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ROM List

2025-10-08T14:22:58Z

Ygdrazil: /* Background Utility ROMs */

This is a set of lists of known [[ROM]]-based software.

== Lower ROMs ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
! Category / Name
! Year
! Author
! Description / Comment
! Number of Roms
! ROM Position
! File
|-
||[[Firmware|CPC 464 OS]]||1984||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||||1||lower ROM|| [[Media:OS_464.zip|CPC 464 OS ROM]]
|-
||[[Firmware|CPC 464 Modified OS]]||19xx|| ? ||Commodore 64 replica ROMs||1||lower ROM|| [[Media:C64_replica_ROMs.zip|C64 replica ROMs]]
|-
||[[Firmware|CPC 464 OS Danish]]||1984||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||||1||lower ROM|| [[Media:os464 (Danish).rom|Danish CPC 464 OS ROM]]
|-
||[[Firmware|CPC 464 OS French AZERTY]]||1984||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||||1||lower ROM|| [[Media:os464 (French AZERTY).rom|French AZERTY CPC 464 OS ROM]]
|-
||[[Firmware|CPC 464 OS Spanish]]||1984||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||||1||lower ROM|| [[Media:Os464_(Spanish).rom|Spanish CPC 464 OS ROM]]
|-
||[[Firmware|CPC 664 OS]]||1985||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||||1||lower ROM|| [[Media:OS_664.zip|CPC 664 OS ROM]]
|-
||[[Firmware|CPC 464+ and 6128+ OS]]||1990||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||Dumped from 6128 [[Plus System Cartridge]]||||Cart|| [[Media:OS_6128_PLUS.zip|CPC 6128+ OS ROM]]
|-
||[[Firmware|CPC 464+ and 6128+ OS (Spanish)]]||1990||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||Dumped from 6128 ES [[Plus System Cartridge]]||||Cart|| [[Media:OS6128ES.zip|CPC 6128+ OS ROM (Spanish)]]
|-
||[[Firmware|CPC 464+ and 6128+ OS (French) AZERTY]]||1990||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||Dumped from 6128 FR [[Plus System Cartridge]]||||Cart|| [[Media:OS6128FR.zip|CPC 6128+ OS ROM (French)]]
|-
||CPC 464+ Plus A2||1990||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||||||Cart|| [[media:CPC464PlusA2.zip|CPC464+ A2 ROM]]
|-
||[[Firmware|CPC 6128 OS English]]||1985||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||||1||lower ROM|| [[Media:OS_6128.zip|CPC 6128 OS English ROM]]
|-
||[[Firmware|CPC 6128 OS Danish]]||1985||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||||1||lower ROM|| [[Media:Danish_6128_Firmware_Rom.zip|CPC 6128 OS Danish ROMs]]
|-
||[[Firmware|CPC 6128 OS Finnish/Swedish (hack)]]||1985||||Use English BASIC ROM with this||1|||lower ROM|| [[Media:6128_Finnish_Swedish_OS.zip|CPC 6128 OS Finnish/Swedish ROMs]]
|-
||[[Firmware|CPC 6128 OS French]]||1985||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||||1||lower ROM|| [[Media:French 6128 ROMs.zip|CPC 6128 OS French ROMs]]
|-
||[[Firmware|CPC 6128 OS Spanish]]||1985||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||||1||lower ROM|| [[Media:Spanish_6128_ROMs.zip|CPC 6128 OS Spanish ROMs]]
|-
||[[Firmware|CPC 6128 OS MegaFlash]]||2013||[[Redbox|Redbox]]||Initialises ROMs 0-31 when used with the [[MegaFlash|MegaFlash]]||1||lower ROM|| [[Media:OS_6128_patched_megaflash.zip|CPC 6128 OS MegaFlash]]
|-
||[[Firmware|CPC 6128 OS Spanish MegaFlash]]||2013||[[zup|zup (based in RedBox version)]]||Initialises ROMs 0-31 when used with the [[MegaFlash|MegaFlash]]||1||lower ROM|| [[Media:os6128sp(mod).zip|CPC 6128 OS Spanish MegaFlash]]
|-
||[[CPC FutureOS lower ROM|CPC FutureOS lower ROM]]||2012||[[FutureSoft|FutureSoft]]||Lower-ROM replacement which directly starts FutureOS||1||lower ROM|| [[CPC FutureOS lower ROM]]
|-
||[[Firmware 3.1|Firmware 3.1]]||2012-2014||[[TotO|TotO]] and [[SyX|SyX]]||Lower replacement + expansion with ROM Flash & RAM Drive RSXs||1||lower ROM|| [[Media:FW315.zip|Firmware 3.15 ROMs]]
|-
||[https://github.com/llopis/amstrad-diagnostics Amstrad Diagnostics v1.4L]||2021-2024||[[llopis|llopis]]||Lower Rom Diagnostics ROM||1||lower ROM||[[Media:AmstradDiag1.4L.zip|AmstradDiag1.4L.zip]]
|}

== BASIC ROMs ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
! Category / Name
! Year
! Author
! Description / Comment
! Number of Roms
! ROM Position
! File
|-
|-
||[[Locomotive_BASIC|CPC 464 Basic]]||1985||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||[[Locomotive BASIC]] 1.0||1||0|| [[Media:BASIC_1.0.zip|CPC 464 Basic ROM]]
|-
||[[Locomotive_BASIC|CPC 664 Basic]]||1985||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||[[Locomotive BASIC]] 1.1 - Dumped from CPC 664||1||0|| [[Media:BASIC_664.zip|CPC 664 Basic ROM]]
|-
||[[Locomotive_BASIC|CPC 464+ and 6128+ Basic]]||1990||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||[[Locomotive BASIC]] 1.1 - Dumped from 6128 [[Plus System Cartridge]]||1||0|| [[Media:BASIC_PLUS.zip|CPC 6128+ Basic ROM]]
|-
||[[Locomotive_BASIC|CPC 6128 Basic English]]||1986||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||[[Locomotive BASIC]] 1.1 - Dumped from CPC 6128||1||0|| [[Media:BASIC_1.1.zip|CPC 6128 Basic ROM]]
|-
||[[Locomotive_BASIC|CPC 6128 Basic French]]||1985||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||||1||0|| [[Media:French 6128 ROMs.zip|CPC 6128 Basic French ROMs]]
|-
||[[Locomotive_BASIC|CPC 6128 Basic Spanish]]||1985||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||||1||0|| [[Media:BASIC1.1_(6128_Spanish).ROM‎|CPC 6128 Basic Spanish]]
|}

== DOS / RAMdisc ROMs ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
! Category / Name
! Year
! Author
! Description / Comment
! Number of Roms
! ROM Position
! File
|-
||[[AMSDOS|AMSDOS 0.5]]||1985||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]]||Dumped from CPC 6128||1||7|| [[Media:AMSDOS_0.5.zip|AMSDOS 0.5 ROM]]
|-
||[[AMSDOS|AMSDOS 0.7]]||1990||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]]||Dumped from 6128 [[Plus System Cartridge]]||1||7|| [[Media:AMSDOS_0.7.zip|AMSDOS 0.7 ROM]]
|-
||AMSDOS 720K||19xx||?||||1||7|| [[media:Amsdos720.zip|AMSDOS 720K ROM]]
|-
||[[WSX|Amspat++]]||19xx||[[WSX|WSX]]||Patched AMSDOS ROM for Plus machines - makes them compatible with Classic CPC AMSDOS||1||7|| [[media:AMSPAT.zip|Amspat++ ROM]]
|-
||[[BOS|BOS v2.1]]||1987||[[Vortex_Computersysteme|Vortex GmbH]]||||1||7|| [[Media:Bos10.zip|BOS ROM]]
|-
||[[Maxidos|Jm MaxiDOS v1.2]]||19xx||[[Nemesis|Nemesis]]||||1||7|| [[Media:JMMAXIDOS.zip|JM Maxidos ROM]]
|-
||[[NigDOS|NigDOS 2.24]]||1988||Unknown||Replacement for AMSDOS with Silicon Disk support||1||7|| [[media:nigdos.zip|NigDOS 2.24 ROM]]
|-
||[[ParaDOS|ParaDOS]]||1997||[[Executioner|Executioner]]||||1||7 or Lower|| [http://www.winape.net/download/Parados.zip ParaDOS 1.1]
|-
||[[RODOS|RoDOS v2.11]]||19xx||[[Romantic_Robot|Romantic Robot]]||||1||7|| [[Media:RODOS211.zip|RODOS 2.11 ROM]]
|-
||[[RODOS|RoDOS v2.13]]||19xx||[[Romantic_Robot|Romantic Robot]]||||1||7|| [[Media:RODOS213.ZIP|RODOS 2.13 ROM]]
|-
||[[RODOS|RoDOS v2.15]]||19xx||[[Romantic_Robot|Romantic Robot]]||||1||7|| [[Media:RODOS215.zip|RODOS 2.15 ROM]]
|-
||[[RODOS|RoDOS v2.19]]||19xx||[[Romantic_Robot|Romantic Robot]]||||1||7|| [[Media:RODOS219.zip|RODOS 2.19 ROM]]
|-
||[[ROMDOS|Rom DOS]]||1988||[[KDS|Kds Electronics]]||||1||7|| [[media:RomDOS .zip|ROM DOS ROM]]
|-
||[[ROMDOS|Rom DOS XL v4.0]]||1992||[[Siren_Software|Siren Software Ltd]] - [[KDS|Kds Electronics]]||||1||7|| [[media:Rdosxl40.zip|ROM DOS XL 4.0 ROM]]
|-
||[[ROMDOS|Rom DOS XL v4.88]]||1993||[[Siren_Software|Siren Software Ltd]]||||1||7|| [[media:Rdosxl48.zip|ROM DOS XL 4.88 ROM]]
|-
||[[S-DOS|S-DOS 2.10]]||1993||[[STS|STS Software]]||||1||7|| [[media:SDOS210.ROM|S-DOS 2.10 ROM]]
|-
||[[UniDOS|UniDOS]]||2021||[[Futurs']]||AMSDOS compatible DOS which provides support for additional hardware/software drives through plugins ROMs called DOS nodes||1 + DOS nodes||Any (7 recommended)|| [https://unidos.cpcscene.net UniDOS official web site]
|-
||[[VaraDOS|VaraDOS]]||2013||[[Amstrad]], [[Executioner]], [[TFM]]||Provides 0.7 MB formats on A and B||1||7 or Lower|| [[Media:VaraDOS.ROM| VaraDOS ROM]]
|-
||[[VDOS|V-DOS 1.0]]||1985||[[Vortex|Vortex]]||Provides 0.7 MB on B||1||7 or Lower|| [[Media:Vortex10.zip| V-DOS 1.0 ROM]]
|-
||[[VDOS|V-DOS 2.0]]||1985||[[Vortex|Vortex]]||Provides 0.7 MB on B||1||7 or Lower|| [[Media:Vortex20.zip| V-DOS 2.0 ROM]]
|-
||[[VDOS|V-DOS 2.11]]||1986||[[Vortex|Vortex]]||Provides 0.7 MB on A,B,C,D||1||7 or Lower|| [[File:VDOS_decoded_TFM.ROM]]
|-
||[[XD-DOS|XD-DOS 1.11]]||1987||[[Dobbertin|Dobbertin]]||Provides 0.7 MB formats||1||7 or Lower||[[Media:Xddos111.zip| XD-DOS 1.11 ROM]]
|-
||[[XD-DOS|XD-DOS 2.10]]||1990||[[Dobbertin|Dobbertin]]||Provides 0.7 MB formats and hard disc support||1||7 or Lower||[[Media:XDDOS210.ROM|XD-DOS 2.10 ROM]]
|}

== Alternative OS ROMs ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
! Category / Name
! Year
! Author
! Description / Comment
! Number of Roms
! ROM Position
! File
|-
||[[CP/M|CPM+]]||1988||Graduate Software - [[Digital_Research|Digital Research]] - [[Amstrad|Amstrad]]||||2||1-15(31)|| [[media:Cpmp.zip|CP/M+ ROMs]]
|-
||[[CPM Accessory ROM 1|CPM Accessory ROM 1]]||1988||Graduate Software||Requires CPM+ to be installed||1||1-15|| [[media:Cpmacc1.zip|CPM Accesory ROM 1]]
|-
||[[CPM Plus ROM|CPM Plus ROM by Vorax]]||19xx||Graduate - Vorax||||2||1-15(31)|| [[media:voraxcpm.zip|Vorax CPM Plus ROMs]]
|-
||[[Desktop_Environment_System|DES - Desktop Environment System]]||1994||Michael Beckett - [[Campursoft|Campursoft]]||||2||1-15(31)||[[media:desr.zip|DES Desktop Environment System ROMs]]
|-
||[[FutureOS|FutureOS]]||1989- 2024||[[FutureSoft|FutureSoft]]||Advanced OS for CPC6128 and 6128Plus||4(5)||ROM A: 0-15(31) / B-D(M): 1-255||[http://futureos.cpc-live.com/files/FutureOS_System_.8.zip FutureOS]
|-
||[[FutureOS|FutureOS XROM for M4]]||2022- 2023||[[FutureSoft|FutureSoft]]||Mass storage support for M4||1||1-255||[http://www.FutureOS.de FutureOS]
|-
||[[FutureOS|FutureOS XROM ROM management]]||2016- 2023||[[FutureSoft|FutureSoft]]||[[ROManager]] 2.34 on ROM||1||1-255||[http://futureos.cpc-live.com/files/FutureOS_System_.8.zip FutureOS]
|-
||[[FutureOS|FutureOS XROMs for Wallpapers]]||2016- 2023||[[FutureSoft|FutureSoft]]||Wallpapers on ROM||3||1-255||[http://futureos.cpc-live.com/files/FutureOS_System_.8.zip FutureOS]
|-
||[[FutureOS|FutureOS XROM Tools]]||2016- 2022||[[FutureSoft|FutureSoft]]||Applications on ROM||1||1-255||[http://futureos.cpc-live.com/files/FutureOS_System_.8.zip FutureOS]
|-
||[[FutureOS|FutureOS XROM FutureTex]]||2019- 2023||[[FutureSoft|FutureSoft]]||Comprehensive text editor, character designer and keys manager for FutureOS||1||0-255||[http://www.FutureOS.de FutureOS]
|-
||[[Symbos|SymbOS]]||2007- 2016||[[Prodatron|Prodatron]]||||4||1-15|| [http://www.symbos.de/download/symbos-cpc.zip SymbOS ROMs]
|}

== Background Utility ROMs ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
! Category / Name
! Year
! Author
! Description / Comment
! Number of Roms
! ROM Position
! File
|-
||[https://github.com/llopis/amstrad-diagnostics Amstrad Diagnostics v1.4L]||2021-2024||[[llopis|llopis]]||Upper Rom Diagnostics ROM||1||upper ROM||[[Media:AmstradDiag1.4L.zip|AmstradDiag1.4L.zip]]
|-
||[[Amstrad Toolkit|Amstrad Toolkit v1.1]]||1985||[[Beebugsoft|Bee Bug Soft]]||||1||-|| [[media:TOOLK11.ROM|Amstrad Toolkit 1.1 ROM]]
|-
||[[Amstrad Toolkit|Amstrad Toolkit v1.4]]||1986||[[Beebugsoft|Bee Bug Soft]]||||1||-|| [[media:Toolkit.zip|Amstrad Toolkit 1.4 ROM]]
|-
||[[Amsback De Luxe|Amsback De Luxe]]||1985||[[Henrik Torp|Henrik Torp]]||||1||-|| [[media:Amsback.rom|Amsback De Luxe ROM]]
|-
||[[WSX|BAS-CHE]]||19xx||[[WSX|WSX]]||BASGEN and Cheese Cruncher||1||-|| [[media:BAS-CHE.zip| BAS-CHE ROM]]
|-
||[[Inicron_ROM-RAM-Box|Booster ROM]]||1996|| [[WSX|WSX]] ||Initialises ROMs 16-31||1||15|| [[media:BOOSTER.zip|Booster ROM]]
|-
||CATRUN||2023||[[Norecess|Norecess]]||a simple tool for the Amstrad CPC machines to fasten the process of disc's content discovery / launch a program.||1||-||http://norecess464.weebly.com/catrun.html
|-
||[[Copymate Plus|Copymate+ v3.2]]||1990||Marco Vieth||||1||-|| [[media:copymate.zip| Copymate+ v3.2 ROM]]
|-
||CTWA ROM||1987||[[Computing with the Amstrad]]||Generated from source code included in [http://www.cantrell.org.uk/david/tech/cpc/CWTA-writing-ROMs.html tutorial on writing ROM software]||1||-|| [[media:CWTA.zip| CWTA ROM]]
|-
||[[Disc Demon|Disc Demon v1.1]]||1986||[[Beebugsoft|Bee Bug Soft]]||||1||-|| [[media:Ddemon11.zip|Disc Demon 1.1 ROM]]
|-
||[[WSX|Disc O' Magic 4.1]]||1993||[[WSX|WSX]]||Disc/File Copier||1||-|| [[media:MAGIC.zip| Disc O' Magic 4.1 ROM]]
|-
||[[Disc Power|Disc Power]]||19xx||Unknown||||1||-|| [[media:Discpower.zip|Disc Power ROM]]
|-
||[[Discology|Discology Disccopier]]||1987||Meridien Software||Unofficial conversion to ROM by T3m||1||-|| [[media:Discolog.zip|Discology Disccopier ROM]]
|-
||[[Discology|Discology Filecopier]]||19xx||Unknown||French||1||-|| [[media:Discfile.zip|Discology Filecopier ROM]]
|-
||[[Discology|Discology v6.0]]||19xx||Meridien Software||Transferred to ROM by Vorax. Supposedly for Plus, but works on a normal CPC?||1||-|| [[media:Discology6.zip|Discology 6.0 ROM]]
|-
||[[Disc_User's_Utilities_(Micro_Power_Ltd.)|Disc User's Utilities]]||1985||[[Micro_Power_Ltd.|Micro_Power_Ltd]]||||1||-|| [[Media:Disc User's Utilities (Micro Power Ltd.) (1985).zip|Disc Users Utilites ROM]]
|-
||[[DOS_Copy_Crime|DOS Copy v1.3 and Crime v1.3]]||1991||Crown of Beng||PC to CPC copier and Disc copier||1||-|| [[media:Doscrime.zip|DOS Copy/Crime 1.3 ROM]]
|-
||[[Dragonbreed|Dragon Breed Rom 1]]||19xx||Dragon Breed||This ROM requires CP/M to be installed||1||-|| [[media:Dbreed1.zip|Dragon Breed 1 ROM]]
|-
||[[EwanTerm|EwanTerm]]||1991||[[Fergus LEEN]]||VT100 terminal emulation for the M4||1||-|| [[File:Ewen.ROM|Ewan ROM]]
|-
||[[DSKTEST|DSKTEST Rom]]||2015||Pacomix|| ||1||-|| [[media:DSKTEST.ROM|DSKTEST ROM]]
|-
||[[John_Morrison|Extended BASIC v1.1]]||1986||[[John_Morrison|John Morrison]]||||1||-|| [[Media:Extended Basic v1.1 (1986)(John Morrison)(EXBASIC.ROM).zip|JM Extended BASIC ROM ]]
|-
||[[Hackit|Hack It / Le Hackeur V4.0]]||19xx||[[Siren_Software|Siren Software]])||English Version||1||-|| [[Media:HackItV4.zip|HackIt ROM v4.00]]
|-
||[[Hackit|Hack It / Le Hackeur V4.79]]||19xx||[[Siren_Software|Siren Software]])||French Version||1||-|| [[Media:HACKEUR.zip|Le Hackeur ROM v4.79]]
|-
||[[Hackit|Hack It / Le Hackeur V7.0]]||19xx||[[Siren_Software|Siren Software]])||French Version||1||-|| [[Media:HackItV7.zip|Le Hackeur ROM v7.00]]
|-
||[[JL_Utilities|JL Utilities v1.2]]||19xx||[[JLCS|J0rn Lorentzen-JLCS]]||||1||-|| [[media:JLUtilities 12.zip‎|JL Utilities 1.2 ROM]]
|-
||[[JL_Utilities|JL Utilities v2.1]]||19xx||[[JLCS|J0rn Lorentzen-JLCS]]||Memory monitor and disassembler||1||-||[[media:Jlutilit21.zip‎|JL Utilities 2.1 ROM]]
|-
||[[KNS ROM|Kns ROM 6128 v1.01]]||1989||MFW||||1||-|| [[media:knsrom.zip|KNS ROM]]
|-
||[[Locksmith|Lock Smith]]||1985||[[Beebugsoft|Bee Bug Soft]]||||1||-|| [[media:Locksmith.zip|Locksmith ROM]]
|-
||[[Masterfile_III|Master File 128 v2.2]]||19xx||[[Campbell_Systems|Campbell Systems]] and [[Goldmark_Systems|GoldMark]]||||1||-|| [[media:mfile128.zip|Masterfile 128 ROM]]
|-
||[[Masterfile_464|Master File 464 v1.1]]||1984||[[Campbell_Systems|Campbell Systems]] and [[Amsoft|Amsoft]]||||1||-|| [[Media:Master File 464 v1.1 (1984)(Campbell Systems and Amsoft)(MFILE464.ROM).zip|Master File 464 1.1 ROM]]
|-
||[[Master Save]]||1993||Meridien Informatique||Disc Copier||1||-|| [[Media:Mastsave.zip|Master Save ROM]]
|-
||[[Micro Style ROM|Micro Style ROM v2.11]]||1989||[[Microstyle|Micro Style]] - PotPlant Systems||Printer + Screen Utilities (plus some small games!)||1||-|| [[media:stylerom.zip|Microstyle Style ROM]]
|-
||[[WSX|Muzak]]||19xx||[[WSX|WSX]]||Soundtracker Player||1||-|| [[media:MUZAK.zip| Muzak ROM]]
|-
||[[Nirvana|Nirvana 1.1]]||1990||[[Goldmark_Systems|GoldMark Systems]]||||1||-|| [[Media:Nirvana 1.1 (1990)(GoldMark Systems)(NIRVANA.ROM).zip|Nirvana 1.1 ROM]]
|-
||[[Nirvana|Nirvana 1.21+]]||1991||[[Goldmark_Systems|GoldMark Systems]]||||1||-|| [[Media:NIRVANA21Plus.ZIP|Nirvana 1.21+ ROM]]
|-
||[[NWC_Utilities|Nwc Utilities 1.1]]||19xx||[[NWC|Nwc]]||||1||-|| [[media:Nwcutili.zip|NWC Utilities 1.1 ROM]]
|-
||[[Oddjob|Odd Job 2.2]]||1985||[[Pride_Utilities|Pride Utilities]] - [[Goldmark_Systems|GoldMark]]||||1||-|| [[media:Oddjob22.zip| Odd Job 2.2 ROM]]
|-
||[[CPC_Procopy|Pro Skey - Procopy v1.2 and Speed Key]]||1990||[[Nemesis|Nemesis]]||||1||-|| [[media:Proskey.zip|Procopy 1.2 Speedkey ROM]]
|-
||[[Programmers Toolbox|Programmer's Toolbox 1.0a]]||19xx||Unknown||||1||-|| [[media:Toolbox10.zip|Programmers Toolbox 1.0a]]
|-
||[[Programmers Toolbox|Programmers Tool Box v1.2a]]||19xx||Unknown||||1||-|| [[media:pt12a.zip|Programmers Toolbox 1.2a]]
|-
||[[QuickCMD|QuickCMD V2.1]]||2011||norecess||Adds enhancements to working with discs, like TAB-autocomplete and running with a simple filename||1||-|| [[Media:Quickcmd-v21.zip|QuickCMD 2.1 ROM]]
|-
||[[RH-DMON|RH-DMON V3]]||1986||C.Hoesle-Kienzlen||Diskeditor in German||1||-|| [[media:RH-DMON3.zip|RH-DMON 3 ROM]]
|-
||[[Ruck Zuck Copy|Ruck Zuck Copy]]||1996||[[Doc Bartoc|Doc Bartoc]]||||1||-|| [[media:Ruckzuk.rom|Ruck Zuck Copy ROM]]
|-
||[[Superpower_Mailing_List_(Micro_Power_Ltd.)|Super Power Mailing List]]||1985||[[Micro_Power_Ltd.|Micro Power Ltd]]||||1||-|| [[Media:Super Power Mailing List (1985)(Micro Power Ltd)(MAIL.ROM).zip|Superpower Mailing ROM]]
|-
||[[Super ROM|Super Rom v1.0]]||1991||Vorax||||1||-|| [[Media:Super.zip|Super ROM 1.0]]
|-
||[[Super_Romplus|Super ROMplus]]||1986||[[Britannia_Software_Ltd|Britannia Software Ltd]]||Auto Rom Control System 1.6||1||-|| [[media:SuperRplus.zip|Super ROM Plus 1.6]]
|-
||[[System_X|System X v2.1]]||1985||[[Pride_Utilities|Pride Utilities]]||||1||-|| [[Media:Sysx21.zip|System X 2.1 ROM]]
|-
||[[T3m|T3m ROM]]||19xx||Unknown||||1||-|| [[media:T3mrom.zip|T3m ROM]]
|-
||[[Transmat|Transmat v2.1]]||1985||[[Pride_Utilities|Pride Utilities]]||||1||-|| [[Media:Tmat21.zip|Transmat 2.1 ROM]]
|-
||[[UNCR|UNCR v2.4]]||1988||Graduate Software||Cruncher Accessory ROM for CPM||1||-|| [[media:Cpmcrch.zip|UNCR 2.4 ROM]]
|-
||[[Utility Suite|Utility Suite]]||19xx||Unknown||||||7|| [[media:Rob3rom.zip|Utility Suite ROM]]
|-
||[[Utopia|Utopia]]||1985||[[Arnor|Arnor]]||||1||-|| [[Media:ArnorUtopia.zip|Utopia ROM]]
|-
||[[Utopia|Utopia 1.07]]||1985||[[Arnor|Arnor]]||||1||-|| [[Media:UTOP107.ROM|Utopia 1.07 ROM]]
|-
||[[WriteDSK|WriteDisk]]||2005||[[Arkos|Arkos]]||PC to CPC Disk Copier||1||-|| [[Media:Writedsk.rom‎|Writedisk ROM]]
|-
||[[WSX|WSX Utilities]]||19xx||[[WSX|WSX]]||CRTC, Disc, RAM and ROM utilities (some utilities will only work with the Inicron RAM-ROM Box)||1||-|| [[media:WSXUTILITY.zip| WSX Utility ROM]]
|-
||[[YANCC|Yet Another Norton-Commander Clone]]||2016||[[SOS|SOS]]||Norton-Commander Clone-for AMSDOS+ACMEDOS, M4DOS follows - [http://www.cpcwiki.eu/forum/applications/yet-another-norton-commander-clone/ newer Versions]||1||-|| [[media:YANCC220916b.zip|YANCC ROM]]
|}

