestating boats to sail the Atlantic during the Second World War. From 1939 she sank nine Allied merchant ships, with a total tonnage of 50,089. Numerous British hunting groups were assigned to find her, with three British, New Zealand and Australian cruisers finally tracking her down in December 1939. The Battle of the River Plate ensued, during which the Graf Spee was damaged. She docked for repairs in the neutral port of Montevideo, but was forced by international law to leave within 72 hours. Faced with what he believed to be overwhelming odds, the captain scuttled his ship rather than risk the lives of his crew. Second only to 'The Bismarck' in terms of notoriety, the Graf Spee was actually more successful than her more famous sister and her sinking, helped keep vital links between Europe and the United States open, without which there would have been a much earlier end to the Western European war, with a far different outcome.

== '''Downloads & Materials''' ==

<gallery caption="Admiral Grafe Spee">

Image:Admiral Graf Spee Front Covertape (Amsoft).jpg|Cover (UK)
Image:Almirante Graf Spee (Cover).jpg|Cover (Es)
Image:Admiral Graf Spee Back Covertape (Amsoft).jpg|Instructions
Image:Admiral Graf Spee Tape - side A (Amsoft).jpg|Tape Side A
Image:Admiral Graf Spee Tape - side B (Amsoft).jpg|Tape Side B
Image:Admiral_Graf_Spee (ACU).JPG|ACU Review

</gallery>

== Links ==

* {{CPCPower|235}}
* {{Tacgr|26}}

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|Image = [[Image:El misterio del Nilo (K7) (Zigurat Software) (1987) (Standard Jewel Case) - (Front).jpg|center|300px|Titlescreen of the game]]
|Company = [[Zigurat]]
|Developer = Unknown
|Publisher = [[Zigurat]]
|Musician = Unknown
|Release = [[:Category:Games 1987|1987]]
|Platform = [[Amstrad CPC|CPC]]
|Genre = Arcade
|GameModes = Unknown
|Controls = {{Keyboard}} {{Joystick}}
|Media = {{Disk}} {{Tape}}
|Language = {{ES}}
|Info = Unknown
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== Covertapes ==

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Image:El misterio del Nilo (K7) (Zigurat Software) (1987) (Standard Jewel Case) - (Back).jpg|Back Covertape
Image:El misterio del Nilo (K7) (Zigurat Software) (1987) (Standard Jewel Case) - (Front).jpg|Front Covertape

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== Tape ==

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Image:El misterio del Nilo (K7) (Zigurat Software) (1987) (Standard Jewel Case) - (Media) (Cara B).jpg|Side B
Image:El misterio del Nilo (K7) (Zigurat Software) (1987) (Standard Jewel Case) - (Media) (Cara A).jpg|Side A

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== Download ==

* [[Media:El misterio del Nilo (Zigurat Software) (1987) (Standard Jewel Case).cdt.zip|El misterio del Nilo (Zigurat Software) (1987) (Standard Jewel Case).cdt.zip]] (CDT for Emulators)

== Links ==

* [http://www.cpc-power.com/index.php?page=detail&num=79 CPC game base from CPC Power]
* [http://tacgr.emuunlim.com/downloads/filedetail.php?recid=2510 The Amstrad CPC Games Resource]
* [http://www.amstrad.es/juegosamstrad/decargajuegos/elmisteriodelnilo.php Amstrad.es]
* [http://computeremuzone.com/ficha.php?id=129&sec=amstrad computeremuzone.com]

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