== Language Compiler ROMs ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
! Category / Name
! Year
! Author
! Description / Comment
! Number of Roms
! ROM Position
! File
|-
||[[BCPL|BCPL]]||1985||[[Arnor|Arnor]]||||1||-|| [[Media:ArnorBCPL.zip|BCPL ROM]]
|-
||[[Maxam|Maxam 1.0]]||1985||[[Arnor|Arnor]]||||1||-|| [[Media:Maxam(Rom).zip|Maxam 1.0 ROM]]
|-
||[[Maxam|Maxam 1.14]]||1985||[[Arnor|Arnor]]||||1||-|| [[Media:MAXAM114.ROM|Maxam 1.14 ROM]]
|-
||[[Maxam|Maxam 1.5]]||1985||[[Arnor|Arnor]]||||1||-|| [[media:Maxam15.zip|Maxam 1.5 ROM]]
|-
||[[PhrozenC|PhrozenC v1.1]]||2010||[[NoRecess|NoRecess]]||||1||-|| [http://www.norecess.net/uploads/6/0/2/5/6025013/phrozenc-11.zip PhrozenC 1.1 ROM]
|}

== Full Program ROMs ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
! Category / Name
! Year
! Author
! Description / Comment
! Number of Roms
! ROM Position
! File
|-
||[[The_Advanced_OCP_Art_Studio|The Advanced OCP Art Studio]]||?||[[Rainbird_(software_house)|Rainbird]]||Unofficial Hack 1.0 - Based on v2.4, the features 'Printer Menu' 'Password' and 'Software Backup were removed to reduce the program size||3||-|| [[media:OCPROM.zip|The Advanced OCP Art Studio ROM]]
|-
||[[BrunWord|BrunWord]]||?||[[Brunning_Software|Brunning Software]]||||||-|| Link Required
|-
||[[Draughts|Draughts]]||1986||Unknown||Possibly a converted Basic Program||1||-|| [[media:DRAUGHTS.ROM|Draughts ROM]]
|-
||[[Micro-Music_Creator|Micro Music Creator]]||1988||First Byte||||2||-|| [[Media:MicroMusic.zip|Micro-Music Creator ROMs]]
|-
||[[Philosoft|Philosoft]]||1987||Philosoft||WordStar compatible text editor, 2-pass assembler, Z80 tester/debugger, Terminal program (incl. X-Modem protocol) - Roms in slot 4 and 12||2||-|| [[media:Philosoft roms.zip|Philosoft ROMs]]
|-
||[[Protext|Protext 1.20]]||1985||[[Arnor|Arnor]]||Word Processor||1||-|| [[Media:Protext_V1.20_(Rom).zip|Protext 1.20 ROM]]
|-
||[[Protext|Protext 1.22]]||1985||[[Arnor|Arnor]]||Word Processor||1||-|| [[Media:Protext(Rom).zip|Protext 1.22 ROM]]
|-
||[[Promerge_Plus|ProMerge Plus 1.0]]||1986||[[Arnor|Arnor]]||Mail merge for [[Protext|Protext]] ||1||-|| [[Media:ProMergePlus(Rom).zip|Promerge Plus 1.0 ROM]]
|-
||[[ProPrint|ProPrint 1.52]]||1993||[[Campursoft|Campursoft]]||Print enhancer for [[Protext|Protext]] ||1||-|| [[Media:PROPR152.ROM|ProPrint 1.52 ROM]]
|-
||[[Prospell|ProSpell 1.04]]||1985||[[Arnor|Arnor]]||Spellchecking utility for [[Protext|Protext]]||1||-|| [[Media:PROSP104.ROM|Prospell 1.04 ROM]]
|-
||[[Prospell|ProSpell 1.10]]||1986||[[Arnor|Arnor]]||Spellchecking utility for [[Protext|Protext]]||1||-|| [[Media:Prospell(Rom).zip|Prospell 1.10 ROM]]
|-
|[[STarKos|STarKos 1.21]]||?||[[Arkos|Arkos]]||Music Tracker||2-3||-|| [http://www.grimware.org/lib/exe/fetch.php/documentations/software/starkos/starkos.v1.21.rom.arkos.zip STarKos 1.21]
|}

== Hardware Dependent ROMs ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
! Category / Name
! Year
! Author
! Description / Comment
! Number of Roms
! ROM Position
! File
|-
||[[AMRAM2|Amram 2]]||19xx||[[Silicon_Systems|Silicon Systems]]||Sideways RAM toolkit ROM||1||-|| [[media:amram2.zip|AMRAM 2 ROM]]
|-
||[[ANTA_64|Anta 64]]||Unknown||||||||-|| Link Required
|-
||Arkos ROM Pack||2006||[[Arkos|Arkos]]||RSXs need CPC Booster||2||-|| [http://www.julien-nevo.com/arkos/tools/Arkos%20ROM%20Pack%20v1.1%20Files%20(arkos).zip Arkos ROM Pack 1.1]
|-
||[[Disc_Wizard|Disc Wizard]]||Unknown||[[Evesham_Micros|Evesham Micros]]||||1||-|| [[Media:DiscWizard12.zip|DiscWizard v1.2 ROM]]
|-
||[[Fleet_EPROM_Programmer|Amstrad Eprom Programmer]]||19xx||Fleet Microsystems Ltd & F.Kup||||1||-|| [[Media:Amstrad Eprom Programmer (19xx)(Fleet Microsystems Ltd & F.Kup)(FLTEPRM.ROM).zip| Fleet EPROM ROM]]
|-
||[[Spectre_Comms_Serial_Interface|Cage Comms v1.1]]||19xx||[[Aspects_BBS|D. Gorski and I. Hoare]]||||1||-|| [[Media:CageCommsRom11.zip|Cage Comms ROM v1.1]]
|-
||[[KDS_Electronics_Serial_Interface|Cage Comms v1.21]]||1987||[[Aspects_BBS|D. Gorski and I. Hoare]]||For the K.D.S. Serial Interface||1||-|| [[Media:CAGE121.ZIP|Cage Comms ROM v1.21]]
|-
||[[Panda_Electronics_Communications_Interface_Unit|Communication Interface Unit Driver Softare 1.5]]||1986||Panda Electronics Ltd||||1||-|| [[Media:Panda Electronics Communication Interface Unit Interface Driver v1.5.zip|Panda Comms ROM]]
|-
||[[Amstrad_Serial_Interface|Comstar v1.25]]||1986||[[HoneySoft|Honeysoft]] - [[PACE|Pace]]||||2||-|| [[Media:AmstradPaceSerialInterfaceCommstarRomImage.zip|ROM Image for Pace version]]
|-
||[[Copy Lock|Copy Lock v6.0]]||1988||[[Romantic_Robot|Romantic Robot]]||||1||-|| [[media:copyl60.zip|Copy Lock 6.0 ROM]]
|-
||[[Dk'tronics_Lightpen|Dk'Tronics Lightpen ROM]]||19xx||[[Dk'tronics|Dk'Tronics]]||||1||-|| [[Media:Dk'tronicsLightPenRomImage.zip|Dk'tronics Lightpen ROM]]
|-
||[[Dk'tronics_memory_expansion|Dk'Tronics Silicon Disc 64K 0.3 ROM]]||1986||[[Dk'tronics|Dk'Tronics]]||||1||-||[[Media:SiliconDisc64.zip|DK'Tronics 64Kb Silicon Disc 0.3 ROM]]
|-
||[[Dk'tronics_memory_expansion|Dk'Tronics Silicon Disc 1.3 ROM]]||1986||[[Dk'tronics|Dk'Tronics]]||||1||-||[[Media:Dk'tronicsSiliconDiscRomImage.zip|DK'Tronics Silicon Disc 1.3 ROM]]
|-
||[[Dk'tronics_memory_expansion|Dk'Tronics Silicon Disc 2.12 ROM]]||1986||[[Dk'tronics|Dk'Tronics]]||||1||-|| [[Media:SD212.ROM|Dk'tronics Silicon Disc 2.12 ROM]]
|-
||[[Dk'tronics_Speech_Synthesizer|Dk'Tronics Speech ROM v1.1]]||19xx||[[Dk'tronics|Dk'Tronics]]||||1||-|| [[Media:DKSPEECH.ROM‎|DK'Tronics Speech ROM]]
|-
||[[HxC_Standalone_Floppy_Emulator|HxC Manager v2.2]]||2011||[[norecess|norecess]]||||1||-|| [http://www.norecess.net/uploads/6/0/2/5/6025013/hxc22.zip HxC 2.2 ROM]
|-
||[[John_Morrison|Jm EPROM Programmer]]||1985||[[John_Morrison|John Morrison]]||||1||-||[[Media:Jm Eprom Programmer (1985)(John Morrison)(JMPEPRM.ROM).zip|JM EPROM Prog ROM]]
|-
||[[KDS_Electronics_Serial_Interface|K.D.S Serial Interface & Comms Pack 5 v4.2]]||19xx||[[KDS|K.D.S. Electronics]]||||1||-|| [[Media:KDS_RS232_4.2.zip|KDS Serial ROM v4.2]]
|-
||[[KDS_Electronics_Serial_Interface|K.D.S Serial Interface & Comms Pack 5 v4.2B]]||19xx||[[KDS|K.D.S. Electronics]]||||1||-|| [[Media:Kds serial interface rom.zip|KDS Serial ROM v4.2b]]
|-
||[[KDS_Electronics_Serial_Interface|K.D.S Serial Interface & Comms Pack 5 v5.0]]||19xx||[[KDS|K.D.S. Electronics]]||||1||-|| [[Media:KDSCOM50.ZIP|KDS Serial ROM v5.0]]
|-
||[[LambdaSpeak III ROM]]||2019||[[FutureSoft]]||Lot's of RSX commands for the LambdaSpeak III expansion.||1||-|| [[http://futureos.cpc-live.com/files/LambdaSpeak_RSX_by_TFM.zip LambdaSpeak III RSX ROM]]
|-
||[[Ramcard_128|Madram/Overlanders]]||2004||Gerey Yves||Dams Assembler/Debugger and Burn software for RamCard||1||-|| [[Media:Ovl.zip‎|Overlanders ROM]]
|-
||[[MegaFlashROManager|MegaFlashROManager]]||2011 - 2012||[[FutureSoft|FutureSoft]]||Management software for [[User:Bryce|Bryce's]] [[MegaFlash]]; similar to the ROManager||2||-||[http://futureos.cpc-live.com/files/MF_ROManager.zip MegaFlashROManager]
|-
||[[Mirage_Imager|Mirage Imager V2]]||?||Mirage Computers Ltd.||||1||-|| [[Media:MirageImagerV2.zip|Mirage Image V2 ROM]]
|-
||[[Mirage_Imager|Mirage Imager V3.2]]||1987||Mirage Computers Ltd.||||1||-|| [[Media:MirageImagerV32.zip|Mirage Image V3.2 ROM]]
|-
||[[Multiface|Multiface 2]]||1986||[[Romantic_Robot|Romantic Robot]]||For Original AMSDOS||1||-|| [[Media:Multiface.two.romantic.robot.86.zip|Multiface 86 ROM]]
|-
||[[Multiface|Multiface 2]]||1988||[[Romantic_Robot|Romantic Robot]]||For Original AMSDOS (See [[Multiface|Multiface 2 Page]] for differences) ||1||-|| [[Media:Multiface.two.romantic.robot.0e.zip|Multiface 0E ROM]]
|-
||[[Multiface|Multiface 2]]||1990||[[Romantic_Robot|Romantic Robot]]||For CPC Plus AMSDOS|||1||-||[[Media:Multiface.two.romantic.robot.8b.zip|Multiface CPC Plus ROM]]
|-
||[[RDOS|RDOS]]||1988||[[Dobbertin|Dobbertin]]||Provides a 444 KB RAM disc on Dobbertin RAM Expansion||1||7|| [[Media:RDOS-EXT.ROM‎|RDOS ROM]]
|-
||[[Roman|Roman]]||2013||[[PNG|PNG]]||ROM Management for the [[MegaFlash|MegaFlash]]||1||-|| [[Media:ROMAN10-DSKHFE.zip‎|ROMAN 1.0]]
|-
||[[ROManager|ROManager]]||2005 - 2012||[[FutureSoft|FutureSoft]]||Management software for the [[SYMBiFACE_II|SYMBiFACE II]]; similar to the MegaFlashROManager||2||-|| [http://futureos.cpc-live.com/files/SF_ROManager.zip SFII ROManager]
|-
||[[ROManager|ROManager ALL]]||2005 - 2019||[[FutureSoft]]||Management software for ALL Pseudo-ROM expansions: FG, M4, MF, SF2, SF3, X-MEM etc.; ROManager on FutureOS XROM||1||0-255|| [http://futureos.cpc-live.com/files/ROManager_ALL.zip ROManager for FutureOS]
|-
||[[Softbrenner 1.27|Softbrenner 1.27]]||?||[[WSX|WSX]]||for ROM-RAM-Box||1||-|| [[media:SB127.zip|Softbrenner 1.27 ROM]]
|-
||[[Dobbertin Smart Watch|TIME ROM+]]||?||[[Dobbertin|Dobbertin]]||Provides RSX commands to use the [[Dobbertin Smart Watch|Dobbertin SmartWatch RTC]] under BASIC||1||-|| [[media:TIMEROM+.ROM|TIME ROM+]]
|-
||[[VIDI_digitizer|VIDI Digitizer 2.02 ROM]]||1986||[[Rombo_Productions|Rombo Productions]]||||||-|| [[media:VIDIR202.ROM|VIDI Digitizer 2.02 ROM]]
|-
||[[Vortex_Expansions_RAM_card|Vortex RAM - Expansion Card ID]]||19xx||[[Vortex_Computersysteme|Vortex]]||||1||-|| [[media:vramid.zip|Vortex RAM ID ROM]]
|-
||[[X-ROM|X-ROM Eprommer v1.16]]||1986||[[Timatic_Systems|Timatic Systems]]||||1||-|| [[Media:XROM Eprommer v1.16 (1986)(Timatic Systems)(XROM.ROM).zip|X-ROM ROM]]
|}

== Game ROMs ==
(most files taken from [http://www.cpcwiki.eu/forum/index.php?topic=7854.msg60349#msg60349 this forum thread here] )

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
! Category / Name
! Year
! Author
! Description / Comment
! Number of Roms
! ROM Position
! File
|-
||[[Ahhh|Ahhh]]||1988||[[CRL|CRL Group PLC.]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Ahhh.rom|Ahhh ROM]]
|-
||[[Air_Traffic_Control|Air Traffic Control]]||1984||[[Hewson_Consultants|Hewson Consultants]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Air Traffic Control.rom|Air Traffic Control ROM]]
|-
||[[Airwolf|Airwolf]]||1985||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]/[[Elite_Systems|Elite Systems]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Airwolf.rom|Airwolf ROM]]
|-
||[[Alex_Higgins_World_Snooker|Alex Higgins World Snooker]]||1985||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]/[[Gem_Software|Gem Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Alex_Higgins_World_Snooker.rom|Alex Higgins World Snooker ROM]]
|-
||[[Anarchy|Anarchy]]||1988||[[Hewson|Hewson]]/[[Rack-It|Rack-It]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Axelay||1||-||[[media:Anarchy.rom|Anarchy ROM]]
|-
||[[Android One|Android One]]||1985||[[Vortex Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM by SyX||1||-||[[media:android_one.rom|Android One ROM]]
|-
||[[Arkanoid|Arkanoid]]||1987||[[Ocean|Ocean Software]]||Launch from ROM with <nowiki>|</nowiki>ARKANOID||1||-||[[media:Arkanoid.rom|Arkanoid ROM]]
|-
||[[Astro_Attack|Astro Attack]]||1984||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-|| [[media:Astro Attack.rom|Astro Attack ROM]]
|-
||[[Atlants|Atlantis]]||1985||[[Cobra_Soft|Cobra Soft]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Atlantis.rom|Atlantis ROM]]
|-
||[[Avenger|Avenger]]||1986||[[Gremlin_Graphics|Gremlin Graphics]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||2||-||[[media:AvengerROMs.zip|Avenger ROMs]]
|-
||[[Blagger|Blagger]]||1984||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]/[[Alligata_Software|Alligata Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Blagger.rom|Blagger ROM]]
|-
||[[Bomb Jack|Bomb Jack I & II]]||1986-7||[[Elite Systems]]||Converted to launch from ROM by SyX||3||-||[[media:Bomb_jack_1_y_2.zip|Bomb Jack I & II ROMs]]
|-
||[[Boulder_Dash|Boulder Dash]]||1985||[[Mirrorsoft|Mirrorsoft]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Boulderdash.rom|Boulder Dash ROM]]
|-
||[[Braxx_Bluff|Braxx Bluff]]||1985||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]||Launch from ROM with <nowiki>|</nowiki>BRAXX||1||-||[[media:BRAXX.ROM|Braxx Bluff ROM]]
|-
||[[Bruce_Lee|Bruce Lee]]||1984||[[Americana|Americana]]/[[Mastertronic|Mastertronic]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Bruce Lee.rom|Bruce Lee ROM]]
|-
||[[Chuckie_Egg|Chuckie Egg]]||1985||[[A&F Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM||1||-|| [[media:EGGRSX.ROM|Chuckie Egg ROM]]
|-
||[[Classic_Axiens|Classic Axiens]]||1986||[[Bubble_Bus_Software|Bubble Bus Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM by TFM||1||-|| [[media:AXIENS.ROM|Classic Axiens ROM]]
|-
||[[Classic Invaders|Classic Invaders]]||1986||[[Bubble_Bus_Software|Bubble Bus Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Classic Invaders.rom|Classic Invaders ROM]]
|-
||[[Chopper_Squad|Chopper Squad]]||1984||[[Interceptor_Software|Interceptor Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Chopper Squad.rom|Chopper Squad ROM]]
|-
||[[Codename_MAT|Codename MAT]]||1984||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]||Launch from ROM with <nowiki>|</nowiki>CODEMAT||2||-||[[media:Codename_MAT_ROMs.zip|Codename MAT ROMs]]
|-
||[[CPC_Invaders|CPC Invaders]]||1993||[[STS|STS Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM by 00WReX||1||-||[[media:CPCInvad.rom|CPC Invaders ROM]]
|-
||[[Cyber_Huhn|Cyber Huhn]]||2013||TFM, MacDeath, Tom&Jerry||CPCWiki 16KB Game ROM competition 2013||1||-||[[media:Cyberhuhn.zip|Cyber Huhn ROM]]
|-
||[[Dead_on_Time|Dead on Time]]||2010||[[Psytronik_Software|Psytronik]]/[[Paul_Kooistra|Paul Kooistra]]||Launch from ROM with <nowiki>|</nowiki>DOT||2||-||[[media:Dead_on_Time_ROMs.zip|Dead on Time ROMs]]
|-
||[[Defend_or_Die|Defend or Die]]||1985||[[Alligata_Software|Alligata Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM by arnoldemu||1||-||[[media:Defend or Die.rom|Defend or Die ROM]]
|-
||[[Donkey_Kong|Donkey Kong]]||1986||[[Ocean|Ocean Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Donkey Kong.rom|Donkey Kong ROM]]
|-
||[[Don't_Panic|Don't Panic]]||1985||[[Firebird|Firebird]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Don't Panic.rom|Don't Panic ROM]]
|-
||[[Dragon's_Gold|Dragon's Gold]]||1985||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Dragon's_Gold.rom|Dragon's Gold ROM]]
|-
||[[Electro_Freddy|Electro Freddy]]||1984||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]/[[Softspot|Softspot]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Electro Freddy.rom|Electro Freddy ROM]]
|-
||[[Equinox]]||1986||[[Mikro-Gen]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||2||-||[[media:Equinox rom.rar|Equinox ROMs]]
|-
||[[Everyone's_A_Wally|Everyone's a Wally]]||1985||[[Mikro-Gen]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||2||-||[[media:Everyones_a_Wally.rar|Everyone's a Wally ROMs]]
|-
||[[Finders_Keepers|Finders Keepers]]||1985||[[Mastertronic|Mastertronic]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Axelay||1||-||[[media:Finders Keepers.rom|Finders Keepers ROM]]
|-
||[[Fire_Ant|Fire Ant]]||1984||[[Mogul_Communications|Mogul Communications]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Fire Ant.rom|Fire ant ROM]]
|-
||[[Frost_Byte|Frost byte]]||1986||[[MikroGen|MikroGen]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Axelay||1||-||[[media:Frost Byte.rom|Frost Byte ROM]]
|-
||[[Fu-Kung_in_Las_Vegas|Fu-Kung In Las Vegas]]||1985||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]/[[Romik|Romik]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Fu-Kung_In_Las_Vegas.rom|Fu-Kung In Las Vegas ROM]]
|-
||[[Game_Of_Dragons|Game Of Dragons]]||1985||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Game Of Dragons.rom|Game Of Dragons ROM]]
|-
||[[Gauntlet_(Defender Clone)|Gauntlet (Defender Clone)]]||1985||[[Micro_Power_Ltd.|Micro Power Ltd.]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Gauntlet.rom|Gauntlet ROM]]
|-
||[[Ghouls|Ghouls]]||1984||[[Micro_Power_Ltd.|Micro Power Ltd.]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Ghouls.rom|Ghouls ROM]]
|-
||[[Gilligan's Gold|Gilligan's Gold]]||1984||[[Ocean|Ocean Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Gilligan's Gold.rom|Gilligan's Gold ROM]]
|-
||[[Glider_Rider|Glider Rider]]||1986||[[Quicksilva]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||2||-||[[media:Glider.rar|Glider Rider ROMs]]
|-
||[[Grand_Prix_Driver|Grand Prix Driver]]||1984||[[Amsoft]]/[[Britannia_Software_Ltd|Britannia Software Ltd]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:GPDriver.rom|Grand Prix Driver ROM]]
|-
||[[Grand_Prix_Rally_II|Grand Prix Rally II]]||1985||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]/[[Loriciels|Loriciels]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-|| [[media:Rally2.rom|Grand Prix Rally II ROM]]
|-
||[[Great_Gurianos|Great Gurianos]]||1987||[[Hit_Pak|Hit Pak]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||2||-||[[media:Great_Gurianos.rar|Great Gurianos ROMs]]
|-
||[[Hagar|Hagar]]||????||[[The Black System|The Black System]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-|| [[media:Hagar.rom|Hagar ROM]]
|-
||[[Harrier_Attack|Harrier Attack]]||1984||[[Amsoft]]/[[Durell Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM||1||-|| [[media:Harrier.rom|Harrier Attack ROM]]
|-
||[[Harvey_Headbanger|Harvey Headbanger]]||1986||[[Firebird|Firebird]]||Launch from ROM with <nowiki>|</nowiki>HARVEY||1||-||[[media:Harvey_Headbanger.rom|Harvey Headbanger ROM]]
|-
||[[Head Over Heels|Head Over Heels]]||1987||[[Ocean|Ocean Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM by SyX||3||9, 16 and 17|| [[media:hoh_roms.zip|Head Over Heels ROMs]]
|-
||[[Herberts_Dummy_Run|Herbert's Dummy Run]]||1985||[[Mikron-Gen]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||2||-||[[media:Herberts_Dummy_Run.rar‎|Herbert's Dummy Run ROMs]]
|-
||[[Highway_Encounter|Highway Encounter]]||1985||[[Vortex_Software|Vortex Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Axelay||2||-|| [[media:Highway_Encounter.zip|Highway Encounter ROMs]]
|-
||[[Home_Runner|Home Runner]]||1984||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]/[[Britannia_Software_Ltd|Britannia Software Ltd]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Home Runner.rom|Home Runner ROM]]
|-
||[[House_Of_Usher|House Of Usher]]||1984||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]/[[Indescomp|Indescomp]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:House Of Usher.rom|House Of Usher ROM]]
|-
||[[Hunchback|Hunchback]]||1985||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]/[[Ocean|Ocean Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Hunchback.rom|Hunchback ROM]]
|-
||[[Into_Oblivion|Into Oblivion]]||1986||[[Mastertronic|Mastertronic]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Axelay||1||-||[[media:Oblivion.rom|Into Oblivion ROM]]
|-
||[[Jammin|Jammin]]||1984||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Jammin.rom|Jammin ROM]]
|-
||[[Karl's_Treasure_Hunt|Karl's Treasure Hunt]]||1984||[[Software_Projects|Software Projects Ltd.]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Karl's Treasure Hunt.rom|Karl's Treasure Hunt ROM]]
|-
||[[Killer Gorilla|Killer Gorilla]]||1987||[[Ocean|Ocean Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-|| [[media:Killer Gorilla.rom|Killer Gorilla ROM]]
|-
||[[Knight_Lore|Knight Lore]]||1985||[[Ultimate|Ultimate Play The Game]]||Converted to launch from ROM by MiguelSky||2||-||[[media:KnightLore.zip|Knight Lore ROMs]]
|-
||[[Kong_Strikes_Back|Kong Strikes Back]]||1984||[[Ocean|Ocean Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM||1||-||[[media:Kong Strikes Back.rom|Kong Strikes Back ROMs]]
|-
||[[Krakout|Krakout]]||1987||[[Gremlin_Graphics|Gremlin Graphics]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||2||-|| [[media:KrakoutROMs.zip|Krakout ROMs]]
|-
||[[Lab_Escape|Lab Escape]]||2013||[[EgoTrip|EgoTrip]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-|| [[media:Lab Escape.rom|Lab Escape ROM]]
|-
||[[Light_Force|Light Force]]||1986||[[FTL|FTL]]||Launch from ROM with <nowiki>|</nowiki>LIGHTFORCE||2||-||[[media:Light_Force_ROMs.zip|Light Force ROMs]]
|-
||[[Livingstone, I Presume]]|| 1987 || [[Opera_Soft|Opera Soft]] || Converted by VincentGR ||2|| - || [[Media:Lingivstone.zip| Linvingstone, I Presume?]]
|-
||[[Loom_Preview|Loom (Preview)]]||?||[[Epsilon|Epsilon]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Loom Preview.rom|Loom Preview ROM]]
|-
||[[Manic_Miner|Manic Miner]]||1984||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]/[[Software_Projects|Software Projects]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Manic Miner.rom|Manic Miner ROM]]
|-
||[[Monty_On_The_Run|Monty on the Run]]||1986||[[Gremlin_Graphics|Gremlin Graphics]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||2||-||[[media:Monty_on_the_Run.rar‎|Monty on the Run ROMs]]
|-
||[[Moon_Buggy|Moon Buggy]]||1985||[[Anirog|Anirog Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Moon_Buggy.rom|Moon Buggy ROM]]
|-
||[[Mutant_Monty|Mutant Monty]]||1984||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]/[[Artic_Computing|Artic Computing]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-|| [[media:Mutant Monty.rom|Mutant Monty ROM]]
|-
||[[Nemesis_the_Warlock|Nemesis the Warlock]]||1987||[[Martech]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||2||-||[[media:Nemesis_the_Warlock.rar‎|Nemesis the Warlock ROMs]]
|-
||[[Nebulus|Nebulus]]||1988||[[HEWSON]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||2||-||[[media:Nebulus_ROM.zip|Nebulus ROMs]]
|-
||[[Oh Mummy|Oh Mummy]]||1984||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]||Converted to launch from ROM||1||-||[[media:Ohmummy.rom|Oh Mummy ROM]]
|-
||[[One_Man_And_His_Droid|One Man And His Droid]]||1985||[[Mastertronic|Mastertronic]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:One Man And His Droid.rom|One Man And His Droid ROM]]
|-
||[[Overkoban|Overkoban]]||2013||Tom&Jerry, Supersly, Eldrik||CPCWiki 16KB Game ROM competition 2013||1||-||[[media:Overkoban.zip|Overkoban ROM]]
|-
||[[Pac-Man|Pac-Man]]||1986||T and T||Converted to launch from ROM by Nilquader||1||-||[[media:pacman-rom.zip|Pacman ROM]]
|-
||[[Punchy|Punchy]]||1985||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]/[[Mr._Micro|Mr. Micro]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Punchy.rom|Punchy ROM]]
|-
||[[Pyjamarama]]||1985||[[Amsoft]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||2||-||[[media:Pyjamarama ROM.rar|Pyjamarama ROMs]]
|-
||[[Relentless|Relentless]]||2013||Axelay, Rexbeng, Tom&Jerry||CPCWiki 16KB Game ROM competition 2013||1||-||[[media:Relentless.zip|Relentless ROM]]
|-
||[[Roland_Ahoy!|Roland Ahoy!]]||1984||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]/[[Computersmith|Computersmith]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Roland Ahoy.rom|Roland Ahoy! ROM]]
|-
||[[Roland_goes_Digging|Roland Goes Digging]]||1984||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Roland Goes Digging.rom|Roland Goes Digging ROM]]
|-
||[[Roland_goes_Square_Bashing|Roland Goes Square Bashing]]||1984||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Roland Goes Square Bashing.rom|Roland Goes Square Bashing ROM]]
|-
||[[Roland_on_the_Ropes|Roland On The Ropes]]||1984||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]/[[Indescomp|Indescomp]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Roland On The Ropes.rom|Roland On The Ropes ROM]]
|-
||[[Ruff and Reddy|Ruff and Reddy]]||????||[[Nicholas_Campbell|Nick Campbell]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||2||-||[[media:RuffandReddyROMs.zip|Ruff and Reddy ROMs]]
|-
||[[Satellite_Warrior|Satellite Warrior]]||1985||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]||Launch from ROM with <nowiki>|</nowiki>SATWAR||2||-||[[media:Satellite_Warrior_ROMs.zip|Satellite Warrior ROMs]]
|-
||[[Sentinel|Sentinel]]||1987||[[Firebird|Firebird]]||Launch from ROM with <nowiki>|</nowiki>SENTINEL||1||-||[[media:Sentinel.ROM|Sentinel ROM]]
|-
||[[Space_Hawks|Space Hawks]]||1984||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]/[[Durell Software|Durell Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM by 00WReX||1||-||[[media:SpaceHwk.rom|Space Hawks ROM]]
|-
||[[Space_Mania|Space Mania]]||1986||[[Neil Kolban (ACU)]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Space Mania.rom|Space Mania ROM]]
|-
||[[Spannerman|Spannerman]]||1984||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]/[[Gem_Software|Gem Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Spannerman.rom|Spannerman ROM]]
|-
||[[Speed_King|Speed King]]||1985||[[Mastertronic|Mastertronic]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Axelay||1||-||[[media:Speed King.rom|Speed King ROM]]
|-
||[[Spy_vs_Spy|Spy vs Spy]]||1985||[[First_Star|First Star]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||2||-||[[media:Spy_vs_Spy.rar‎|Spy vs Spy ROMs]]
|-
||[[Star Firebirds|Star Firebirds]]||1986||[[Firebird|Firebird]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Axelay||1||-|| [[media:Starfire.rom|Star Firebirds ROM]]
|-
||[[Subtera_Puzlo|Subtera Puzlo]]||2013||EgoTrip, Redbox||CPCWiki 16KB Game ROM competition 2013||1||-||[[media:Subterapuzlo.zip|Subtera Puzlo ROM]]
|-
||[[Tapper|Tapper]]||1986||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]/[[Bally Midway]]/[[Sega|Sega]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Tapper.rom|Tapper ROM]]
|-
||[[Tempest|Tempest]]||1986||[[Activision|Activision]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Tempest.rom|Tempest ROM]]
|-
||[[Three Weeks in Paradise|Three Weeks in Paradise]]||1986||[[Mikro-Gen|Mikro-Gen]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||2||-||[[media:3_Weeks_in_Paradise.rar‎|3 Weeks in Paradise ROMs‎]]
|-
||[[The_Prize|The Prize]]||1985||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]/[[Arcade_Software|Arcade Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:The Prize.rom|The Prize ROM]]
|-
||[[The Curse of Sherwood|The Curse of Sherwood]]||1987||[[Mastertronic|Mastertronic]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||2||-|| [[media:TheCurseofSherwoodROMs.zip|The Curse of Sherwood ROMs]]
|-
||[[Thrust|Thrust]]||1986||[[Firebird|Firebird]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-|| [[media:Thrust.rom|Thrust ROM]]
|-
||[[Trashman|Trashman]]||1986||[[Virgin_Games|Virgin Games]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Trashman.rom|Trashman ROM]]
|-
||[[Tribble Trouble|Tribble Trouble]]||????||[[????]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Tribble Trouble.rom|Tribble Trouble ROM]]
|-
||[[Uridium|Uridium]]||1986||[[Hewson_Consultants|Hewson Consultants]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Uridium.rom|Uridium ROM]]
|-
||[[WEC_Le_Mans|WEC Le Mans]]||1988||[[Ocean|Ocean Software]]||Launch from ROM with <nowiki>|</nowiki>WEC||2||-||[[media:WEC_Le_Mans.zip|WEC Le Mans ROMs]]
|-
||[[West_Bank|West Bank]]||1986||[[Dinamic|Dinamic]]||Converted to launch from ROM by MiguelSky||2||-||[[media:WestBank.zip|West Bank ROMs]]
|-
||[[Wriggler_(Blaby)|Wriggler (Blaby)]]||1985||[[Blaby_Computer_Games|Blaby Computer Games]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Wriggler (Blaby).rom|Wriggler (Blaby) ROM]]
|-
||[[ZblastSD|ZblastSD]]||2005||[[Nicholas_Campbell|Nicholas Campbell]]||Converted to launch from ROM by 00WReX||1||-||[[media:ZBlastSD.rom|ZblastSD ROM]]
|-
|}

[[Category:Expansion ROM| ]][[Category:Software| ]][[Category:Operating System| ]][[Category:Programming software| ]][[Category:DATA Storage| ]][[Category:CPC Internal Components]]

ROM List

2025-10-08T14:22:30Z

Ygdrazil: /* Background Utility ROMs */

This is a set of lists of known [[ROM]]-based software.

== Lower ROMs ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
! Category / Name
! Year
! Author
! Description / Comment
! Number of Roms
! ROM Position
! File
|-
||[[Firmware|CPC 464 OS]]||1984||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||||1||lower ROM|| [[Media:OS_464.zip|CPC 464 OS ROM]]
|-
||[[Firmware|CPC 464 Modified OS]]||19xx|| ? ||Commodore 64 replica ROMs||1||lower ROM|| [[Media:C64_replica_ROMs.zip|C64 replica ROMs]]
|-
||[[Firmware|CPC 464 OS Danish]]||1984||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||||1||lower ROM|| [[Media:os464 (Danish).rom|Danish CPC 464 OS ROM]]
|-
||[[Firmware|CPC 464 OS French AZERTY]]||1984||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||||1||lower ROM|| [[Media:os464 (French AZERTY).rom|French AZERTY CPC 464 OS ROM]]
|-
||[[Firmware|CPC 464 OS Spanish]]||1984||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||||1||lower ROM|| [[Media:Os464_(Spanish).rom|Spanish CPC 464 OS ROM]]
|-
||[[Firmware|CPC 664 OS]]||1985||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||||1||lower ROM|| [[Media:OS_664.zip|CPC 664 OS ROM]]
|-
||[[Firmware|CPC 464+ and 6128+ OS]]||1990||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||Dumped from 6128 [[Plus System Cartridge]]||||Cart|| [[Media:OS_6128_PLUS.zip|CPC 6128+ OS ROM]]
|-
||[[Firmware|CPC 464+ and 6128+ OS (Spanish)]]||1990||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||Dumped from 6128 ES [[Plus System Cartridge]]||||Cart|| [[Media:OS6128ES.zip|CPC 6128+ OS ROM (Spanish)]]
|-
||[[Firmware|CPC 464+ and 6128+ OS (French) AZERTY]]||1990||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||Dumped from 6128 FR [[Plus System Cartridge]]||||Cart|| [[Media:OS6128FR.zip|CPC 6128+ OS ROM (French)]]
|-
||CPC 464+ Plus A2||1990||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||||||Cart|| [[media:CPC464PlusA2.zip|CPC464+ A2 ROM]]
|-
||[[Firmware|CPC 6128 OS English]]||1985||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||||1||lower ROM|| [[Media:OS_6128.zip|CPC 6128 OS English ROM]]
|-
||[[Firmware|CPC 6128 OS Danish]]||1985||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||||1||lower ROM|| [[Media:Danish_6128_Firmware_Rom.zip|CPC 6128 OS Danish ROMs]]
|-
||[[Firmware|CPC 6128 OS Finnish/Swedish (hack)]]||1985||||Use English BASIC ROM with this||1|||lower ROM|| [[Media:6128_Finnish_Swedish_OS.zip|CPC 6128 OS Finnish/Swedish ROMs]]
|-
||[[Firmware|CPC 6128 OS French]]||1985||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||||1||lower ROM|| [[Media:French 6128 ROMs.zip|CPC 6128 OS French ROMs]]
|-
||[[Firmware|CPC 6128 OS Spanish]]||1985||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||||1||lower ROM|| [[Media:Spanish_6128_ROMs.zip|CPC 6128 OS Spanish ROMs]]
|-
||[[Firmware|CPC 6128 OS MegaFlash]]||2013||[[Redbox|Redbox]]||Initialises ROMs 0-31 when used with the [[MegaFlash|MegaFlash]]||1||lower ROM|| [[Media:OS_6128_patched_megaflash.zip|CPC 6128 OS MegaFlash]]
|-
||[[Firmware|CPC 6128 OS Spanish MegaFlash]]||2013||[[zup|zup (based in RedBox version)]]||Initialises ROMs 0-31 when used with the [[MegaFlash|MegaFlash]]||1||lower ROM|| [[Media:os6128sp(mod).zip|CPC 6128 OS Spanish MegaFlash]]
|-
||[[CPC FutureOS lower ROM|CPC FutureOS lower ROM]]||2012||[[FutureSoft|FutureSoft]]||Lower-ROM replacement which directly starts FutureOS||1||lower ROM|| [[CPC FutureOS lower ROM]]
|-
||[[Firmware 3.1|Firmware 3.1]]||2012-2014||[[TotO|TotO]] and [[SyX|SyX]]||Lower replacement + expansion with ROM Flash & RAM Drive RSXs||1||lower ROM|| [[Media:FW315.zip|Firmware 3.15 ROMs]]
|-
||[https://github.com/llopis/amstrad-diagnostics Amstrad Diagnostics v1.4L]||2021-2024||[[llopis|llopis]]||Lower Rom Diagnostics ROM||1||lower ROM||[[Media:AmstradDiag1.4L.zip|AmstradDiag1.4L.zip]]
|}

== BASIC ROMs ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
! Category / Name
! Year
! Author
! Description / Comment
! Number of Roms
! ROM Position
! File
|-
|-
||[[Locomotive_BASIC|CPC 464 Basic]]||1985||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||[[Locomotive BASIC]] 1.0||1||0|| [[Media:BASIC_1.0.zip|CPC 464 Basic ROM]]
|-
||[[Locomotive_BASIC|CPC 664 Basic]]||1985||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||[[Locomotive BASIC]] 1.1 - Dumped from CPC 664||1||0|| [[Media:BASIC_664.zip|CPC 664 Basic ROM]]
|-
||[[Locomotive_BASIC|CPC 464+ and 6128+ Basic]]||1990||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||[[Locomotive BASIC]] 1.1 - Dumped from 6128 [[Plus System Cartridge]]||1||0|| [[Media:BASIC_PLUS.zip|CPC 6128+ Basic ROM]]
|-
||[[Locomotive_BASIC|CPC 6128 Basic English]]||1986||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||[[Locomotive BASIC]] 1.1 - Dumped from CPC 6128||1||0|| [[Media:BASIC_1.1.zip|CPC 6128 Basic ROM]]
|-
||[[Locomotive_BASIC|CPC 6128 Basic French]]||1985||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||||1||0|| [[Media:French 6128 ROMs.zip|CPC 6128 Basic French ROMs]]
|-
||[[Locomotive_BASIC|CPC 6128 Basic Spanish]]||1985||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||||1||0|| [[Media:BASIC1.1_(6128_Spanish).ROM‎|CPC 6128 Basic Spanish]]
|}

== DOS / RAMdisc ROMs ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
! Category / Name
! Year
! Author
! Description / Comment
! Number of Roms
! ROM Position
! File
|-
||[[AMSDOS|AMSDOS 0.5]]||1985||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]]||Dumped from CPC 6128||1||7|| [[Media:AMSDOS_0.5.zip|AMSDOS 0.5 ROM]]
|-
||[[AMSDOS|AMSDOS 0.7]]||1990||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]]||Dumped from 6128 [[Plus System Cartridge]]||1||7|| [[Media:AMSDOS_0.7.zip|AMSDOS 0.7 ROM]]
|-
||AMSDOS 720K||19xx||?||||1||7|| [[media:Amsdos720.zip|AMSDOS 720K ROM]]
|-
||[[WSX|Amspat++]]||19xx||[[WSX|WSX]]||Patched AMSDOS ROM for Plus machines - makes them compatible with Classic CPC AMSDOS||1||7|| [[media:AMSPAT.zip|Amspat++ ROM]]
|-
||[[BOS|BOS v2.1]]||1987||[[Vortex_Computersysteme|Vortex GmbH]]||||1||7|| [[Media:Bos10.zip|BOS ROM]]
|-
||[[Maxidos|Jm MaxiDOS v1.2]]||19xx||[[Nemesis|Nemesis]]||||1||7|| [[Media:JMMAXIDOS.zip|JM Maxidos ROM]]
|-
||[[NigDOS|NigDOS 2.24]]||1988||Unknown||Replacement for AMSDOS with Silicon Disk support||1||7|| [[media:nigdos.zip|NigDOS 2.24 ROM]]
|-
||[[ParaDOS|ParaDOS]]||1997||[[Executioner|Executioner]]||||1||7 or Lower|| [http://www.winape.net/download/Parados.zip ParaDOS 1.1]
|-
||[[RODOS|RoDOS v2.11]]||19xx||[[Romantic_Robot|Romantic Robot]]||||1||7|| [[Media:RODOS211.zip|RODOS 2.11 ROM]]
|-
||[[RODOS|RoDOS v2.13]]||19xx||[[Romantic_Robot|Romantic Robot]]||||1||7|| [[Media:RODOS213.ZIP|RODOS 2.13 ROM]]
|-
||[[RODOS|RoDOS v2.15]]||19xx||[[Romantic_Robot|Romantic Robot]]||||1||7|| [[Media:RODOS215.zip|RODOS 2.15 ROM]]
|-
||[[RODOS|RoDOS v2.19]]||19xx||[[Romantic_Robot|Romantic Robot]]||||1||7|| [[Media:RODOS219.zip|RODOS 2.19 ROM]]
|-
||[[ROMDOS|Rom DOS]]||1988||[[KDS|Kds Electronics]]||||1||7|| [[media:RomDOS .zip|ROM DOS ROM]]
|-
||[[ROMDOS|Rom DOS XL v4.0]]||1992||[[Siren_Software|Siren Software Ltd]] - [[KDS|Kds Electronics]]||||1||7|| [[media:Rdosxl40.zip|ROM DOS XL 4.0 ROM]]
|-
||[[ROMDOS|Rom DOS XL v4.88]]||1993||[[Siren_Software|Siren Software Ltd]]||||1||7|| [[media:Rdosxl48.zip|ROM DOS XL 4.88 ROM]]
|-
||[[S-DOS|S-DOS 2.10]]||1993||[[STS|STS Software]]||||1||7|| [[media:SDOS210.ROM|S-DOS 2.10 ROM]]
|-
||[[UniDOS|UniDOS]]||2021||[[Futurs']]||AMSDOS compatible DOS which provides support for additional hardware/software drives through plugins ROMs called DOS nodes||1 + DOS nodes||Any (7 recommended)|| [https://unidos.cpcscene.net UniDOS official web site]
|-
||[[VaraDOS|VaraDOS]]||2013||[[Amstrad]], [[Executioner]], [[TFM]]||Provides 0.7 MB formats on A and B||1||7 or Lower|| [[Media:VaraDOS.ROM| VaraDOS ROM]]
|-
||[[VDOS|V-DOS 1.0]]||1985||[[Vortex|Vortex]]||Provides 0.7 MB on B||1||7 or Lower|| [[Media:Vortex10.zip| V-DOS 1.0 ROM]]
|-
||[[VDOS|V-DOS 2.0]]||1985||[[Vortex|Vortex]]||Provides 0.7 MB on B||1||7 or Lower|| [[Media:Vortex20.zip| V-DOS 2.0 ROM]]
|-
||[[VDOS|V-DOS 2.11]]||1986||[[Vortex|Vortex]]||Provides 0.7 MB on A,B,C,D||1||7 or Lower|| [[File:VDOS_decoded_TFM.ROM]]
|-
||[[XD-DOS|XD-DOS 1.11]]||1987||[[Dobbertin|Dobbertin]]||Provides 0.7 MB formats||1||7 or Lower||[[Media:Xddos111.zip| XD-DOS 1.11 ROM]]
|-
||[[XD-DOS|XD-DOS 2.10]]||1990||[[Dobbertin|Dobbertin]]||Provides 0.7 MB formats and hard disc support||1||7 or Lower||[[Media:XDDOS210.ROM|XD-DOS 2.10 ROM]]
|}

== Alternative OS ROMs ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
! Category / Name
! Year
! Author
! Description / Comment
! Number of Roms
! ROM Position
! File
|-
||[[CP/M|CPM+]]||1988||Graduate Software - [[Digital_Research|Digital Research]] - [[Amstrad|Amstrad]]||||2||1-15(31)|| [[media:Cpmp.zip|CP/M+ ROMs]]
|-
||[[CPM Accessory ROM 1|CPM Accessory ROM 1]]||1988||Graduate Software||Requires CPM+ to be installed||1||1-15|| [[media:Cpmacc1.zip|CPM Accesory ROM 1]]
|-
||[[CPM Plus ROM|CPM Plus ROM by Vorax]]||19xx||Graduate - Vorax||||2||1-15(31)|| [[media:voraxcpm.zip|Vorax CPM Plus ROMs]]
|-
||[[Desktop_Environment_System|DES - Desktop Environment System]]||1994||Michael Beckett - [[Campursoft|Campursoft]]||||2||1-15(31)||[[media:desr.zip|DES Desktop Environment System ROMs]]
|-
||[[FutureOS|FutureOS]]||1989- 2024||[[FutureSoft|FutureSoft]]||Advanced OS for CPC6128 and 6128Plus||4(5)||ROM A: 0-15(31) / B-D(M): 1-255||[http://futureos.cpc-live.com/files/FutureOS_System_.8.zip FutureOS]
|-
||[[FutureOS|FutureOS XROM for M4]]||2022- 2023||[[FutureSoft|FutureSoft]]||Mass storage support for M4||1||1-255||[http://www.FutureOS.de FutureOS]
|-
||[[FutureOS|FutureOS XROM ROM management]]||2016- 2023||[[FutureSoft|FutureSoft]]||[[ROManager]] 2.34 on ROM||1||1-255||[http://futureos.cpc-live.com/files/FutureOS_System_.8.zip FutureOS]
|-
||[[FutureOS|FutureOS XROMs for Wallpapers]]||2016- 2023||[[FutureSoft|FutureSoft]]||Wallpapers on ROM||3||1-255||[http://futureos.cpc-live.com/files/FutureOS_System_.8.zip FutureOS]
|-
||[[FutureOS|FutureOS XROM Tools]]||2016- 2022||[[FutureSoft|FutureSoft]]||Applications on ROM||1||1-255||[http://futureos.cpc-live.com/files/FutureOS_System_.8.zip FutureOS]
|-
||[[FutureOS|FutureOS XROM FutureTex]]||2019- 2023||[[FutureSoft|FutureSoft]]||Comprehensive text editor, character designer and keys manager for FutureOS||1||0-255||[http://www.FutureOS.de FutureOS]
|-
||[[Symbos|SymbOS]]||2007- 2016||[[Prodatron|Prodatron]]||||4||1-15|| [http://www.symbos.de/download/symbos-cpc.zip SymbOS ROMs]
|}

== Background Utility ROMs ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
! Category / Name
! Year
! Author
! Description / Comment
! Number of Roms
! ROM Position
! File
|-
||[https://github.com/llopis/amstrad-diagnostics Amstrad Diagnostics v1.4L]||2021-2024||[[llopis|llopis]]||Upper Rom Diagnostics ROM||1||upper ROM||[[Media:AmstradDiag1.4L.zip|AmstradDiag1.4L.zip]]
|-
||[[Amstrad Toolkit|Amstrad Toolkit v1.1]]||1985||[[Beebugsoft|Bee Bug Soft]]||||1||-|| [[media:TOOLK11.ROM|Amstrad Toolkit 1.1 ROM]]
|-
||[[Amstrad Toolkit|Amstrad Toolkit v1.4]]||1986||[[Beebugsoft|Bee Bug Soft]]||||1||-|| [[media:Toolkit.zip|Amstrad Toolkit 1.4 ROM]]
|-
||[[Amsback De Luxe|Amsback De Luxe]]||1985||[[Henrik Torp|Henrik Torp]]||||1||-|| [[media:Amsback.rom|Amsback De Luxe ROM]]
|-
||[[WSX|BAS-CHE]]||19xx||[[WSX|WSX]]||BASGEN and Cheese Cruncher||1||-|| [[media:BAS-CHE.zip| BAS-CHE ROM]]
|-
||[[Inicron_ROM-RAM-Box|Booster ROM]]||1996|| [[WSX|WSX]] ||Initialises ROMs 16-31||1||15|| [[media:BOOSTER.zip|Booster ROM]]
|-
||CATRUN||2023||[[Norecess|Norecess]]||a simple tool for the Amstrad CPC machines to fasten the process of disc's content discovery / launch a program.||1||-||http://norecess464.weebly.com/catrun.html
|-
||[[Copymate Plus|Copymate+ v3.2]]||1990||Marco Vieth||||1||-|| [[media:copymate.zip| Copymate+ v3.2 ROM]]
|-
||CTWA ROM||1987||[[Computing with the Amstrad]]||Generated from source code included in [http://www.cantrell.org.uk/david/tech/cpc/CWTA-writing-ROMs.html tutorial on writing ROM software]||1||-|| [[media:CWTA.zip| CWTA ROM]]
|-
||[[Disc Demon|Disc Demon v1.1]]||1986||[[Beebugsoft|Bee Bug Soft]]||||1||-|| [[media:Ddemon11.zip|Disc Demon 1.1 ROM]]
|-
||[[WSX|Disc O' Magic 4.1]]||1993||[[WSX|WSX]]||Disc/File Copier||1||-|| [[media:MAGIC.zip| Disc O' Magic 4.1 ROM]]
|-
||[[Disc Power|Disc Power]]||19xx||Unknown||||1||-|| [[media:Discpower.zip|Disc Power ROM]]
|-
||[[Discology|Discology Disccopier]]||1987||Meridien Software||Unofficial conversion to ROM by T3m||1||-|| [[media:Discolog.zip|Discology Disccopier ROM]]
|-
||[[Discology|Discology Filecopier]]||19xx||Unknown||French||1||-|| [[media:Discfile.zip|Discology Filecopier ROM]]
|-
||[[Discology|Discology v6.0]]||19xx||Meridien Software||Transferred to ROM by Vorax. Supposedly for Plus, but works on a normal CPC?||1||-|| [[media:Discology6.zip|Discology 6.0 ROM]]
|-
||[[Disc_User's_Utilities_(Micro_Power_Ltd.)|Disc User's Utilities]]||1985||[[Micro_Power_Ltd.|Micro_Power_Ltd]]||||1||-|| [[Media:Disc User's Utilities (Micro Power Ltd.) (1985).zip|Disc Users Utilites ROM]]
|-
||[[DOS_Copy_Crime|DOS Copy v1.3 and Crime v1.3]]||1991||Crown of Beng||PC to CPC copier and Disc copier||1||-|| [[media:Doscrime.zip|DOS Copy/Crime 1.3 ROM]]
|-
||[[Dragonbreed|Dragon Breed Rom 1]]||19xx||Dragon Breed||This ROM requires CP/M to be installed||1||-|| [[media:Dbreed1.zip|Dragon Breed 1 ROM]]
|-
||[[EwanTerm|EwanTerm]]||1991||[Fergus LEEN]||VT100 terminal emulation for the M4||1||-|| [[File:Ewen.ROM|Ewan ROM]]
|-
||[[DSKTEST|DSKTEST Rom]]||2015||Pacomix|| ||1||-|| [[media:DSKTEST.ROM|DSKTEST ROM]]
|-
||[[John_Morrison|Extended BASIC v1.1]]||1986||[[John_Morrison|John Morrison]]||||1||-|| [[Media:Extended Basic v1.1 (1986)(John Morrison)(EXBASIC.ROM).zip|JM Extended BASIC ROM ]]
|-
||[[Hackit|Hack It / Le Hackeur V4.0]]||19xx||[[Siren_Software|Siren Software]])||English Version||1||-|| [[Media:HackItV4.zip|HackIt ROM v4.00]]
|-
||[[Hackit|Hack It / Le Hackeur V4.79]]||19xx||[[Siren_Software|Siren Software]])||French Version||1||-|| [[Media:HACKEUR.zip|Le Hackeur ROM v4.79]]
|-
||[[Hackit|Hack It / Le Hackeur V7.0]]||19xx||[[Siren_Software|Siren Software]])||French Version||1||-|| [[Media:HackItV7.zip|Le Hackeur ROM v7.00]]
|-
||[[JL_Utilities|JL Utilities v1.2]]||19xx||[[JLCS|J0rn Lorentzen-JLCS]]||||1||-|| [[media:JLUtilities 12.zip‎|JL Utilities 1.2 ROM]]
|-
||[[JL_Utilities|JL Utilities v2.1]]||19xx||[[JLCS|J0rn Lorentzen-JLCS]]||Memory monitor and disassembler||1||-||[[media:Jlutilit21.zip‎|JL Utilities 2.1 ROM]]
|-
||[[KNS ROM|Kns ROM 6128 v1.01]]||1989||MFW||||1||-|| [[media:knsrom.zip|KNS ROM]]
|-
||[[Locksmith|Lock Smith]]||1985||[[Beebugsoft|Bee Bug Soft]]||||1||-|| [[media:Locksmith.zip|Locksmith ROM]]
|-
||[[Masterfile_III|Master File 128 v2.2]]||19xx||[[Campbell_Systems|Campbell Systems]] and [[Goldmark_Systems|GoldMark]]||||1||-|| [[media:mfile128.zip|Masterfile 128 ROM]]
|-
||[[Masterfile_464|Master File 464 v1.1]]||1984||[[Campbell_Systems|Campbell Systems]] and [[Amsoft|Amsoft]]||||1||-|| [[Media:Master File 464 v1.1 (1984)(Campbell Systems and Amsoft)(MFILE464.ROM).zip|Master File 464 1.1 ROM]]
|-
||[[Master Save]]||1993||Meridien Informatique||Disc Copier||1||-|| [[Media:Mastsave.zip|Master Save ROM]]
|-
||[[Micro Style ROM|Micro Style ROM v2.11]]||1989||[[Microstyle|Micro Style]] - PotPlant Systems||Printer + Screen Utilities (plus some small games!)||1||-|| [[media:stylerom.zip|Microstyle Style ROM]]
|-
||[[WSX|Muzak]]||19xx||[[WSX|WSX]]||Soundtracker Player||1||-|| [[media:MUZAK.zip| Muzak ROM]]
|-
||[[Nirvana|Nirvana 1.1]]||1990||[[Goldmark_Systems|GoldMark Systems]]||||1||-|| [[Media:Nirvana 1.1 (1990)(GoldMark Systems)(NIRVANA.ROM).zip|Nirvana 1.1 ROM]]
|-
||[[Nirvana|Nirvana 1.21+]]||1991||[[Goldmark_Systems|GoldMark Systems]]||||1||-|| [[Media:NIRVANA21Plus.ZIP|Nirvana 1.21+ ROM]]
|-
||[[NWC_Utilities|Nwc Utilities 1.1]]||19xx||[[NWC|Nwc]]||||1||-|| [[media:Nwcutili.zip|NWC Utilities 1.1 ROM]]
|-
||[[Oddjob|Odd Job 2.2]]||1985||[[Pride_Utilities|Pride Utilities]] - [[Goldmark_Systems|GoldMark]]||||1||-|| [[media:Oddjob22.zip| Odd Job 2.2 ROM]]
|-
||[[CPC_Procopy|Pro Skey - Procopy v1.2 and Speed Key]]||1990||[[Nemesis|Nemesis]]||||1||-|| [[media:Proskey.zip|Procopy 1.2 Speedkey ROM]]
|-
||[[Programmers Toolbox|Programmer's Toolbox 1.0a]]||19xx||Unknown||||1||-|| [[media:Toolbox10.zip|Programmers Toolbox 1.0a]]
|-
||[[Programmers Toolbox|Programmers Tool Box v1.2a]]||19xx||Unknown||||1||-|| [[media:pt12a.zip|Programmers Toolbox 1.2a]]
|-
||[[QuickCMD|QuickCMD V2.1]]||2011||norecess||Adds enhancements to working with discs, like TAB-autocomplete and running with a simple filename||1||-|| [[Media:Quickcmd-v21.zip|QuickCMD 2.1 ROM]]
|-
||[[RH-DMON|RH-DMON V3]]||1986||C.Hoesle-Kienzlen||Diskeditor in German||1||-|| [[media:RH-DMON3.zip|RH-DMON 3 ROM]]
|-
||[[Ruck Zuck Copy|Ruck Zuck Copy]]||1996||[[Doc Bartoc|Doc Bartoc]]||||1||-|| [[media:Ruckzuk.rom|Ruck Zuck Copy ROM]]
|-
||[[Superpower_Mailing_List_(Micro_Power_Ltd.)|Super Power Mailing List]]||1985||[[Micro_Power_Ltd.|Micro Power Ltd]]||||1||-|| [[Media:Super Power Mailing List (1985)(Micro Power Ltd)(MAIL.ROM).zip|Superpower Mailing ROM]]
|-
||[[Super ROM|Super Rom v1.0]]||1991||Vorax||||1||-|| [[Media:Super.zip|Super ROM 1.0]]
|-
||[[Super_Romplus|Super ROMplus]]||1986||[[Britannia_Software_Ltd|Britannia Software Ltd]]||Auto Rom Control System 1.6||1||-|| [[media:SuperRplus.zip|Super ROM Plus 1.6]]
|-
||[[System_X|System X v2.1]]||1985||[[Pride_Utilities|Pride Utilities]]||||1||-|| [[Media:Sysx21.zip|System X 2.1 ROM]]
|-
||[[T3m|T3m ROM]]||19xx||Unknown||||1||-|| [[media:T3mrom.zip|T3m ROM]]
|-
||[[Transmat|Transmat v2.1]]||1985||[[Pride_Utilities|Pride Utilities]]||||1||-|| [[Media:Tmat21.zip|Transmat 2.1 ROM]]
|-
||[[UNCR|UNCR v2.4]]||1988||Graduate Software||Cruncher Accessory ROM for CPM||1||-|| [[media:Cpmcrch.zip|UNCR 2.4 ROM]]
|-
||[[Utility Suite|Utility Suite]]||19xx||Unknown||||||7|| [[media:Rob3rom.zip|Utility Suite ROM]]
|-
||[[Utopia|Utopia]]||1985||[[Arnor|Arnor]]||||1||-|| [[Media:ArnorUtopia.zip|Utopia ROM]]
|-
||[[Utopia|Utopia 1.07]]||1985||[[Arnor|Arnor]]||||1||-|| [[Media:UTOP107.ROM|Utopia 1.07 ROM]]
|-
||[[WriteDSK|WriteDisk]]||2005||[[Arkos|Arkos]]||PC to CPC Disk Copier||1||-|| [[Media:Writedsk.rom‎|Writedisk ROM]]
|-
||[[WSX|WSX Utilities]]||19xx||[[WSX|WSX]]||CRTC, Disc, RAM and ROM utilities (some utilities will only work with the Inicron RAM-ROM Box)||1||-|| [[media:WSXUTILITY.zip| WSX Utility ROM]]
|-
||[[YANCC|Yet Another Norton-Commander Clone]]||2016||[[SOS|SOS]]||Norton-Commander Clone-for AMSDOS+ACMEDOS, M4DOS follows - [http://www.cpcwiki.eu/forum/applications/yet-another-norton-commander-clone/ newer Versions]||1||-|| [[media:YANCC220916b.zip|YANCC ROM]]
|}

== Language Compiler ROMs ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
! Category / Name
! Year
! Author
! Description / Comment
! Number of Roms
! ROM Position
! File
|-
||[[BCPL|BCPL]]||1985||[[Arnor|Arnor]]||||1||-|| [[Media:ArnorBCPL.zip|BCPL ROM]]
|-
||[[Maxam|Maxam 1.0]]||1985||[[Arnor|Arnor]]||||1||-|| [[Media:Maxam(Rom).zip|Maxam 1.0 ROM]]
|-
||[[Maxam|Maxam 1.14]]||1985||[[Arnor|Arnor]]||||1||-|| [[Media:MAXAM114.ROM|Maxam 1.14 ROM]]
|-
||[[Maxam|Maxam 1.5]]||1985||[[Arnor|Arnor]]||||1||-|| [[media:Maxam15.zip|Maxam 1.5 ROM]]
|-
||[[PhrozenC|PhrozenC v1.1]]||2010||[[NoRecess|NoRecess]]||||1||-|| [http://www.norecess.net/uploads/6/0/2/5/6025013/phrozenc-11.zip PhrozenC 1.1 ROM]
|}

== Full Program ROMs ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
! Category / Name
! Year
! Author
! Description / Comment
! Number of Roms
! ROM Position
! File
|-
||[[The_Advanced_OCP_Art_Studio|The Advanced OCP Art Studio]]||?||[[Rainbird_(software_house)|Rainbird]]||Unofficial Hack 1.0 - Based on v2.4, the features 'Printer Menu' 'Password' and 'Software Backup were removed to reduce the program size||3||-|| [[media:OCPROM.zip|The Advanced OCP Art Studio ROM]]
|-
||[[BrunWord|BrunWord]]||?||[[Brunning_Software|Brunning Software]]||||||-|| Link Required
|-
||[[Draughts|Draughts]]||1986||Unknown||Possibly a converted Basic Program||1||-|| [[media:DRAUGHTS.ROM|Draughts ROM]]
|-
||[[Micro-Music_Creator|Micro Music Creator]]||1988||First Byte||||2||-|| [[Media:MicroMusic.zip|Micro-Music Creator ROMs]]
|-
||[[Philosoft|Philosoft]]||1987||Philosoft||WordStar compatible text editor, 2-pass assembler, Z80 tester/debugger, Terminal program (incl. X-Modem protocol) - Roms in slot 4 and 12||2||-|| [[media:Philosoft roms.zip|Philosoft ROMs]]
|-
||[[Protext|Protext 1.20]]||1985||[[Arnor|Arnor]]||Word Processor||1||-|| [[Media:Protext_V1.20_(Rom).zip|Protext 1.20 ROM]]
|-
||[[Protext|Protext 1.22]]||1985||[[Arnor|Arnor]]||Word Processor||1||-|| [[Media:Protext(Rom).zip|Protext 1.22 ROM]]
|-
||[[Promerge_Plus|ProMerge Plus 1.0]]||1986||[[Arnor|Arnor]]||Mail merge for [[Protext|Protext]] ||1||-|| [[Media:ProMergePlus(Rom).zip|Promerge Plus 1.0 ROM]]
|-
||[[ProPrint|ProPrint 1.52]]||1993||[[Campursoft|Campursoft]]||Print enhancer for [[Protext|Protext]] ||1||-|| [[Media:PROPR152.ROM|ProPrint 1.52 ROM]]
|-
||[[Prospell|ProSpell 1.04]]||1985||[[Arnor|Arnor]]||Spellchecking utility for [[Protext|Protext]]||1||-|| [[Media:PROSP104.ROM|Prospell 1.04 ROM]]
|-
||[[Prospell|ProSpell 1.10]]||1986||[[Arnor|Arnor]]||Spellchecking utility for [[Protext|Protext]]||1||-|| [[Media:Prospell(Rom).zip|Prospell 1.10 ROM]]
|-
|[[STarKos|STarKos 1.21]]||?||[[Arkos|Arkos]]||Music Tracker||2-3||-|| [http://www.grimware.org/lib/exe/fetch.php/documentations/software/starkos/starkos.v1.21.rom.arkos.zip STarKos 1.21]
|}

== Hardware Dependent ROMs ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
! Category / Name
! Year
! Author
! Description / Comment
! Number of Roms
! ROM Position
! File
|-
||[[AMRAM2|Amram 2]]||19xx||[[Silicon_Systems|Silicon Systems]]||Sideways RAM toolkit ROM||1||-|| [[media:amram2.zip|AMRAM 2 ROM]]
|-
||[[ANTA_64|Anta 64]]||Unknown||||||||-|| Link Required
|-
||Arkos ROM Pack||2006||[[Arkos|Arkos]]||RSXs need CPC Booster||2||-|| [http://www.julien-nevo.com/arkos/tools/Arkos%20ROM%20Pack%20v1.1%20Files%20(arkos).zip Arkos ROM Pack 1.1]
|-
||[[Disc_Wizard|Disc Wizard]]||Unknown||[[Evesham_Micros|Evesham Micros]]||||1||-|| [[Media:DiscWizard12.zip|DiscWizard v1.2 ROM]]
|-
||[[Fleet_EPROM_Programmer|Amstrad Eprom Programmer]]||19xx||Fleet Microsystems Ltd & F.Kup||||1||-|| [[Media:Amstrad Eprom Programmer (19xx)(Fleet Microsystems Ltd & F.Kup)(FLTEPRM.ROM).zip| Fleet EPROM ROM]]
|-
||[[Spectre_Comms_Serial_Interface|Cage Comms v1.1]]||19xx||[[Aspects_BBS|D. Gorski and I. Hoare]]||||1||-|| [[Media:CageCommsRom11.zip|Cage Comms ROM v1.1]]
|-
||[[KDS_Electronics_Serial_Interface|Cage Comms v1.21]]||1987||[[Aspects_BBS|D. Gorski and I. Hoare]]||For the K.D.S. Serial Interface||1||-|| [[Media:CAGE121.ZIP|Cage Comms ROM v1.21]]
|-
||[[Panda_Electronics_Communications_Interface_Unit|Communication Interface Unit Driver Softare 1.5]]||1986||Panda Electronics Ltd||||1||-|| [[Media:Panda Electronics Communication Interface Unit Interface Driver v1.5.zip|Panda Comms ROM]]
|-
||[[Amstrad_Serial_Interface|Comstar v1.25]]||1986||[[HoneySoft|Honeysoft]] - [[PACE|Pace]]||||2||-|| [[Media:AmstradPaceSerialInterfaceCommstarRomImage.zip|ROM Image for Pace version]]
|-
||[[Copy Lock|Copy Lock v6.0]]||1988||[[Romantic_Robot|Romantic Robot]]||||1||-|| [[media:copyl60.zip|Copy Lock 6.0 ROM]]
|-
||[[Dk'tronics_Lightpen|Dk'Tronics Lightpen ROM]]||19xx||[[Dk'tronics|Dk'Tronics]]||||1||-|| [[Media:Dk'tronicsLightPenRomImage.zip|Dk'tronics Lightpen ROM]]
|-
||[[Dk'tronics_memory_expansion|Dk'Tronics Silicon Disc 64K 0.3 ROM]]||1986||[[Dk'tronics|Dk'Tronics]]||||1||-||[[Media:SiliconDisc64.zip|DK'Tronics 64Kb Silicon Disc 0.3 ROM]]
|-
||[[Dk'tronics_memory_expansion|Dk'Tronics Silicon Disc 1.3 ROM]]||1986||[[Dk'tronics|Dk'Tronics]]||||1||-||[[Media:Dk'tronicsSiliconDiscRomImage.zip|DK'Tronics Silicon Disc 1.3 ROM]]
|-
||[[Dk'tronics_memory_expansion|Dk'Tronics Silicon Disc 2.12 ROM]]||1986||[[Dk'tronics|Dk'Tronics]]||||1||-|| [[Media:SD212.ROM|Dk'tronics Silicon Disc 2.12 ROM]]
|-
||[[Dk'tronics_Speech_Synthesizer|Dk'Tronics Speech ROM v1.1]]||19xx||[[Dk'tronics|Dk'Tronics]]||||1||-|| [[Media:DKSPEECH.ROM‎|DK'Tronics Speech ROM]]
|-
||[[HxC_Standalone_Floppy_Emulator|HxC Manager v2.2]]||2011||[[norecess|norecess]]||||1||-|| [http://www.norecess.net/uploads/6/0/2/5/6025013/hxc22.zip HxC 2.2 ROM]
|-
||[[John_Morrison|Jm EPROM Programmer]]||1985||[[John_Morrison|John Morrison]]||||1||-||[[Media:Jm Eprom Programmer (1985)(John Morrison)(JMPEPRM.ROM).zip|JM EPROM Prog ROM]]
|-
||[[KDS_Electronics_Serial_Interface|K.D.S Serial Interface & Comms Pack 5 v4.2]]||19xx||[[KDS|K.D.S. Electronics]]||||1||-|| [[Media:KDS_RS232_4.2.zip|KDS Serial ROM v4.2]]
|-
||[[KDS_Electronics_Serial_Interface|K.D.S Serial Interface & Comms Pack 5 v4.2B]]||19xx||[[KDS|K.D.S. Electronics]]||||1||-|| [[Media:Kds serial interface rom.zip|KDS Serial ROM v4.2b]]
|-
||[[KDS_Electronics_Serial_Interface|K.D.S Serial Interface & Comms Pack 5 v5.0]]||19xx||[[KDS|K.D.S. Electronics]]||||1||-|| [[Media:KDSCOM50.ZIP|KDS Serial ROM v5.0]]
|-
||[[LambdaSpeak III ROM]]||2019||[[FutureSoft]]||Lot's of RSX commands for the LambdaSpeak III expansion.||1||-|| [[http://futureos.cpc-live.com/files/LambdaSpeak_RSX_by_TFM.zip LambdaSpeak III RSX ROM]]
|-
||[[Ramcard_128|Madram/Overlanders]]||2004||Gerey Yves||Dams Assembler/Debugger and Burn software for RamCard||1||-|| [[Media:Ovl.zip‎|Overlanders ROM]]
|-
||[[MegaFlashROManager|MegaFlashROManager]]||2011 - 2012||[[FutureSoft|FutureSoft]]||Management software for [[User:Bryce|Bryce's]] [[MegaFlash]]; similar to the ROManager||2||-||[http://futureos.cpc-live.com/files/MF_ROManager.zip MegaFlashROManager]
|-
||[[Mirage_Imager|Mirage Imager V2]]||?||Mirage Computers Ltd.||||1||-|| [[Media:MirageImagerV2.zip|Mirage Image V2 ROM]]
|-
||[[Mirage_Imager|Mirage Imager V3.2]]||1987||Mirage Computers Ltd.||||1||-|| [[Media:MirageImagerV32.zip|Mirage Image V3.2 ROM]]
|-
||[[Multiface|Multiface 2]]||1986||[[Romantic_Robot|Romantic Robot]]||For Original AMSDOS||1||-|| [[Media:Multiface.two.romantic.robot.86.zip|Multiface 86 ROM]]
|-
||[[Multiface|Multiface 2]]||1988||[[Romantic_Robot|Romantic Robot]]||For Original AMSDOS (See [[Multiface|Multiface 2 Page]] for differences) ||1||-|| [[Media:Multiface.two.romantic.robot.0e.zip|Multiface 0E ROM]]
|-
||[[Multiface|Multiface 2]]||1990||[[Romantic_Robot|Romantic Robot]]||For CPC Plus AMSDOS|||1||-||[[Media:Multiface.two.romantic.robot.8b.zip|Multiface CPC Plus ROM]]
|-
||[[RDOS|RDOS]]||1988||[[Dobbertin|Dobbertin]]||Provides a 444 KB RAM disc on Dobbertin RAM Expansion||1||7|| [[Media:RDOS-EXT.ROM‎|RDOS ROM]]
|-
||[[Roman|Roman]]||2013||[[PNG|PNG]]||ROM Management for the [[MegaFlash|MegaFlash]]||1||-|| [[Media:ROMAN10-DSKHFE.zip‎|ROMAN 1.0]]
|-
||[[ROManager|ROManager]]||2005 - 2012||[[FutureSoft|FutureSoft]]||Management software for the [[SYMBiFACE_II|SYMBiFACE II]]; similar to the MegaFlashROManager||2||-|| [http://futureos.cpc-live.com/files/SF_ROManager.zip SFII ROManager]
|-
||[[ROManager|ROManager ALL]]||2005 - 2019||[[FutureSoft]]||Management software for ALL Pseudo-ROM expansions: FG, M4, MF, SF2, SF3, X-MEM etc.; ROManager on FutureOS XROM||1||0-255|| [http://futureos.cpc-live.com/files/ROManager_ALL.zip ROManager for FutureOS]
|-
||[[Softbrenner 1.27|Softbrenner 1.27]]||?||[[WSX|WSX]]||for ROM-RAM-Box||1||-|| [[media:SB127.zip|Softbrenner 1.27 ROM]]
|-
||[[Dobbertin Smart Watch|TIME ROM+]]||?||[[Dobbertin|Dobbertin]]||Provides RSX commands to use the [[Dobbertin Smart Watch|Dobbertin SmartWatch RTC]] under BASIC||1||-|| [[media:TIMEROM+.ROM|TIME ROM+]]
|-
||[[VIDI_digitizer|VIDI Digitizer 2.02 ROM]]||1986||[[Rombo_Productions|Rombo Productions]]||||||-|| [[media:VIDIR202.ROM|VIDI Digitizer 2.02 ROM]]
|-
||[[Vortex_Expansions_RAM_card|Vortex RAM - Expansion Card ID]]||19xx||[[Vortex_Computersysteme|Vortex]]||||1||-|| [[media:vramid.zip|Vortex RAM ID ROM]]
|-
||[[X-ROM|X-ROM Eprommer v1.16]]||1986||[[Timatic_Systems|Timatic Systems]]||||1||-|| [[Media:XROM Eprommer v1.16 (1986)(Timatic Systems)(XROM.ROM).zip|X-ROM ROM]]
|}

== Game ROMs ==
(most files taken from [http://www.cpcwiki.eu/forum/index.php?topic=7854.msg60349#msg60349 this forum thread here] )

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
! Category / Name
! Year
! Author
! Description / Comment
! Number of Roms
! ROM Position
! File
|-
||[[Ahhh|Ahhh]]||1988||[[CRL|CRL Group PLC.]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Ahhh.rom|Ahhh ROM]]
|-
||[[Air_Traffic_Control|Air Traffic Control]]||1984||[[Hewson_Consultants|Hewson Consultants]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Air Traffic Control.rom|Air Traffic Control ROM]]
|-
||[[Airwolf|Airwolf]]||1985||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]/[[Elite_Systems|Elite Systems]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Airwolf.rom|Airwolf ROM]]
|-
||[[Alex_Higgins_World_Snooker|Alex Higgins World Snooker]]||1985||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]/[[Gem_Software|Gem Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Alex_Higgins_World_Snooker.rom|Alex Higgins World Snooker ROM]]
|-
||[[Anarchy|Anarchy]]||1988||[[Hewson|Hewson]]/[[Rack-It|Rack-It]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Axelay||1||-||[[media:Anarchy.rom|Anarchy ROM]]
|-
||[[Android One|Android One]]||1985||[[Vortex Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM by SyX||1||-||[[media:android_one.rom|Android One ROM]]
|-
||[[Arkanoid|Arkanoid]]||1987||[[Ocean|Ocean Software]]||Launch from ROM with <nowiki>|</nowiki>ARKANOID||1||-||[[media:Arkanoid.rom|Arkanoid ROM]]
|-
||[[Astro_Attack|Astro Attack]]||1984||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-|| [[media:Astro Attack.rom|Astro Attack ROM]]
|-
||[[Atlants|Atlantis]]||1985||[[Cobra_Soft|Cobra Soft]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Atlantis.rom|Atlantis ROM]]
|-
||[[Avenger|Avenger]]||1986||[[Gremlin_Graphics|Gremlin Graphics]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||2||-||[[media:AvengerROMs.zip|Avenger ROMs]]
|-
||[[Blagger|Blagger]]||1984||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]/[[Alligata_Software|Alligata Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Blagger.rom|Blagger ROM]]
|-
||[[Bomb Jack|Bomb Jack I & II]]||1986-7||[[Elite Systems]]||Converted to launch from ROM by SyX||3||-||[[media:Bomb_jack_1_y_2.zip|Bomb Jack I & II ROMs]]
|-
||[[Boulder_Dash|Boulder Dash]]||1985||[[Mirrorsoft|Mirrorsoft]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Boulderdash.rom|Boulder Dash ROM]]
|-
||[[Braxx_Bluff|Braxx Bluff]]||1985||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]||Launch from ROM with <nowiki>|</nowiki>BRAXX||1||-||[[media:BRAXX.ROM|Braxx Bluff ROM]]
|-
||[[Bruce_Lee|Bruce Lee]]||1984||[[Americana|Americana]]/[[Mastertronic|Mastertronic]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Bruce Lee.rom|Bruce Lee ROM]]
|-
||[[Chuckie_Egg|Chuckie Egg]]||1985||[[A&F Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM||1||-|| [[media:EGGRSX.ROM|Chuckie Egg ROM]]
|-
||[[Classic_Axiens|Classic Axiens]]||1986||[[Bubble_Bus_Software|Bubble Bus Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM by TFM||1||-|| [[media:AXIENS.ROM|Classic Axiens ROM]]
|-
||[[Classic Invaders|Classic Invaders]]||1986||[[Bubble_Bus_Software|Bubble Bus Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Classic Invaders.rom|Classic Invaders ROM]]
|-
||[[Chopper_Squad|Chopper Squad]]||1984||[[Interceptor_Software|Interceptor Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Chopper Squad.rom|Chopper Squad ROM]]
|-
||[[Codename_MAT|Codename MAT]]||1984||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]||Launch from ROM with <nowiki>|</nowiki>CODEMAT||2||-||[[media:Codename_MAT_ROMs.zip|Codename MAT ROMs]]
|-
||[[CPC_Invaders|CPC Invaders]]||1993||[[STS|STS Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM by 00WReX||1||-||[[media:CPCInvad.rom|CPC Invaders ROM]]
|-
||[[Cyber_Huhn|Cyber Huhn]]||2013||TFM, MacDeath, Tom&Jerry||CPCWiki 16KB Game ROM competition 2013||1||-||[[media:Cyberhuhn.zip|Cyber Huhn ROM]]
|-
||[[Dead_on_Time|Dead on Time]]||2010||[[Psytronik_Software|Psytronik]]/[[Paul_Kooistra|Paul Kooistra]]||Launch from ROM with <nowiki>|</nowiki>DOT||2||-||[[media:Dead_on_Time_ROMs.zip|Dead on Time ROMs]]
|-
||[[Defend_or_Die|Defend or Die]]||1985||[[Alligata_Software|Alligata Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM by arnoldemu||1||-||[[media:Defend or Die.rom|Defend or Die ROM]]
|-
||[[Donkey_Kong|Donkey Kong]]||1986||[[Ocean|Ocean Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Donkey Kong.rom|Donkey Kong ROM]]
|-
||[[Don't_Panic|Don't Panic]]||1985||[[Firebird|Firebird]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Don't Panic.rom|Don't Panic ROM]]
|-
||[[Dragon's_Gold|Dragon's Gold]]||1985||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Dragon's_Gold.rom|Dragon's Gold ROM]]
|-
||[[Electro_Freddy|Electro Freddy]]||1984||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]/[[Softspot|Softspot]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Electro Freddy.rom|Electro Freddy ROM]]
|-
||[[Equinox]]||1986||[[Mikro-Gen]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||2||-||[[media:Equinox rom.rar|Equinox ROMs]]
|-
||[[Everyone's_A_Wally|Everyone's a Wally]]||1985||[[Mikro-Gen]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||2||-||[[media:Everyones_a_Wally.rar|Everyone's a Wally ROMs]]
|-
||[[Finders_Keepers|Finders Keepers]]||1985||[[Mastertronic|Mastertronic]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Axelay||1||-||[[media:Finders Keepers.rom|Finders Keepers ROM]]
|-
||[[Fire_Ant|Fire Ant]]||1984||[[Mogul_Communications|Mogul Communications]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Fire Ant.rom|Fire ant ROM]]
|-
||[[Frost_Byte|Frost byte]]||1986||[[MikroGen|MikroGen]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Axelay||1||-||[[media:Frost Byte.rom|Frost Byte ROM]]
|-
||[[Fu-Kung_in_Las_Vegas|Fu-Kung In Las Vegas]]||1985||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]/[[Romik|Romik]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Fu-Kung_In_Las_Vegas.rom|Fu-Kung In Las Vegas ROM]]
|-
||[[Game_Of_Dragons|Game Of Dragons]]||1985||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Game Of Dragons.rom|Game Of Dragons ROM]]
|-
||[[Gauntlet_(Defender Clone)|Gauntlet (Defender Clone)]]||1985||[[Micro_Power_Ltd.|Micro Power Ltd.]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Gauntlet.rom|Gauntlet ROM]]
|-
||[[Ghouls|Ghouls]]||1984||[[Micro_Power_Ltd.|Micro Power Ltd.]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Ghouls.rom|Ghouls ROM]]
|-
||[[Gilligan's Gold|Gilligan's Gold]]||1984||[[Ocean|Ocean Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Gilligan's Gold.rom|Gilligan's Gold ROM]]
|-
||[[Glider_Rider|Glider Rider]]||1986||[[Quicksilva]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||2||-||[[media:Glider.rar|Glider Rider ROMs]]
|-
||[[Grand_Prix_Driver|Grand Prix Driver]]||1984||[[Amsoft]]/[[Britannia_Software_Ltd|Britannia Software Ltd]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:GPDriver.rom|Grand Prix Driver ROM]]
|-
||[[Grand_Prix_Rally_II|Grand Prix Rally II]]||1985||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]/[[Loriciels|Loriciels]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-|| [[media:Rally2.rom|Grand Prix Rally II ROM]]
|-
||[[Great_Gurianos|Great Gurianos]]||1987||[[Hit_Pak|Hit Pak]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||2||-||[[media:Great_Gurianos.rar|Great Gurianos ROMs]]
|-
||[[Hagar|Hagar]]||????||[[The Black System|The Black System]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-|| [[media:Hagar.rom|Hagar ROM]]
|-
||[[Harrier_Attack|Harrier Attack]]||1984||[[Amsoft]]/[[Durell Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM||1||-|| [[media:Harrier.rom|Harrier Attack ROM]]
|-
||[[Harvey_Headbanger|Harvey Headbanger]]||1986||[[Firebird|Firebird]]||Launch from ROM with <nowiki>|</nowiki>HARVEY||1||-||[[media:Harvey_Headbanger.rom|Harvey Headbanger ROM]]
|-
||[[Head Over Heels|Head Over Heels]]||1987||[[Ocean|Ocean Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM by SyX||3||9, 16 and 17|| [[media:hoh_roms.zip|Head Over Heels ROMs]]
|-
||[[Herberts_Dummy_Run|Herbert's Dummy Run]]||1985||[[Mikron-Gen]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||2||-||[[media:Herberts_Dummy_Run.rar‎|Herbert's Dummy Run ROMs]]
|-
||[[Highway_Encounter|Highway Encounter]]||1985||[[Vortex_Software|Vortex Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Axelay||2||-|| [[media:Highway_Encounter.zip|Highway Encounter ROMs]]
|-
||[[Home_Runner|Home Runner]]||1984||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]/[[Britannia_Software_Ltd|Britannia Software Ltd]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Home Runner.rom|Home Runner ROM]]
|-
||[[House_Of_Usher|House Of Usher]]||1984||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]/[[Indescomp|Indescomp]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:House Of Usher.rom|House Of Usher ROM]]
|-
||[[Hunchback|Hunchback]]||1985||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]/[[Ocean|Ocean Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Hunchback.rom|Hunchback ROM]]
|-
||[[Into_Oblivion|Into Oblivion]]||1986||[[Mastertronic|Mastertronic]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Axelay||1||-||[[media:Oblivion.rom|Into Oblivion ROM]]
|-
||[[Jammin|Jammin]]||1984||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Jammin.rom|Jammin ROM]]
|-
||[[Karl's_Treasure_Hunt|Karl's Treasure Hunt]]||1984||[[Software_Projects|Software Projects Ltd.]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Karl's Treasure Hunt.rom|Karl's Treasure Hunt ROM]]
|-
||[[Killer Gorilla|Killer Gorilla]]||1987||[[Ocean|Ocean Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-|| [[media:Killer Gorilla.rom|Killer Gorilla ROM]]
|-
||[[Knight_Lore|Knight Lore]]||1985||[[Ultimate|Ultimate Play The Game]]||Converted to launch from ROM by MiguelSky||2||-||[[media:KnightLore.zip|Knight Lore ROMs]]
|-
||[[Kong_Strikes_Back|Kong Strikes Back]]||1984||[[Ocean|Ocean Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM||1||-||[[media:Kong Strikes Back.rom|Kong Strikes Back ROMs]]
|-
||[[Krakout|Krakout]]||1987||[[Gremlin_Graphics|Gremlin Graphics]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||2||-|| [[media:KrakoutROMs.zip|Krakout ROMs]]
|-
||[[Lab_Escape|Lab Escape]]||2013||[[EgoTrip|EgoTrip]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-|| [[media:Lab Escape.rom|Lab Escape ROM]]
|-
||[[Light_Force|Light Force]]||1986||[[FTL|FTL]]||Launch from ROM with <nowiki>|</nowiki>LIGHTFORCE||2||-||[[media:Light_Force_ROMs.zip|Light Force ROMs]]
|-
||[[Livingstone, I Presume]]|| 1987 || [[Opera_Soft|Opera Soft]] || Converted by VincentGR ||2|| - || [[Media:Lingivstone.zip| Linvingstone, I Presume?]]
|-
||[[Loom_Preview|Loom (Preview)]]||?||[[Epsilon|Epsilon]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Loom Preview.rom|Loom Preview ROM]]
|-
||[[Manic_Miner|Manic Miner]]||1984||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]/[[Software_Projects|Software Projects]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Manic Miner.rom|Manic Miner ROM]]
|-
||[[Monty_On_The_Run|Monty on the Run]]||1986||[[Gremlin_Graphics|Gremlin Graphics]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||2||-||[[media:Monty_on_the_Run.rar‎|Monty on the Run ROMs]]
|-
||[[Moon_Buggy|Moon Buggy]]||1985||[[Anirog|Anirog Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Moon_Buggy.rom|Moon Buggy ROM]]
|-
||[[Mutant_Monty|Mutant Monty]]||1984||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]/[[Artic_Computing|Artic Computing]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-|| [[media:Mutant Monty.rom|Mutant Monty ROM]]
|-
||[[Nemesis_the_Warlock|Nemesis the Warlock]]||1987||[[Martech]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||2||-||[[media:Nemesis_the_Warlock.rar‎|Nemesis the Warlock ROMs]]
|-
||[[Nebulus|Nebulus]]||1988||[[HEWSON]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||2||-||[[media:Nebulus_ROM.zip|Nebulus ROMs]]
|-
||[[Oh Mummy|Oh Mummy]]||1984||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]||Converted to launch from ROM||1||-||[[media:Ohmummy.rom|Oh Mummy ROM]]
|-
||[[One_Man_And_His_Droid|One Man And His Droid]]||1985||[[Mastertronic|Mastertronic]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:One Man And His Droid.rom|One Man And His Droid ROM]]
|-
||[[Overkoban|Overkoban]]||2013||Tom&Jerry, Supersly, Eldrik||CPCWiki 16KB Game ROM competition 2013||1||-||[[media:Overkoban.zip|Overkoban ROM]]
|-
||[[Pac-Man|Pac-Man]]||1986||T and T||Converted to launch from ROM by Nilquader||1||-||[[media:pacman-rom.zip|Pacman ROM]]
|-
||[[Punchy|Punchy]]||1985||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]/[[Mr._Micro|Mr. Micro]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Punchy.rom|Punchy ROM]]
|-
||[[Pyjamarama]]||1985||[[Amsoft]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||2||-||[[media:Pyjamarama ROM.rar|Pyjamarama ROMs]]
|-
||[[Relentless|Relentless]]||2013||Axelay, Rexbeng, Tom&Jerry||CPCWiki 16KB Game ROM competition 2013||1||-||[[media:Relentless.zip|Relentless ROM]]
|-
||[[Roland_Ahoy!|Roland Ahoy!]]||1984||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]/[[Computersmith|Computersmith]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Roland Ahoy.rom|Roland Ahoy! ROM]]
|-
||[[Roland_goes_Digging|Roland Goes Digging]]||1984||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Roland Goes Digging.rom|Roland Goes Digging ROM]]
|-
||[[Roland_goes_Square_Bashing|Roland Goes Square Bashing]]||1984||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Roland Goes Square Bashing.rom|Roland Goes Square Bashing ROM]]
|-
||[[Roland_on_the_Ropes|Roland On The Ropes]]||1984||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]/[[Indescomp|Indescomp]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Roland On The Ropes.rom|Roland On The Ropes ROM]]
|-
||[[Ruff and Reddy|Ruff and Reddy]]||????||[[Nicholas_Campbell|Nick Campbell]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||2||-||[[media:RuffandReddyROMs.zip|Ruff and Reddy ROMs]]
|-
||[[Satellite_Warrior|Satellite Warrior]]||1985||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]||Launch from ROM with <nowiki>|</nowiki>SATWAR||2||-||[[media:Satellite_Warrior_ROMs.zip|Satellite Warrior ROMs]]
|-
||[[Sentinel|Sentinel]]||1987||[[Firebird|Firebird]]||Launch from ROM with <nowiki>|</nowiki>SENTINEL||1||-||[[media:Sentinel.ROM|Sentinel ROM]]
|-
||[[Space_Hawks|Space Hawks]]||1984||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]/[[Durell Software|Durell Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM by 00WReX||1||-||[[media:SpaceHwk.rom|Space Hawks ROM]]
|-
||[[Space_Mania|Space Mania]]||1986||[[Neil Kolban (ACU)]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Space Mania.rom|Space Mania ROM]]
|-
||[[Spannerman|Spannerman]]||1984||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]/[[Gem_Software|Gem Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Spannerman.rom|Spannerman ROM]]
|-
||[[Speed_King|Speed King]]||1985||[[Mastertronic|Mastertronic]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Axelay||1||-||[[media:Speed King.rom|Speed King ROM]]
|-
||[[Spy_vs_Spy|Spy vs Spy]]||1985||[[First_Star|First Star]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||2||-||[[media:Spy_vs_Spy.rar‎|Spy vs Spy ROMs]]
|-
||[[Star Firebirds|Star Firebirds]]||1986||[[Firebird|Firebird]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Axelay||1||-|| [[media:Starfire.rom|Star Firebirds ROM]]
|-
||[[Subtera_Puzlo|Subtera Puzlo]]||2013||EgoTrip, Redbox||CPCWiki 16KB Game ROM competition 2013||1||-||[[media:Subterapuzlo.zip|Subtera Puzlo ROM]]
|-
||[[Tapper|Tapper]]||1986||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]/[[Bally Midway]]/[[Sega|Sega]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Tapper.rom|Tapper ROM]]
|-
||[[Tempest|Tempest]]||1986||[[Activision|Activision]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Tempest.rom|Tempest ROM]]
|-
||[[Three Weeks in Paradise|Three Weeks in Paradise]]||1986||[[Mikro-Gen|Mikro-Gen]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||2||-||[[media:3_Weeks_in_Paradise.rar‎|3 Weeks in Paradise ROMs‎]]
|-
||[[The_Prize|The Prize]]||1985||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]/[[Arcade_Software|Arcade Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:The Prize.rom|The Prize ROM]]
|-
||[[The Curse of Sherwood|The Curse of Sherwood]]||1987||[[Mastertronic|Mastertronic]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||2||-|| [[media:TheCurseofSherwoodROMs.zip|The Curse of Sherwood ROMs]]
|-
||[[Thrust|Thrust]]||1986||[[Firebird|Firebird]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-|| [[media:Thrust.rom|Thrust ROM]]
|-
||[[Trashman|Trashman]]||1986||[[Virgin_Games|Virgin Games]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Trashman.rom|Trashman ROM]]
|-
||[[Tribble Trouble|Tribble Trouble]]||????||[[????]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Tribble Trouble.rom|Tribble Trouble ROM]]
|-
||[[Uridium|Uridium]]||1986||[[Hewson_Consultants|Hewson Consultants]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Uridium.rom|Uridium ROM]]
|-
||[[WEC_Le_Mans|WEC Le Mans]]||1988||[[Ocean|Ocean Software]]||Launch from ROM with <nowiki>|</nowiki>WEC||2||-||[[media:WEC_Le_Mans.zip|WEC Le Mans ROMs]]
|-
||[[West_Bank|West Bank]]||1986||[[Dinamic|Dinamic]]||Converted to launch from ROM by MiguelSky||2||-||[[media:WestBank.zip|West Bank ROMs]]
|-
||[[Wriggler_(Blaby)|Wriggler (Blaby)]]||1985||[[Blaby_Computer_Games|Blaby Computer Games]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Wriggler (Blaby).rom|Wriggler (Blaby) ROM]]
|-
||[[ZblastSD|ZblastSD]]||2005||[[Nicholas_Campbell|Nicholas Campbell]]||Converted to launch from ROM by 00WReX||1||-||[[media:ZBlastSD.rom|ZblastSD ROM]]
|-
|}

[[Category:Expansion ROM| ]][[Category:Software| ]][[Category:Operating System| ]][[Category:Programming software| ]][[Category:DATA Storage| ]][[Category:CPC Internal Components]]

ROM List

2025-10-08T14:18:04Z

Ygdrazil: /* Background Utility ROMs */

This is a set of lists of known [[ROM]]-based software.

== Lower ROMs ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
! Category / Name
! Year
! Author
! Description / Comment
! Number of Roms
! ROM Position
! File
|-
||[[Firmware|CPC 464 OS]]||1984||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||||1||lower ROM|| [[Media:OS_464.zip|CPC 464 OS ROM]]
|-
||[[Firmware|CPC 464 Modified OS]]||19xx|| ? ||Commodore 64 replica ROMs||1||lower ROM|| [[Media:C64_replica_ROMs.zip|C64 replica ROMs]]
|-
||[[Firmware|CPC 464 OS Danish]]||1984||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||||1||lower ROM|| [[Media:os464 (Danish).rom|Danish CPC 464 OS ROM]]
|-
||[[Firmware|CPC 464 OS French AZERTY]]||1984||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||||1||lower ROM|| [[Media:os464 (French AZERTY).rom|French AZERTY CPC 464 OS ROM]]
|-
||[[Firmware|CPC 464 OS Spanish]]||1984||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||||1||lower ROM|| [[Media:Os464_(Spanish).rom|Spanish CPC 464 OS ROM]]
|-
||[[Firmware|CPC 664 OS]]||1985||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||||1||lower ROM|| [[Media:OS_664.zip|CPC 664 OS ROM]]
|-
||[[Firmware|CPC 464+ and 6128+ OS]]||1990||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||Dumped from 6128 [[Plus System Cartridge]]||||Cart|| [[Media:OS_6128_PLUS.zip|CPC 6128+ OS ROM]]
|-
||[[Firmware|CPC 464+ and 6128+ OS (Spanish)]]||1990||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||Dumped from 6128 ES [[Plus System Cartridge]]||||Cart|| [[Media:OS6128ES.zip|CPC 6128+ OS ROM (Spanish)]]
|-
||[[Firmware|CPC 464+ and 6128+ OS (French) AZERTY]]||1990||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||Dumped from 6128 FR [[Plus System Cartridge]]||||Cart|| [[Media:OS6128FR.zip|CPC 6128+ OS ROM (French)]]
|-
||CPC 464+ Plus A2||1990||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||||||Cart|| [[media:CPC464PlusA2.zip|CPC464+ A2 ROM]]
|-
||[[Firmware|CPC 6128 OS English]]||1985||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||||1||lower ROM|| [[Media:OS_6128.zip|CPC 6128 OS English ROM]]
|-
||[[Firmware|CPC 6128 OS Danish]]||1985||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||||1||lower ROM|| [[Media:Danish_6128_Firmware_Rom.zip|CPC 6128 OS Danish ROMs]]
|-
||[[Firmware|CPC 6128 OS Finnish/Swedish (hack)]]||1985||||Use English BASIC ROM with this||1|||lower ROM|| [[Media:6128_Finnish_Swedish_OS.zip|CPC 6128 OS Finnish/Swedish ROMs]]
|-
||[[Firmware|CPC 6128 OS French]]||1985||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||||1||lower ROM|| [[Media:French 6128 ROMs.zip|CPC 6128 OS French ROMs]]
|-
||[[Firmware|CPC 6128 OS Spanish]]||1985||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||||1||lower ROM|| [[Media:Spanish_6128_ROMs.zip|CPC 6128 OS Spanish ROMs]]
|-
||[[Firmware|CPC 6128 OS MegaFlash]]||2013||[[Redbox|Redbox]]||Initialises ROMs 0-31 when used with the [[MegaFlash|MegaFlash]]||1||lower ROM|| [[Media:OS_6128_patched_megaflash.zip|CPC 6128 OS MegaFlash]]
|-
||[[Firmware|CPC 6128 OS Spanish MegaFlash]]||2013||[[zup|zup (based in RedBox version)]]||Initialises ROMs 0-31 when used with the [[MegaFlash|MegaFlash]]||1||lower ROM|| [[Media:os6128sp(mod).zip|CPC 6128 OS Spanish MegaFlash]]
|-
||[[CPC FutureOS lower ROM|CPC FutureOS lower ROM]]||2012||[[FutureSoft|FutureSoft]]||Lower-ROM replacement which directly starts FutureOS||1||lower ROM|| [[CPC FutureOS lower ROM]]
|-
||[[Firmware 3.1|Firmware 3.1]]||2012-2014||[[TotO|TotO]] and [[SyX|SyX]]||Lower replacement + expansion with ROM Flash & RAM Drive RSXs||1||lower ROM|| [[Media:FW315.zip|Firmware 3.15 ROMs]]
|-
||[https://github.com/llopis/amstrad-diagnostics Amstrad Diagnostics v1.4L]||2021-2024||[[llopis|llopis]]||Lower Rom Diagnostics ROM||1||lower ROM||[[Media:AmstradDiag1.4L.zip|AmstradDiag1.4L.zip]]
|}

== BASIC ROMs ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
! Category / Name
! Year
! Author
! Description / Comment
! Number of Roms
! ROM Position
! File
|-
|-
||[[Locomotive_BASIC|CPC 464 Basic]]||1985||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||[[Locomotive BASIC]] 1.0||1||0|| [[Media:BASIC_1.0.zip|CPC 464 Basic ROM]]
|-
||[[Locomotive_BASIC|CPC 664 Basic]]||1985||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||[[Locomotive BASIC]] 1.1 - Dumped from CPC 664||1||0|| [[Media:BASIC_664.zip|CPC 664 Basic ROM]]
|-
||[[Locomotive_BASIC|CPC 464+ and 6128+ Basic]]||1990||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||[[Locomotive BASIC]] 1.1 - Dumped from 6128 [[Plus System Cartridge]]||1||0|| [[Media:BASIC_PLUS.zip|CPC 6128+ Basic ROM]]
|-
||[[Locomotive_BASIC|CPC 6128 Basic English]]||1986||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||[[Locomotive BASIC]] 1.1 - Dumped from CPC 6128||1||0|| [[Media:BASIC_1.1.zip|CPC 6128 Basic ROM]]
|-
||[[Locomotive_BASIC|CPC 6128 Basic French]]||1985||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||||1||0|| [[Media:French 6128 ROMs.zip|CPC 6128 Basic French ROMs]]
|-
||[[Locomotive_BASIC|CPC 6128 Basic Spanish]]||1985||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||||1||0|| [[Media:BASIC1.1_(6128_Spanish).ROM‎|CPC 6128 Basic Spanish]]
|}

== DOS / RAMdisc ROMs ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
! Category / Name
! Year
! Author
! Description / Comment
! Number of Roms
! ROM Position
! File
|-
||[[AMSDOS|AMSDOS 0.5]]||1985||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]]||Dumped from CPC 6128||1||7|| [[Media:AMSDOS_0.5.zip|AMSDOS 0.5 ROM]]
|-
||[[AMSDOS|AMSDOS 0.7]]||1990||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]]||Dumped from 6128 [[Plus System Cartridge]]||1||7|| [[Media:AMSDOS_0.7.zip|AMSDOS 0.7 ROM]]
|-
||AMSDOS 720K||19xx||?||||1||7|| [[media:Amsdos720.zip|AMSDOS 720K ROM]]
|-
||[[WSX|Amspat++]]||19xx||[[WSX|WSX]]||Patched AMSDOS ROM for Plus machines - makes them compatible with Classic CPC AMSDOS||1||7|| [[media:AMSPAT.zip|Amspat++ ROM]]
|-
||[[BOS|BOS v2.1]]||1987||[[Vortex_Computersysteme|Vortex GmbH]]||||1||7|| [[Media:Bos10.zip|BOS ROM]]
|-
||[[Maxidos|Jm MaxiDOS v1.2]]||19xx||[[Nemesis|Nemesis]]||||1||7|| [[Media:JMMAXIDOS.zip|JM Maxidos ROM]]
|-
||[[NigDOS|NigDOS 2.24]]||1988||Unknown||Replacement for AMSDOS with Silicon Disk support||1||7|| [[media:nigdos.zip|NigDOS 2.24 ROM]]
|-
||[[ParaDOS|ParaDOS]]||1997||[[Executioner|Executioner]]||||1||7 or Lower|| [http://www.winape.net/download/Parados.zip ParaDOS 1.1]
|-
||[[RODOS|RoDOS v2.11]]||19xx||[[Romantic_Robot|Romantic Robot]]||||1||7|| [[Media:RODOS211.zip|RODOS 2.11 ROM]]
|-
||[[RODOS|RoDOS v2.13]]||19xx||[[Romantic_Robot|Romantic Robot]]||||1||7|| [[Media:RODOS213.ZIP|RODOS 2.13 ROM]]
|-
||[[RODOS|RoDOS v2.15]]||19xx||[[Romantic_Robot|Romantic Robot]]||||1||7|| [[Media:RODOS215.zip|RODOS 2.15 ROM]]
|-
||[[RODOS|RoDOS v2.19]]||19xx||[[Romantic_Robot|Romantic Robot]]||||1||7|| [[Media:RODOS219.zip|RODOS 2.19 ROM]]
|-
||[[ROMDOS|Rom DOS]]||1988||[[KDS|Kds Electronics]]||||1||7|| [[media:RomDOS .zip|ROM DOS ROM]]
|-
||[[ROMDOS|Rom DOS XL v4.0]]||1992||[[Siren_Software|Siren Software Ltd]] - [[KDS|Kds Electronics]]||||1||7|| [[media:Rdosxl40.zip|ROM DOS XL 4.0 ROM]]
|-
||[[ROMDOS|Rom DOS XL v4.88]]||1993||[[Siren_Software|Siren Software Ltd]]||||1||7|| [[media:Rdosxl48.zip|ROM DOS XL 4.88 ROM]]
|-
||[[S-DOS|S-DOS 2.10]]||1993||[[STS|STS Software]]||||1||7|| [[media:SDOS210.ROM|S-DOS 2.10 ROM]]
|-
||[[UniDOS|UniDOS]]||2021||[[Futurs']]||AMSDOS compatible DOS which provides support for additional hardware/software drives through plugins ROMs called DOS nodes||1 + DOS nodes||Any (7 recommended)|| [https://unidos.cpcscene.net UniDOS official web site]
|-
||[[VaraDOS|VaraDOS]]||2013||[[Amstrad]], [[Executioner]], [[TFM]]||Provides 0.7 MB formats on A and B||1||7 or Lower|| [[Media:VaraDOS.ROM| VaraDOS ROM]]
|-
||[[VDOS|V-DOS 1.0]]||1985||[[Vortex|Vortex]]||Provides 0.7 MB on B||1||7 or Lower|| [[Media:Vortex10.zip| V-DOS 1.0 ROM]]
|-
||[[VDOS|V-DOS 2.0]]||1985||[[Vortex|Vortex]]||Provides 0.7 MB on B||1||7 or Lower|| [[Media:Vortex20.zip| V-DOS 2.0 ROM]]
|-
||[[VDOS|V-DOS 2.11]]||1986||[[Vortex|Vortex]]||Provides 0.7 MB on A,B,C,D||1||7 or Lower|| [[File:VDOS_decoded_TFM.ROM]]
|-
||[[XD-DOS|XD-DOS 1.11]]||1987||[[Dobbertin|Dobbertin]]||Provides 0.7 MB formats||1||7 or Lower||[[Media:Xddos111.zip| XD-DOS 1.11 ROM]]
|-
||[[XD-DOS|XD-DOS 2.10]]||1990||[[Dobbertin|Dobbertin]]||Provides 0.7 MB formats and hard disc support||1||7 or Lower||[[Media:XDDOS210.ROM|XD-DOS 2.10 ROM]]
|}

== Alternative OS ROMs ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
! Category / Name
! Year
! Author
! Description / Comment
! Number of Roms
! ROM Position
! File
|-
||[[CP/M|CPM+]]||1988||Graduate Software - [[Digital_Research|Digital Research]] - [[Amstrad|Amstrad]]||||2||1-15(31)|| [[media:Cpmp.zip|CP/M+ ROMs]]
|-
||[[CPM Accessory ROM 1|CPM Accessory ROM 1]]||1988||Graduate Software||Requires CPM+ to be installed||1||1-15|| [[media:Cpmacc1.zip|CPM Accesory ROM 1]]
|-
||[[CPM Plus ROM|CPM Plus ROM by Vorax]]||19xx||Graduate - Vorax||||2||1-15(31)|| [[media:voraxcpm.zip|Vorax CPM Plus ROMs]]
|-
||[[Desktop_Environment_System|DES - Desktop Environment System]]||1994||Michael Beckett - [[Campursoft|Campursoft]]||||2||1-15(31)||[[media:desr.zip|DES Desktop Environment System ROMs]]
|-
||[[FutureOS|FutureOS]]||1989- 2024||[[FutureSoft|FutureSoft]]||Advanced OS for CPC6128 and 6128Plus||4(5)||ROM A: 0-15(31) / B-D(M): 1-255||[http://futureos.cpc-live.com/files/FutureOS_System_.8.zip FutureOS]
|-
||[[FutureOS|FutureOS XROM for M4]]||2022- 2023||[[FutureSoft|FutureSoft]]||Mass storage support for M4||1||1-255||[http://www.FutureOS.de FutureOS]
|-
||[[FutureOS|FutureOS XROM ROM management]]||2016- 2023||[[FutureSoft|FutureSoft]]||[[ROManager]] 2.34 on ROM||1||1-255||[http://futureos.cpc-live.com/files/FutureOS_System_.8.zip FutureOS]
|-
||[[FutureOS|FutureOS XROMs for Wallpapers]]||2016- 2023||[[FutureSoft|FutureSoft]]||Wallpapers on ROM||3||1-255||[http://futureos.cpc-live.com/files/FutureOS_System_.8.zip FutureOS]
|-
||[[FutureOS|FutureOS XROM Tools]]||2016- 2022||[[FutureSoft|FutureSoft]]||Applications on ROM||1||1-255||[http://futureos.cpc-live.com/files/FutureOS_System_.8.zip FutureOS]
|-
||[[FutureOS|FutureOS XROM FutureTex]]||2019- 2023||[[FutureSoft|FutureSoft]]||Comprehensive text editor, character designer and keys manager for FutureOS||1||0-255||[http://www.FutureOS.de FutureOS]
|-
||[[Symbos|SymbOS]]||2007- 2016||[[Prodatron|Prodatron]]||||4||1-15|| [http://www.symbos.de/download/symbos-cpc.zip SymbOS ROMs]
|}

== Background Utility ROMs ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
! Category / Name
! Year
! Author
! Description / Comment
! Number of Roms
! ROM Position
! File
|-
||[https://github.com/llopis/amstrad-diagnostics Amstrad Diagnostics v1.4L]||2021-2024||[[llopis|llopis]]||Upper Rom Diagnostics ROM||1||upper ROM||[[Media:AmstradDiag1.4L.zip|AmstradDiag1.4L.zip]]
|-
||[[Amstrad Toolkit|Amstrad Toolkit v1.1]]||1985||[[Beebugsoft|Bee Bug Soft]]||||1||-|| [[media:TOOLK11.ROM|Amstrad Toolkit 1.1 ROM]]
|-
||[[Amstrad Toolkit|Amstrad Toolkit v1.4]]||1986||[[Beebugsoft|Bee Bug Soft]]||||1||-|| [[media:Toolkit.zip|Amstrad Toolkit 1.4 ROM]]
|-
||[[Amsback De Luxe|Amsback De Luxe]]||1985||[[Henrik Torp|Henrik Torp]]||||1||-|| [[media:Amsback.rom|Amsback De Luxe ROM]]
|-
||[[WSX|BAS-CHE]]||19xx||[[WSX|WSX]]||BASGEN and Cheese Cruncher||1||-|| [[media:BAS-CHE.zip| BAS-CHE ROM]]
|-
||[[Inicron_ROM-RAM-Box|Booster ROM]]||1996|| [[WSX|WSX]] ||Initialises ROMs 16-31||1||15|| [[media:BOOSTER.zip|Booster ROM]]
|-
||CATRUN||2023||[[Norecess|Norecess]]||a simple tool for the Amstrad CPC machines to fasten the process of disc's content discovery / launch a program.||1||-||http://norecess464.weebly.com/catrun.html
|-
||[[Copymate Plus|Copymate+ v3.2]]||1990||Marco Vieth||||1||-|| [[media:copymate.zip| Copymate+ v3.2 ROM]]
|-
||CTWA ROM||1987||[[Computing with the Amstrad]]||Generated from source code included in [http://www.cantrell.org.uk/david/tech/cpc/CWTA-writing-ROMs.html tutorial on writing ROM software]||1||-|| [[media:CWTA.zip| CWTA ROM]]
|-
||[[Disc Demon|Disc Demon v1.1]]||1986||[[Beebugsoft|Bee Bug Soft]]||||1||-|| [[media:Ddemon11.zip|Disc Demon 1.1 ROM]]
|-
||[[WSX|Disc O' Magic 4.1]]||1993||[[WSX|WSX]]||Disc/File Copier||1||-|| [[media:MAGIC.zip| Disc O' Magic 4.1 ROM]]
|-
||[[Disc Power|Disc Power]]||19xx||Unknown||||1||-|| [[media:Discpower.zip|Disc Power ROM]]
|-
||[[Discology|Discology Disccopier]]||1987||Meridien Software||Unofficial conversion to ROM by T3m||1||-|| [[media:Discolog.zip|Discology Disccopier ROM]]
|-
||[[Discology|Discology Filecopier]]||19xx||Unknown||French||1||-|| [[media:Discfile.zip|Discology Filecopier ROM]]
|-
||[[Discology|Discology v6.0]]||19xx||Meridien Software||Transferred to ROM by Vorax. Supposedly for Plus, but works on a normal CPC?||1||-|| [[media:Discology6.zip|Discology 6.0 ROM]]
|-
||[[Disc_User's_Utilities_(Micro_Power_Ltd.)|Disc User's Utilities]]||1985||[[Micro_Power_Ltd.|Micro_Power_Ltd]]||||1||-|| [[Media:Disc User's Utilities (Micro Power Ltd.) (1985).zip|Disc Users Utilites ROM]]
|-
||[[DOS_Copy_Crime|DOS Copy v1.3 and Crime v1.3]]||1991||Crown of Beng||PC to CPC copier and Disc copier||1||-|| [[media:Doscrime.zip|DOS Copy/Crime 1.3 ROM]]
|-
||[[Dragonbreed|Dragon Breed Rom 1]]||19xx||Dragon Breed||This ROM requires CP/M to be installed||1||-|| [[media:Dbreed1.zip|Dragon Breed 1 ROM]]
|-
||[[EwanTerm|EwanTerm]]||1991|| ||VT100 terminal emulation for the M4||1||-|| [[File:Ewen.ROM|Ewan ROM]]
|-
||[[DSKTEST|DSKTEST Rom]]||2015||Pacomix|| ||1||-|| [[media:DSKTEST.ROM|DSKTEST ROM]]
|-
||[[John_Morrison|Extended BASIC v1.1]]||1986||[[John_Morrison|John Morrison]]||||1||-|| [[Media:Extended Basic v1.1 (1986)(John Morrison)(EXBASIC.ROM).zip|JM Extended BASIC ROM ]]
|-
||[[Hackit|Hack It / Le Hackeur V4.0]]||19xx||[[Siren_Software|Siren Software]])||English Version||1||-|| [[Media:HackItV4.zip|HackIt ROM v4.00]]
|-
||[[Hackit|Hack It / Le Hackeur V4.79]]||19xx||[[Siren_Software|Siren Software]])||French Version||1||-|| [[Media:HACKEUR.zip|Le Hackeur ROM v4.79]]
|-
||[[Hackit|Hack It / Le Hackeur V7.0]]||19xx||[[Siren_Software|Siren Software]])||French Version||1||-|| [[Media:HackItV7.zip|Le Hackeur ROM v7.00]]
|-
||[[JL_Utilities|JL Utilities v1.2]]||19xx||[[JLCS|J0rn Lorentzen-JLCS]]||||1||-|| [[media:JLUtilities 12.zip‎|JL Utilities 1.2 ROM]]
|-
||[[JL_Utilities|JL Utilities v2.1]]||19xx||[[JLCS|J0rn Lorentzen-JLCS]]||Memory monitor and disassembler||1||-||[[media:Jlutilit21.zip‎|JL Utilities 2.1 ROM]]
|-
||[[KNS ROM|Kns ROM 6128 v1.01]]||1989||MFW||||1||-|| [[media:knsrom.zip|KNS ROM]]
|-
||[[Locksmith|Lock Smith]]||1985||[[Beebugsoft|Bee Bug Soft]]||||1||-|| [[media:Locksmith.zip|Locksmith ROM]]
|-
||[[Masterfile_III|Master File 128 v2.2]]||19xx||[[Campbell_Systems|Campbell Systems]] and [[Goldmark_Systems|GoldMark]]||||1||-|| [[media:mfile128.zip|Masterfile 128 ROM]]
|-
||[[Masterfile_464|Master File 464 v1.1]]||1984||[[Campbell_Systems|Campbell Systems]] and [[Amsoft|Amsoft]]||||1||-|| [[Media:Master File 464 v1.1 (1984)(Campbell Systems and Amsoft)(MFILE464.ROM).zip|Master File 464 1.1 ROM]]
|-
||[[Master Save]]||1993||Meridien Informatique||Disc Copier||1||-|| [[Media:Mastsave.zip|Master Save ROM]]
|-
||[[Micro Style ROM|Micro Style ROM v2.11]]||1989||[[Microstyle|Micro Style]] - PotPlant Systems||Printer + Screen Utilities (plus some small games!)||1||-|| [[media:stylerom.zip|Microstyle Style ROM]]
|-
||[[WSX|Muzak]]||19xx||[[WSX|WSX]]||Soundtracker Player||1||-|| [[media:MUZAK.zip| Muzak ROM]]
|-
||[[Nirvana|Nirvana 1.1]]||1990||[[Goldmark_Systems|GoldMark Systems]]||||1||-|| [[Media:Nirvana 1.1 (1990)(GoldMark Systems)(NIRVANA.ROM).zip|Nirvana 1.1 ROM]]
|-
||[[Nirvana|Nirvana 1.21+]]||1991||[[Goldmark_Systems|GoldMark Systems]]||||1||-|| [[Media:NIRVANA21Plus.ZIP|Nirvana 1.21+ ROM]]
|-
||[[NWC_Utilities|Nwc Utilities 1.1]]||19xx||[[NWC|Nwc]]||||1||-|| [[media:Nwcutili.zip|NWC Utilities 1.1 ROM]]
|-
||[[Oddjob|Odd Job 2.2]]||1985||[[Pride_Utilities|Pride Utilities]] - [[Goldmark_Systems|GoldMark]]||||1||-|| [[media:Oddjob22.zip| Odd Job 2.2 ROM]]
|-
||[[CPC_Procopy|Pro Skey - Procopy v1.2 and Speed Key]]||1990||[[Nemesis|Nemesis]]||||1||-|| [[media:Proskey.zip|Procopy 1.2 Speedkey ROM]]
|-
||[[Programmers Toolbox|Programmer's Toolbox 1.0a]]||19xx||Unknown||||1||-|| [[media:Toolbox10.zip|Programmers Toolbox 1.0a]]
|-
||[[Programmers Toolbox|Programmers Tool Box v1.2a]]||19xx||Unknown||||1||-|| [[media:pt12a.zip|Programmers Toolbox 1.2a]]
|-
||[[QuickCMD|QuickCMD V2.1]]||2011||norecess||Adds enhancements to working with discs, like TAB-autocomplete and running with a simple filename||1||-|| [[Media:Quickcmd-v21.zip|QuickCMD 2.1 ROM]]
|-
||[[RH-DMON|RH-DMON V3]]||1986||C.Hoesle-Kienzlen||Diskeditor in German||1||-|| [[media:RH-DMON3.zip|RH-DMON 3 ROM]]
|-
||[[Ruck Zuck Copy|Ruck Zuck Copy]]||1996||[[Doc Bartoc|Doc Bartoc]]||||1||-|| [[media:Ruckzuk.rom|Ruck Zuck Copy ROM]]
|-
||[[Superpower_Mailing_List_(Micro_Power_Ltd.)|Super Power Mailing List]]||1985||[[Micro_Power_Ltd.|Micro Power Ltd]]||||1||-|| [[Media:Super Power Mailing List (1985)(Micro Power Ltd)(MAIL.ROM).zip|Superpower Mailing ROM]]
|-
||[[Super ROM|Super Rom v1.0]]||1991||Vorax||||1||-|| [[Media:Super.zip|Super ROM 1.0]]
|-
||[[Super_Romplus|Super ROMplus]]||1986||[[Britannia_Software_Ltd|Britannia Software Ltd]]||Auto Rom Control System 1.6||1||-|| [[media:SuperRplus.zip|Super ROM Plus 1.6]]
|-
||[[System_X|System X v2.1]]||1985||[[Pride_Utilities|Pride Utilities]]||||1||-|| [[Media:Sysx21.zip|System X 2.1 ROM]]
|-
||[[T3m|T3m ROM]]||19xx||Unknown||||1||-|| [[media:T3mrom.zip|T3m ROM]]
|-
||[[Transmat|Transmat v2.1]]||1985||[[Pride_Utilities|Pride Utilities]]||||1||-|| [[Media:Tmat21.zip|Transmat 2.1 ROM]]
|-
||[[UNCR|UNCR v2.4]]||1988||Graduate Software||Cruncher Accessory ROM for CPM||1||-|| [[media:Cpmcrch.zip|UNCR 2.4 ROM]]
|-
||[[Utility Suite|Utility Suite]]||19xx||Unknown||||||7|| [[media:Rob3rom.zip|Utility Suite ROM]]
|-
||[[Utopia|Utopia]]||1985||[[Arnor|Arnor]]||||1||-|| [[Media:ArnorUtopia.zip|Utopia ROM]]
|-
||[[Utopia|Utopia 1.07]]||1985||[[Arnor|Arnor]]||||1||-|| [[Media:UTOP107.ROM|Utopia 1.07 ROM]]
|-
||[[WriteDSK|WriteDisk]]||2005||[[Arkos|Arkos]]||PC to CPC Disk Copier||1||-|| [[Media:Writedsk.rom‎|Writedisk ROM]]
|-
||[[WSX|WSX Utilities]]||19xx||[[WSX|WSX]]||CRTC, Disc, RAM and ROM utilities (some utilities will only work with the Inicron RAM-ROM Box)||1||-|| [[media:WSXUTILITY.zip| WSX Utility ROM]]
|-
||[[YANCC|Yet Another Norton-Commander Clone]]||2016||[[SOS|SOS]]||Norton-Commander Clone-for AMSDOS+ACMEDOS, M4DOS follows - [http://www.cpcwiki.eu/forum/applications/yet-another-norton-commander-clone/ newer Versions]||1||-|| [[media:YANCC220916b.zip|YANCC ROM]]
|}

== Language Compiler ROMs ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
! Category / Name
! Year
! Author
! Description / Comment
! Number of Roms
! ROM Position
! File
|-
||[[BCPL|BCPL]]||1985||[[Arnor|Arnor]]||||1||-|| [[Media:ArnorBCPL.zip|BCPL ROM]]
|-
||[[Maxam|Maxam 1.0]]||1985||[[Arnor|Arnor]]||||1||-|| [[Media:Maxam(Rom).zip|Maxam 1.0 ROM]]
|-
||[[Maxam|Maxam 1.14]]||1985||[[Arnor|Arnor]]||||1||-|| [[Media:MAXAM114.ROM|Maxam 1.14 ROM]]
|-
||[[Maxam|Maxam 1.5]]||1985||[[Arnor|Arnor]]||||1||-|| [[media:Maxam15.zip|Maxam 1.5 ROM]]
|-
||[[PhrozenC|PhrozenC v1.1]]||2010||[[NoRecess|NoRecess]]||||1||-|| [http://www.norecess.net/uploads/6/0/2/5/6025013/phrozenc-11.zip PhrozenC 1.1 ROM]
|}

== Full Program ROMs ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
! Category / Name
! Year
! Author
! Description / Comment
! Number of Roms
! ROM Position
! File
|-
||[[The_Advanced_OCP_Art_Studio|The Advanced OCP Art Studio]]||?||[[Rainbird_(software_house)|Rainbird]]||Unofficial Hack 1.0 - Based on v2.4, the features 'Printer Menu' 'Password' and 'Software Backup were removed to reduce the program size||3||-|| [[media:OCPROM.zip|The Advanced OCP Art Studio ROM]]
|-
||[[BrunWord|BrunWord]]||?||[[Brunning_Software|Brunning Software]]||||||-|| Link Required
|-
||[[Draughts|Draughts]]||1986||Unknown||Possibly a converted Basic Program||1||-|| [[media:DRAUGHTS.ROM|Draughts ROM]]
|-
||[[Micro-Music_Creator|Micro Music Creator]]||1988||First Byte||||2||-|| [[Media:MicroMusic.zip|Micro-Music Creator ROMs]]
|-
||[[Philosoft|Philosoft]]||1987||Philosoft||WordStar compatible text editor, 2-pass assembler, Z80 tester/debugger, Terminal program (incl. X-Modem protocol) - Roms in slot 4 and 12||2||-|| [[media:Philosoft roms.zip|Philosoft ROMs]]
|-
||[[Protext|Protext 1.20]]||1985||[[Arnor|Arnor]]||Word Processor||1||-|| [[Media:Protext_V1.20_(Rom).zip|Protext 1.20 ROM]]
|-
||[[Protext|Protext 1.22]]||1985||[[Arnor|Arnor]]||Word Processor||1||-|| [[Media:Protext(Rom).zip|Protext 1.22 ROM]]
|-
||[[Promerge_Plus|ProMerge Plus 1.0]]||1986||[[Arnor|Arnor]]||Mail merge for [[Protext|Protext]] ||1||-|| [[Media:ProMergePlus(Rom).zip|Promerge Plus 1.0 ROM]]
|-
||[[ProPrint|ProPrint 1.52]]||1993||[[Campursoft|Campursoft]]||Print enhancer for [[Protext|Protext]] ||1||-|| [[Media:PROPR152.ROM|ProPrint 1.52 ROM]]
|-
||[[Prospell|ProSpell 1.04]]||1985||[[Arnor|Arnor]]||Spellchecking utility for [[Protext|Protext]]||1||-|| [[Media:PROSP104.ROM|Prospell 1.04 ROM]]
|-
||[[Prospell|ProSpell 1.10]]||1986||[[Arnor|Arnor]]||Spellchecking utility for [[Protext|Protext]]||1||-|| [[Media:Prospell(Rom).zip|Prospell 1.10 ROM]]
|-
|[[STarKos|STarKos 1.21]]||?||[[Arkos|Arkos]]||Music Tracker||2-3||-|| [http://www.grimware.org/lib/exe/fetch.php/documentations/software/starkos/starkos.v1.21.rom.arkos.zip STarKos 1.21]
|}

== Hardware Dependent ROMs ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
! Category / Name
! Year
! Author
! Description / Comment
! Number of Roms
! ROM Position
! File
|-
||[[AMRAM2|Amram 2]]||19xx||[[Silicon_Systems|Silicon Systems]]||Sideways RAM toolkit ROM||1||-|| [[media:amram2.zip|AMRAM 2 ROM]]
|-
||[[ANTA_64|Anta 64]]||Unknown||||||||-|| Link Required
|-
||Arkos ROM Pack||2006||[[Arkos|Arkos]]||RSXs need CPC Booster||2||-|| [http://www.julien-nevo.com/arkos/tools/Arkos%20ROM%20Pack%20v1.1%20Files%20(arkos).zip Arkos ROM Pack 1.1]
|-
||[[Disc_Wizard|Disc Wizard]]||Unknown||[[Evesham_Micros|Evesham Micros]]||||1||-|| [[Media:DiscWizard12.zip|DiscWizard v1.2 ROM]]
|-
||[[Fleet_EPROM_Programmer|Amstrad Eprom Programmer]]||19xx||Fleet Microsystems Ltd & F.Kup||||1||-|| [[Media:Amstrad Eprom Programmer (19xx)(Fleet Microsystems Ltd & F.Kup)(FLTEPRM.ROM).zip| Fleet EPROM ROM]]
|-
||[[Spectre_Comms_Serial_Interface|Cage Comms v1.1]]||19xx||[[Aspects_BBS|D. Gorski and I. Hoare]]||||1||-|| [[Media:CageCommsRom11.zip|Cage Comms ROM v1.1]]
|-
||[[KDS_Electronics_Serial_Interface|Cage Comms v1.21]]||1987||[[Aspects_BBS|D. Gorski and I. Hoare]]||For the K.D.S. Serial Interface||1||-|| [[Media:CAGE121.ZIP|Cage Comms ROM v1.21]]
|-
||[[Panda_Electronics_Communications_Interface_Unit|Communication Interface Unit Driver Softare 1.5]]||1986||Panda Electronics Ltd||||1||-|| [[Media:Panda Electronics Communication Interface Unit Interface Driver v1.5.zip|Panda Comms ROM]]
|-
||[[Amstrad_Serial_Interface|Comstar v1.25]]||1986||[[HoneySoft|Honeysoft]] - [[PACE|Pace]]||||2||-|| [[Media:AmstradPaceSerialInterfaceCommstarRomImage.zip|ROM Image for Pace version]]
|-
||[[Copy Lock|Copy Lock v6.0]]||1988||[[Romantic_Robot|Romantic Robot]]||||1||-|| [[media:copyl60.zip|Copy Lock 6.0 ROM]]
|-
||[[Dk'tronics_Lightpen|Dk'Tronics Lightpen ROM]]||19xx||[[Dk'tronics|Dk'Tronics]]||||1||-|| [[Media:Dk'tronicsLightPenRomImage.zip|Dk'tronics Lightpen ROM]]
|-
||[[Dk'tronics_memory_expansion|Dk'Tronics Silicon Disc 64K 0.3 ROM]]||1986||[[Dk'tronics|Dk'Tronics]]||||1||-||[[Media:SiliconDisc64.zip|DK'Tronics 64Kb Silicon Disc 0.3 ROM]]
|-
||[[Dk'tronics_memory_expansion|Dk'Tronics Silicon Disc 1.3 ROM]]||1986||[[Dk'tronics|Dk'Tronics]]||||1||-||[[Media:Dk'tronicsSiliconDiscRomImage.zip|DK'Tronics Silicon Disc 1.3 ROM]]
|-
||[[Dk'tronics_memory_expansion|Dk'Tronics Silicon Disc 2.12 ROM]]||1986||[[Dk'tronics|Dk'Tronics]]||||1||-|| [[Media:SD212.ROM|Dk'tronics Silicon Disc 2.12 ROM]]
|-
||[[Dk'tronics_Speech_Synthesizer|Dk'Tronics Speech ROM v1.1]]||19xx||[[Dk'tronics|Dk'Tronics]]||||1||-|| [[Media:DKSPEECH.ROM‎|DK'Tronics Speech ROM]]
|-
||[[HxC_Standalone_Floppy_Emulator|HxC Manager v2.2]]||2011||[[norecess|norecess]]||||1||-|| [http://www.norecess.net/uploads/6/0/2/5/6025013/hxc22.zip HxC 2.2 ROM]
|-
||[[John_Morrison|Jm EPROM Programmer]]||1985||[[John_Morrison|John Morrison]]||||1||-||[[Media:Jm Eprom Programmer (1985)(John Morrison)(JMPEPRM.ROM).zip|JM EPROM Prog ROM]]
|-
||[[KDS_Electronics_Serial_Interface|K.D.S Serial Interface & Comms Pack 5 v4.2]]||19xx||[[KDS|K.D.S. Electronics]]||||1||-|| [[Media:KDS_RS232_4.2.zip|KDS Serial ROM v4.2]]
|-
||[[KDS_Electronics_Serial_Interface|K.D.S Serial Interface & Comms Pack 5 v4.2B]]||19xx||[[KDS|K.D.S. Electronics]]||||1||-|| [[Media:Kds serial interface rom.zip|KDS Serial ROM v4.2b]]
|-
||[[KDS_Electronics_Serial_Interface|K.D.S Serial Interface & Comms Pack 5 v5.0]]||19xx||[[KDS|K.D.S. Electronics]]||||1||-|| [[Media:KDSCOM50.ZIP|KDS Serial ROM v5.0]]
|-
||[[LambdaSpeak III ROM]]||2019||[[FutureSoft]]||Lot's of RSX commands for the LambdaSpeak III expansion.||1||-|| [[http://futureos.cpc-live.com/files/LambdaSpeak_RSX_by_TFM.zip LambdaSpeak III RSX ROM]]
|-
||[[Ramcard_128|Madram/Overlanders]]||2004||Gerey Yves||Dams Assembler/Debugger and Burn software for RamCard||1||-|| [[Media:Ovl.zip‎|Overlanders ROM]]
|-
||[[MegaFlashROManager|MegaFlashROManager]]||2011 - 2012||[[FutureSoft|FutureSoft]]||Management software for [[User:Bryce|Bryce's]] [[MegaFlash]]; similar to the ROManager||2||-||[http://futureos.cpc-live.com/files/MF_ROManager.zip MegaFlashROManager]
|-
||[[Mirage_Imager|Mirage Imager V2]]||?||Mirage Computers Ltd.||||1||-|| [[Media:MirageImagerV2.zip|Mirage Image V2 ROM]]
|-
||[[Mirage_Imager|Mirage Imager V3.2]]||1987||Mirage Computers Ltd.||||1||-|| [[Media:MirageImagerV32.zip|Mirage Image V3.2 ROM]]
|-
||[[Multiface|Multiface 2]]||1986||[[Romantic_Robot|Romantic Robot]]||For Original AMSDOS||1||-|| [[Media:Multiface.two.romantic.robot.86.zip|Multiface 86 ROM]]
|-
||[[Multiface|Multiface 2]]||1988||[[Romantic_Robot|Romantic Robot]]||For Original AMSDOS (See [[Multiface|Multiface 2 Page]] for differences) ||1||-|| [[Media:Multiface.two.romantic.robot.0e.zip|Multiface 0E ROM]]
|-
||[[Multiface|Multiface 2]]||1990||[[Romantic_Robot|Romantic Robot]]||For CPC Plus AMSDOS|||1||-||[[Media:Multiface.two.romantic.robot.8b.zip|Multiface CPC Plus ROM]]
|-
||[[RDOS|RDOS]]||1988||[[Dobbertin|Dobbertin]]||Provides a 444 KB RAM disc on Dobbertin RAM Expansion||1||7|| [[Media:RDOS-EXT.ROM‎|RDOS ROM]]
|-
||[[Roman|Roman]]||2013||[[PNG|PNG]]||ROM Management for the [[MegaFlash|MegaFlash]]||1||-|| [[Media:ROMAN10-DSKHFE.zip‎|ROMAN 1.0]]
|-
||[[ROManager|ROManager]]||2005 - 2012||[[FutureSoft|FutureSoft]]||Management software for the [[SYMBiFACE_II|SYMBiFACE II]]; similar to the MegaFlashROManager||2||-|| [http://futureos.cpc-live.com/files/SF_ROManager.zip SFII ROManager]
|-
||[[ROManager|ROManager ALL]]||2005 - 2019||[[FutureSoft]]||Management software for ALL Pseudo-ROM expansions: FG, M4, MF, SF2, SF3, X-MEM etc.; ROManager on FutureOS XROM||1||0-255|| [http://futureos.cpc-live.com/files/ROManager_ALL.zip ROManager for FutureOS]
|-
||[[Softbrenner 1.27|Softbrenner 1.27]]||?||[[WSX|WSX]]||for ROM-RAM-Box||1||-|| [[media:SB127.zip|Softbrenner 1.27 ROM]]
|-
||[[Dobbertin Smart Watch|TIME ROM+]]||?||[[Dobbertin|Dobbertin]]||Provides RSX commands to use the [[Dobbertin Smart Watch|Dobbertin SmartWatch RTC]] under BASIC||1||-|| [[media:TIMEROM+.ROM|TIME ROM+]]
|-
||[[VIDI_digitizer|VIDI Digitizer 2.02 ROM]]||1986||[[Rombo_Productions|Rombo Productions]]||||||-|| [[media:VIDIR202.ROM|VIDI Digitizer 2.02 ROM]]
|-
||[[Vortex_Expansions_RAM_card|Vortex RAM - Expansion Card ID]]||19xx||[[Vortex_Computersysteme|Vortex]]||||1||-|| [[media:vramid.zip|Vortex RAM ID ROM]]
|-
||[[X-ROM|X-ROM Eprommer v1.16]]||1986||[[Timatic_Systems|Timatic Systems]]||||1||-|| [[Media:XROM Eprommer v1.16 (1986)(Timatic Systems)(XROM.ROM).zip|X-ROM ROM]]
|}

== Game ROMs ==
(most files taken from [http://www.cpcwiki.eu/forum/index.php?topic=7854.msg60349#msg60349 this forum thread here] )

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
! Category / Name
! Year
! Author
! Description / Comment
! Number of Roms
! ROM Position
! File
|-
||[[Ahhh|Ahhh]]||1988||[[CRL|CRL Group PLC.]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Ahhh.rom|Ahhh ROM]]
|-
||[[Air_Traffic_Control|Air Traffic Control]]||1984||[[Hewson_Consultants|Hewson Consultants]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Air Traffic Control.rom|Air Traffic Control ROM]]
|-
||[[Airwolf|Airwolf]]||1985||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]/[[Elite_Systems|Elite Systems]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Airwolf.rom|Airwolf ROM]]
|-
||[[Alex_Higgins_World_Snooker|Alex Higgins World Snooker]]||1985||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]/[[Gem_Software|Gem Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Alex_Higgins_World_Snooker.rom|Alex Higgins World Snooker ROM]]
|-
||[[Anarchy|Anarchy]]||1988||[[Hewson|Hewson]]/[[Rack-It|Rack-It]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Axelay||1||-||[[media:Anarchy.rom|Anarchy ROM]]
|-
||[[Android One|Android One]]||1985||[[Vortex Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM by SyX||1||-||[[media:android_one.rom|Android One ROM]]
|-
||[[Arkanoid|Arkanoid]]||1987||[[Ocean|Ocean Software]]||Launch from ROM with <nowiki>|</nowiki>ARKANOID||1||-||[[media:Arkanoid.rom|Arkanoid ROM]]
|-
||[[Astro_Attack|Astro Attack]]||1984||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-|| [[media:Astro Attack.rom|Astro Attack ROM]]
|-
||[[Atlants|Atlantis]]||1985||[[Cobra_Soft|Cobra Soft]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Atlantis.rom|Atlantis ROM]]
|-
||[[Avenger|Avenger]]||1986||[[Gremlin_Graphics|Gremlin Graphics]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||2||-||[[media:AvengerROMs.zip|Avenger ROMs]]
|-
||[[Blagger|Blagger]]||1984||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]/[[Alligata_Software|Alligata Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Blagger.rom|Blagger ROM]]
|-
||[[Bomb Jack|Bomb Jack I & II]]||1986-7||[[Elite Systems]]||Converted to launch from ROM by SyX||3||-||[[media:Bomb_jack_1_y_2.zip|Bomb Jack I & II ROMs]]
|-
||[[Boulder_Dash|Boulder Dash]]||1985||[[Mirrorsoft|Mirrorsoft]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Boulderdash.rom|Boulder Dash ROM]]
|-
||[[Braxx_Bluff|Braxx Bluff]]||1985||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]||Launch from ROM with <nowiki>|</nowiki>BRAXX||1||-||[[media:BRAXX.ROM|Braxx Bluff ROM]]
|-
||[[Bruce_Lee|Bruce Lee]]||1984||[[Americana|Americana]]/[[Mastertronic|Mastertronic]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Bruce Lee.rom|Bruce Lee ROM]]
|-
||[[Chuckie_Egg|Chuckie Egg]]||1985||[[A&F Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM||1||-|| [[media:EGGRSX.ROM|Chuckie Egg ROM]]
|-
||[[Classic_Axiens|Classic Axiens]]||1986||[[Bubble_Bus_Software|Bubble Bus Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM by TFM||1||-|| [[media:AXIENS.ROM|Classic Axiens ROM]]
|-
||[[Classic Invaders|Classic Invaders]]||1986||[[Bubble_Bus_Software|Bubble Bus Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Classic Invaders.rom|Classic Invaders ROM]]
|-
||[[Chopper_Squad|Chopper Squad]]||1984||[[Interceptor_Software|Interceptor Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Chopper Squad.rom|Chopper Squad ROM]]
|-
||[[Codename_MAT|Codename MAT]]||1984||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]||Launch from ROM with <nowiki>|</nowiki>CODEMAT||2||-||[[media:Codename_MAT_ROMs.zip|Codename MAT ROMs]]
|-
||[[CPC_Invaders|CPC Invaders]]||1993||[[STS|STS Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM by 00WReX||1||-||[[media:CPCInvad.rom|CPC Invaders ROM]]
|-
||[[Cyber_Huhn|Cyber Huhn]]||2013||TFM, MacDeath, Tom&Jerry||CPCWiki 16KB Game ROM competition 2013||1||-||[[media:Cyberhuhn.zip|Cyber Huhn ROM]]
|-
||[[Dead_on_Time|Dead on Time]]||2010||[[Psytronik_Software|Psytronik]]/[[Paul_Kooistra|Paul Kooistra]]||Launch from ROM with <nowiki>|</nowiki>DOT||2||-||[[media:Dead_on_Time_ROMs.zip|Dead on Time ROMs]]
|-
||[[Defend_or_Die|Defend or Die]]||1985||[[Alligata_Software|Alligata Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM by arnoldemu||1||-||[[media:Defend or Die.rom|Defend or Die ROM]]
|-
||[[Donkey_Kong|Donkey Kong]]||1986||[[Ocean|Ocean Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Donkey Kong.rom|Donkey Kong ROM]]
|-
||[[Don't_Panic|Don't Panic]]||1985||[[Firebird|Firebird]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Don't Panic.rom|Don't Panic ROM]]
|-
||[[Dragon's_Gold|Dragon's Gold]]||1985||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Dragon's_Gold.rom|Dragon's Gold ROM]]
|-
||[[Electro_Freddy|Electro Freddy]]||1984||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]/[[Softspot|Softspot]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Electro Freddy.rom|Electro Freddy ROM]]
|-
||[[Equinox]]||1986||[[Mikro-Gen]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||2||-||[[media:Equinox rom.rar|Equinox ROMs]]
|-
||[[Everyone's_A_Wally|Everyone's a Wally]]||1985||[[Mikro-Gen]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||2||-||[[media:Everyones_a_Wally.rar|Everyone's a Wally ROMs]]
|-
||[[Finders_Keepers|Finders Keepers]]||1985||[[Mastertronic|Mastertronic]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Axelay||1||-||[[media:Finders Keepers.rom|Finders Keepers ROM]]
|-
||[[Fire_Ant|Fire Ant]]||1984||[[Mogul_Communications|Mogul Communications]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Fire Ant.rom|Fire ant ROM]]
|-
||[[Frost_Byte|Frost byte]]||1986||[[MikroGen|MikroGen]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Axelay||1||-||[[media:Frost Byte.rom|Frost Byte ROM]]
|-
||[[Fu-Kung_in_Las_Vegas|Fu-Kung In Las Vegas]]||1985||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]/[[Romik|Romik]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Fu-Kung_In_Las_Vegas.rom|Fu-Kung In Las Vegas ROM]]
|-
||[[Game_Of_Dragons|Game Of Dragons]]||1985||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Game Of Dragons.rom|Game Of Dragons ROM]]
|-
||[[Gauntlet_(Defender Clone)|Gauntlet (Defender Clone)]]||1985||[[Micro_Power_Ltd.|Micro Power Ltd.]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Gauntlet.rom|Gauntlet ROM]]
|-
||[[Ghouls|Ghouls]]||1984||[[Micro_Power_Ltd.|Micro Power Ltd.]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Ghouls.rom|Ghouls ROM]]
|-
||[[Gilligan's Gold|Gilligan's Gold]]||1984||[[Ocean|Ocean Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Gilligan's Gold.rom|Gilligan's Gold ROM]]
|-
||[[Glider_Rider|Glider Rider]]||1986||[[Quicksilva]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||2||-||[[media:Glider.rar|Glider Rider ROMs]]
|-
||[[Grand_Prix_Driver|Grand Prix Driver]]||1984||[[Amsoft]]/[[Britannia_Software_Ltd|Britannia Software Ltd]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:GPDriver.rom|Grand Prix Driver ROM]]
|-
||[[Grand_Prix_Rally_II|Grand Prix Rally II]]||1985||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]/[[Loriciels|Loriciels]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-|| [[media:Rally2.rom|Grand Prix Rally II ROM]]
|-
||[[Great_Gurianos|Great Gurianos]]||1987||[[Hit_Pak|Hit Pak]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||2||-||[[media:Great_Gurianos.rar|Great Gurianos ROMs]]
|-
||[[Hagar|Hagar]]||????||[[The Black System|The Black System]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-|| [[media:Hagar.rom|Hagar ROM]]
|-
||[[Harrier_Attack|Harrier Attack]]||1984||[[Amsoft]]/[[Durell Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM||1||-|| [[media:Harrier.rom|Harrier Attack ROM]]
|-
||[[Harvey_Headbanger|Harvey Headbanger]]||1986||[[Firebird|Firebird]]||Launch from ROM with <nowiki>|</nowiki>HARVEY||1||-||[[media:Harvey_Headbanger.rom|Harvey Headbanger ROM]]
|-
||[[Head Over Heels|Head Over Heels]]||1987||[[Ocean|Ocean Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM by SyX||3||9, 16 and 17|| [[media:hoh_roms.zip|Head Over Heels ROMs]]
|-
||[[Herberts_Dummy_Run|Herbert's Dummy Run]]||1985||[[Mikron-Gen]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||2||-||[[media:Herberts_Dummy_Run.rar‎|Herbert's Dummy Run ROMs]]
|-
||[[Highway_Encounter|Highway Encounter]]||1985||[[Vortex_Software|Vortex Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Axelay||2||-|| [[media:Highway_Encounter.zip|Highway Encounter ROMs]]
|-
||[[Home_Runner|Home Runner]]||1984||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]/[[Britannia_Software_Ltd|Britannia Software Ltd]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Home Runner.rom|Home Runner ROM]]
|-
||[[House_Of_Usher|House Of Usher]]||1984||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]/[[Indescomp|Indescomp]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:House Of Usher.rom|House Of Usher ROM]]
|-
||[[Hunchback|Hunchback]]||1985||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]/[[Ocean|Ocean Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Hunchback.rom|Hunchback ROM]]
|-
||[[Into_Oblivion|Into Oblivion]]||1986||[[Mastertronic|Mastertronic]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Axelay||1||-||[[media:Oblivion.rom|Into Oblivion ROM]]
|-
||[[Jammin|Jammin]]||1984||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Jammin.rom|Jammin ROM]]
|-
||[[Karl's_Treasure_Hunt|Karl's Treasure Hunt]]||1984||[[Software_Projects|Software Projects Ltd.]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Karl's Treasure Hunt.rom|Karl's Treasure Hunt ROM]]
|-
||[[Killer Gorilla|Killer Gorilla]]||1987||[[Ocean|Ocean Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-|| [[media:Killer Gorilla.rom|Killer Gorilla ROM]]
|-
||[[Knight_Lore|Knight Lore]]||1985||[[Ultimate|Ultimate Play The Game]]||Converted to launch from ROM by MiguelSky||2||-||[[media:KnightLore.zip|Knight Lore ROMs]]
|-
||[[Kong_Strikes_Back|Kong Strikes Back]]||1984||[[Ocean|Ocean Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM||1||-||[[media:Kong Strikes Back.rom|Kong Strikes Back ROMs]]
|-
||[[Krakout|Krakout]]||1987||[[Gremlin_Graphics|Gremlin Graphics]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||2||-|| [[media:KrakoutROMs.zip|Krakout ROMs]]
|-
||[[Lab_Escape|Lab Escape]]||2013||[[EgoTrip|EgoTrip]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-|| [[media:Lab Escape.rom|Lab Escape ROM]]
|-
||[[Light_Force|Light Force]]||1986||[[FTL|FTL]]||Launch from ROM with <nowiki>|</nowiki>LIGHTFORCE||2||-||[[media:Light_Force_ROMs.zip|Light Force ROMs]]
|-
||[[Livingstone, I Presume]]|| 1987 || [[Opera_Soft|Opera Soft]] || Converted by VincentGR ||2|| - || [[Media:Lingivstone.zip| Linvingstone, I Presume?]]
|-
||[[Loom_Preview|Loom (Preview)]]||?||[[Epsilon|Epsilon]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Loom Preview.rom|Loom Preview ROM]]
|-
||[[Manic_Miner|Manic Miner]]||1984||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]/[[Software_Projects|Software Projects]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Manic Miner.rom|Manic Miner ROM]]
|-
||[[Monty_On_The_Run|Monty on the Run]]||1986||[[Gremlin_Graphics|Gremlin Graphics]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||2||-||[[media:Monty_on_the_Run.rar‎|Monty on the Run ROMs]]
|-
||[[Moon_Buggy|Moon Buggy]]||1985||[[Anirog|Anirog Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Moon_Buggy.rom|Moon Buggy ROM]]
|-
||[[Mutant_Monty|Mutant Monty]]||1984||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]/[[Artic_Computing|Artic Computing]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-|| [[media:Mutant Monty.rom|Mutant Monty ROM]]
|-
||[[Nemesis_the_Warlock|Nemesis the Warlock]]||1987||[[Martech]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||2||-||[[media:Nemesis_the_Warlock.rar‎|Nemesis the Warlock ROMs]]
|-
||[[Nebulus|Nebulus]]||1988||[[HEWSON]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||2||-||[[media:Nebulus_ROM.zip|Nebulus ROMs]]
|-
||[[Oh Mummy|Oh Mummy]]||1984||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]||Converted to launch from ROM||1||-||[[media:Ohmummy.rom|Oh Mummy ROM]]
|-
||[[One_Man_And_His_Droid|One Man And His Droid]]||1985||[[Mastertronic|Mastertronic]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:One Man And His Droid.rom|One Man And His Droid ROM]]
|-
||[[Overkoban|Overkoban]]||2013||Tom&Jerry, Supersly, Eldrik||CPCWiki 16KB Game ROM competition 2013||1||-||[[media:Overkoban.zip|Overkoban ROM]]
|-
||[[Pac-Man|Pac-Man]]||1986||T and T||Converted to launch from ROM by Nilquader||1||-||[[media:pacman-rom.zip|Pacman ROM]]
|-
||[[Punchy|Punchy]]||1985||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]/[[Mr._Micro|Mr. Micro]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Punchy.rom|Punchy ROM]]
|-
||[[Pyjamarama]]||1985||[[Amsoft]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||2||-||[[media:Pyjamarama ROM.rar|Pyjamarama ROMs]]
|-
||[[Relentless|Relentless]]||2013||Axelay, Rexbeng, Tom&Jerry||CPCWiki 16KB Game ROM competition 2013||1||-||[[media:Relentless.zip|Relentless ROM]]
|-
||[[Roland_Ahoy!|Roland Ahoy!]]||1984||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]/[[Computersmith|Computersmith]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Roland Ahoy.rom|Roland Ahoy! ROM]]
|-
||[[Roland_goes_Digging|Roland Goes Digging]]||1984||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Roland Goes Digging.rom|Roland Goes Digging ROM]]
|-
||[[Roland_goes_Square_Bashing|Roland Goes Square Bashing]]||1984||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Roland Goes Square Bashing.rom|Roland Goes Square Bashing ROM]]
|-
||[[Roland_on_the_Ropes|Roland On The Ropes]]||1984||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]/[[Indescomp|Indescomp]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Roland On The Ropes.rom|Roland On The Ropes ROM]]
|-
||[[Ruff and Reddy|Ruff and Reddy]]||????||[[Nicholas_Campbell|Nick Campbell]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||2||-||[[media:RuffandReddyROMs.zip|Ruff and Reddy ROMs]]
|-
||[[Satellite_Warrior|Satellite Warrior]]||1985||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]||Launch from ROM with <nowiki>|</nowiki>SATWAR||2||-||[[media:Satellite_Warrior_ROMs.zip|Satellite Warrior ROMs]]
|-
||[[Sentinel|Sentinel]]||1987||[[Firebird|Firebird]]||Launch from ROM with <nowiki>|</nowiki>SENTINEL||1||-||[[media:Sentinel.ROM|Sentinel ROM]]
|-
||[[Space_Hawks|Space Hawks]]||1984||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]/[[Durell Software|Durell Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM by 00WReX||1||-||[[media:SpaceHwk.rom|Space Hawks ROM]]
|-
||[[Space_Mania|Space Mania]]||1986||[[Neil Kolban (ACU)]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Space Mania.rom|Space Mania ROM]]
|-
||[[Spannerman|Spannerman]]||1984||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]/[[Gem_Software|Gem Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Spannerman.rom|Spannerman ROM]]
|-
||[[Speed_King|Speed King]]||1985||[[Mastertronic|Mastertronic]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Axelay||1||-||[[media:Speed King.rom|Speed King ROM]]
|-
||[[Spy_vs_Spy|Spy vs Spy]]||1985||[[First_Star|First Star]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||2||-||[[media:Spy_vs_Spy.rar‎|Spy vs Spy ROMs]]
|-
||[[Star Firebirds|Star Firebirds]]||1986||[[Firebird|Firebird]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Axelay||1||-|| [[media:Starfire.rom|Star Firebirds ROM]]
|-
||[[Subtera_Puzlo|Subtera Puzlo]]||2013||EgoTrip, Redbox||CPCWiki 16KB Game ROM competition 2013||1||-||[[media:Subterapuzlo.zip|Subtera Puzlo ROM]]
|-
||[[Tapper|Tapper]]||1986||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]/[[Bally Midway]]/[[Sega|Sega]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Tapper.rom|Tapper ROM]]
|-
||[[Tempest|Tempest]]||1986||[[Activision|Activision]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Tempest.rom|Tempest ROM]]
|-
||[[Three Weeks in Paradise|Three Weeks in Paradise]]||1986||[[Mikro-Gen|Mikro-Gen]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||2||-||[[media:3_Weeks_in_Paradise.rar‎|3 Weeks in Paradise ROMs‎]]
|-
||[[The_Prize|The Prize]]||1985||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]/[[Arcade_Software|Arcade Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:The Prize.rom|The Prize ROM]]
|-
||[[The Curse of Sherwood|The Curse of Sherwood]]||1987||[[Mastertronic|Mastertronic]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||2||-|| [[media:TheCurseofSherwoodROMs.zip|The Curse of Sherwood ROMs]]
|-
||[[Thrust|Thrust]]||1986||[[Firebird|Firebird]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-|| [[media:Thrust.rom|Thrust ROM]]
|-
||[[Trashman|Trashman]]||1986||[[Virgin_Games|Virgin Games]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Trashman.rom|Trashman ROM]]
|-
||[[Tribble Trouble|Tribble Trouble]]||????||[[????]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Tribble Trouble.rom|Tribble Trouble ROM]]
|-
||[[Uridium|Uridium]]||1986||[[Hewson_Consultants|Hewson Consultants]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Uridium.rom|Uridium ROM]]
|-
||[[WEC_Le_Mans|WEC Le Mans]]||1988||[[Ocean|Ocean Software]]||Launch from ROM with <nowiki>|</nowiki>WEC||2||-||[[media:WEC_Le_Mans.zip|WEC Le Mans ROMs]]
|-
||[[West_Bank|West Bank]]||1986||[[Dinamic|Dinamic]]||Converted to launch from ROM by MiguelSky||2||-||[[media:WestBank.zip|West Bank ROMs]]
|-
||[[Wriggler_(Blaby)|Wriggler (Blaby)]]||1985||[[Blaby_Computer_Games|Blaby Computer Games]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Wriggler (Blaby).rom|Wriggler (Blaby) ROM]]
|-
||[[ZblastSD|ZblastSD]]||2005||[[Nicholas_Campbell|Nicholas Campbell]]||Converted to launch from ROM by 00WReX||1||-||[[media:ZBlastSD.rom|ZblastSD ROM]]
|-
|}

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File:Ewen.ROM

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Ygdrazil:

History of CPC Demos

2017-06-22T16:18:47Z

Ygdrazil: /* FEFESSE (RIP) */

==The history of CPC Demos==

===Foreword by NoRecess===

As a teenager living in France during the nineties, I was naturally reading local press dedicated to the Amstrad CPC. One magazine in particular, Amstrad Cent Pour Cent, had huge impacts on me at the time. Things were presented unlike any other magazines : it was entertaining to read with its open-minded approach to talk about everything dealing with CPC. More especially issue 47, that presented an article dealing with the history of CPC demos - from the very first demo to the date of article release - 1993.

==Amstrad Cent Pour Cent issue 47 Article==

Below content originally written by Slash/Logon System in 1993 and published in issue 47 of [[Amstrad Cent Pour Cent]], translated to English by [[NoRecess]].

Demos have been, for years, the ultimate weapons of skilled programmers. To be recognized within the CPC world, sometimes the only thing to do is to create a single but killer demo. For newcomers in the computing world, I precise that a demo is a program that basically does nothing, excepted the fact to visually impress you. The more technical tricks are involved, the greater impacts on the demo-watcher. Basically, demos's aim is to glorify a particular member of the demo-scene, or a complete demo-group.

We selected, through this article, a representative sample of this wonderful world. Please also note that most of those demos are available on http://www.cpc-power.com and http://www.pouet.net.

===GERMANY, A PRECURSOR===

[[File:MCSDemo3.png]]

Everything started in Germany with MCS and his [http://www.cpc-power.com/index.php?page=detail&num=8078 MCS Demos], that raised up big interest for many people. After some spheres that went up and down through the screen while modifying background's content (a judicious color-cycling effect), we then had a huge bouncing MCS logo in a later part. As you may realize it, it was already not that bad for the time, and he did much better in the following productions. We had, for the really first time on CPC, effects made of rasters. Of course, nowadays nothing is extraordinary about this, but at the time - it was completely amazing to get more that 16 colors in a logo !

MCS did many more demos that, to be honest, did not give anything new to show. At the same time of MCS's glory, a Danish demo-maker, [[JLCS]], showed us other CPC abilities, with an impressive usage of CRTC's register 2 that allows to a logo, if well designed, to give the feeling to be floating through the air.

===THE FRENCH'S WAKE-UP===

[[File:RedTKCDemo.png]]

True fact : the first ones involved with demos were the Germans.

But Frenchies, even if they usually don't have any original ideas, they do not hesitate to catch the bandwagon and invest working hard to improve themselves.

First honorable demos were the ones of Fred Crazy and Dr TKC. Together, they designed some nice gems for the time. Their last co-creation was Fred-TKC Demo (original article had a typo: Red-TKC demo). That one put on the table some new technics we could never be aware of (at the time on our machines). In this demo, Dr TKC did an horizontal hardware scroller ! It was quite fast (2 bytes per VBL) but had the merit to be one of the first.

It's kind of sad that Dr TKC left off the CPC after that, because his work presaged a new era inside the French demoscene.

===LONGSHOT'S INVOLVEMENT===

[[File:Revolog.png]]

Another fanatic of hardware scrollers was Longshot. In his Longshot Demo, we had a wonderful horizontal hardware scroller, with a font transferred from PC. This demo was only a warming-up, but his [http://www.cpc-power.com/index.php?page=detail&num=7799 Revolog] demo was, in its time, a true revolution since it consisted of, get ready, a horizontal hardware scroller, a vertical one, a PC font, horizontal rasters (including split-rasters), with also a music transferred from Atari ST !

Let's note our friend Longshot introduced ST tunes conversion to CPC, but not only that. Before the Longshot Demo and Revolog, and times before Titus with [[Crazy Cars 2]] game's intro, he did use an enlarged screen (technic called overscan) in one of his demos. It's funny to note that overscan, so simple to implement with our poorly-featured Amstrad CPC, is so complex to implement on Atari ST, despite the fact of being a 16 bits computer.

===DRINKING WITH THE MALIBUS===

[[File:MalibuDemo4.png]]

At the same time of Longshot's early work (we can not yet consider Logon System as a team, since it was made of a unique member then - like everyone else !), the Malibus Crackers demos were released. Even if their work was not that impressive regarding the other demo-groups of the time, they acquired a privileged status thanks to their [http://www.cpc-power.com/index.php?page=detail&num=8209 Malibu Demo 4] demo (Naminu, main programmer of the group, joined Logon System few times after). In this demo, we had the opportunity to discover an overscan-formatted screen with a scroller moving through all the screen, that made also use of another parallax scroller, the whole thing enhanced with multiple video modes on same unique screen, and so on..

===FEFESSE (RIP)===

[[File:Yaointro.jpg]]

Yaoooo Demo by Fefesse

Still at the same time, an other programmer made a name of himself: Fefesse. His first very interesting demo was a demo with a sinus scroll. It's easy to state that his programming skills were still weak, since the demo was slowing down when music was switched on (that said, we are remained friends). I admit most of the persons fall in love when watching his gem (Robby will not clam the reverse thing, he was never tired to listen musics in the demo !). After this initial work, other productions followed, and notably the famous Yao Demo. This demo featured balls moving on top of a perspective chessboard with both hardware vertical and horizontal scrollers, everything tied into same screen ! Since the beginning on this article, I did not mention content of scrollers in demos, but for the Yao I will make a quick exception : this one started a conflict between Fefesse and Longshot (almost as destructive as the one that will later oppose the Frenches versus Germans). Of course, it all about kidding, but it's funny to realize how a pea can suddenly grow up as a soccer ball !

===MISC STUFF===

[[File:TrashDemo.png]]

Krad'os Crackers - Trash Demo

We just can't ignore another pioneer of the demo on CPC : the GPA team. While their demos were not cutting-edge for the time, they made a Mad Sinus Scroller that was able to work on a stock 64Kb CPC machine, while the one of P007 was only able to work with 128Kb.

Also, the Krad'os Crackers proposed, with the Trash Demo, a gem with fantastic graphics. M. Zebigboss (the visual artist of the group) realized splendid mad-balls. The programming-side was also very good, since Mister Plus implemented the demo in overscan, with a scrolling in mode 0, a writer in mode 2 using plenty of rasters inside.

===DENMARK JOINED THE COMMUNITY===

[[File:Remix1ByNWC.png]]

[http://www.cpc-power.com/index.php?page=detail&num=7589 Remix demo] by N.W.C

At this time, the 2 main challengers in the course of the best demo were France and Germany. But Denmark entered the challenge too and actually represented a terrific player. [[NWC]] (New Way Cracking) did, before everyone else, a demo that was (in my opinion) THE demo on CPC. It proposed a [[Remix I|remix]] of the best CPC musics.

On top of that, he filled the whole screen with tons of fantastic rasters, and impressed people with an hardware horizontal scroller (once again, before anyone else - but I can't prove it, since announced dates looks a little bit unrealistic).

===SWEET FRANCE===

[[File:AmazingDemo.png]]

The Amazing Demo by Logon System

Let's get back to France. I was mentioning above the time where Naminu left Malibu Crackers to join Logon System. The result of this association was a true revolution for the time : The Amazing Demo was born. This one, that was filling a complete side of a 3" disc, was presenting things completely new for the CPC. We were in front of full-featured hardware demos, with tens of scrollers in all directions, but also (and that was truly amazing) a music transferred from Atari ST (ok, I know, Longshot already did it before, but waaaiiiittt the best is coming !) that was using true samples for the really first time. While the CPC's sound processor was playing the music, the CPC was also playing samples from times to times. Nowadays, this becomes a usual thing since some German coders did the same by using samples to simulate a battery (the so-called digidrums !).

===INCREDIBLE NEWS===

I recently heard an Amiga music on CPC. Yep, you read it right. Amiga. You should be thinking Logon System did it, or some German guys... all wrong ! CJC from CCC did this exploit before anyone else. This fanzine maker succeeded in what most of famous groups were about to complete (according to what those groups were claiming). But CJC did it first, too sad for them.

===A TERRIFIC FOLLOW-UP===

[[File:TerrificDemo.png]]

Then [http://www.cpc-power.com/index.php?page=detail&num=8746 The Demo] got released. No need to describe it anymore, since it has been largely exposed at the time by all writers of this magazine (it's true fact they received a tiny gift from Logon System for good reviews...).

After that, Terrific Demo was born, made by a bunch of inspired German people: Thriller, BSC, MCS, Whee... a killer team, to round up the thing. This mega-demo added some interesting ideas. For example, menu was not a text pointing to a part, but a small labyrinth where the user had to move inside and find doors corresponding to a dedicated part. Also on the topic of good ideas, Whee created a very great part (to me, the best one of this demo) that, while playing a self-made music with digidrums, was displaying a giant horizontal scroller with tons of rasters inside. As shown in the above member-list, an uninspired MCS was also participating to the demo.

===POUM'S PREFERRED DEMO===

[[File:ParadiseDemo.png]]

[[Paradise_Demo|Paradise Demo]]

Another megademo that made itself a name was [http://www.cpc-power.com/index.php?page=detail&num=7910 Paradise Demo] from Paradox. This demo showed us a new side of demo-making. It proved that, without being gods of programming, it was possible to create something very interesting.

It contained a menu, made by Gozeur, that was looking more like running simulation than a simple menu. To select a part, we had to move a knight that was moving through a medieval set (all using hardware scrolling). Also, parts reached interesting level. I particularly enjoyed the one called Pix Time, that showed a square made of dots (pixels) moving in 3D (all axes). Another gem was the one called Artificial Paradise from Syntax Error (GPA). This part featured a sinus scroller, as also a wonderful scroll following a circle path. It worth to mention that some parts were highly inspired by other demos (the giant vertical scroller looks like the one from Fred Crazy in The Demo)... but who can claim to discover everything ?

===GERMANY BEING BACK ON TRACK===

Another impressive demo was [http://www.cpc-power.com/index.php?page=detail&num=7714 KKB First], a German demo made of two parts. The first one, which is actually just an introduction, features overscan, with tons of synchronized rasters, with a pleasant music. But actually, the interest remains in the second part. It features an impressive number of scrollings, rasters and music. Everything fitting in only 64Kb of memory. It was very good-looking, which is usually not a standard with German demos (as for the technical side of things, sadly).

===ECSTASY HAS A NAME===

[[File:S&KOH.png]]

[[S%26KOH|S&KOH]] by Logon System

Another living god gave us light and showed things like never before : Overflow from Logon System, of course. He created one of the most revolutionary hardware techniques on CPC. With his [http://www.cpc-power.com/index.php?page=detail&num=7591 S&KOH] demo, he demonstrated that CPC could move 2 huge bobs (spheres) vertically (each bobs being huge sprites with a width of half the screen). But it was not enough, the main part featured a fantastic hardware scroller, some Logon logos moving in front of a fixed background, and, most impressive, a wonderful bitmap displayed using a roll with variations.

===BEST OF THE BEASTS===

[[File:FaceHuggerUltimateMegademo.png]]

[[Ultimate_Megademo|Face Hugger Ultimate Megademo]]

I think that, but this is only my personal point of view, the best demo for now is the [http://www.cpc-power.com/index.php?page=detail&num=7548 Face Hugger Ultimate Megademo]. You may think this is the one displaying the maximum of hardware scrollers at same time, or that it features tons of sampled musics... well, actually not. But we would never figured out that CPC was able to manage true 3D. Not 3D with simple dots, but some real complex objects using vector-balls, 3D cubes, or ships coming out directly from Stars Wars movie and the likes, and featuring flat triangles (not wireframe)... impressive.

===Credits===

Written in French by Slash/Logon System

Translated to English by [http://www.norecess.net NoRecess/Condense]

Submitted by Arnoldemu

History of CPC Demos

2017-06-22T11:24:16Z

Ygdrazil: /* DENMARK JOINED THE COMMUNITY */

==The history of CPC Demos==

===Foreword by NoRecess===

As a teenager living in France during the nineties, I was naturally reading local press dedicated to the Amstrad CPC. One magazine in particular, Amstrad Cent Pour Cent, had huge impacts on me at the time. Things were presented unlike any other magazines : it was entertaining to read with its open-minded approach to talk about everything dealing with CPC. More especially issue 47, that presented an article dealing with the history of CPC demos - from the very first demo to the date of article release - 1993.

==Amstrad Cent Pour Cent issue 47 Article==

Below content originally written by Slash/Logon System in 1993 and published in issue 47 of [[Amstrad Cent Pour Cent]], translated to English by [[NoRecess]].

Demos have been, for years, the ultimate weapons of skilled programmers. To be recognized within the CPC world, sometimes the only thing to do is to create a single but killer demo. For newcomers in the computing world, I precise that a demo is a program that basically does nothing, excepted the fact to visually impress you. The more technical tricks are involved, the greater impacts on the demo-watcher. Basically, demos's aim is to glorify a particular member of the demo-scene, or a complete demo-group.

We selected, through this article, a representative sample of this wonderful world. Please also note that most of those demos are available on http://www.cpc-power.com and http://www.pouet.net.

===GERMANY, A PRECURSOR===

[[File:MCSDemo3.png]]

Everything started in Germany with MCS and his [http://www.cpc-power.com/index.php?page=detail&num=8078 MCS Demos], that raised up big interest for many people. After some spheres that went up and down through the screen while modifying background's content (a judicious color-cycling effect), we then had a huge bouncing MCS logo in a later part. As you may realize it, it was already not that bad for the time, and he did much better in the following productions. We had, for the really first time on CPC, effects made of rasters. Of course, nowadays nothing is extraordinary about this, but at the time - it was completely amazing to get more that 16 colors in a logo !

MCS did many more demos that, to be honest, did not give anything new to show. At the same time of MCS's glory, a Danish demo-maker, [[JLCS]], showed us other CPC abilities, with an impressive usage of CRTC's register 2 that allows to a logo, if well designed, to give the feeling to be floating through the air.

===THE FRENCH'S WAKE-UP===

[[File:RedTKCDemo.png]]

True fact : the first ones involved with demos were the Germans.

But Frenchies, even if they usually don't have any original ideas, they do not hesitate to catch the bandwagon and invest working hard to improve themselves.

First honorable demos were the ones of Fred Crazy and Dr TKC. Together, they designed some nice gems for the time. Their last co-creation was Fred-TKC Demo (original article had a typo: Red-TKC demo). That one put on the table some new technics we could never be aware of (at the time on our machines). In this demo, Dr TKC did an horizontal hardware scroller ! It was quite fast (2 bytes per VBL) but had the merit to be one of the first.

It's kind of sad that Dr TKC left off the CPC after that, because his work presaged a new era inside the French demoscene.

===LONGSHOT'S INVOLVEMENT===

[[File:Revolog.png]]

Another fanatic of hardware scrollers was Longshot. In his Longshot Demo, we had a wonderful horizontal hardware scroller, with a font transferred from PC. This demo was only a warming-up, but his [http://www.cpc-power.com/index.php?page=detail&num=7799 Revolog] demo was, in its time, a true revolution since it consisted of, get ready, a horizontal hardware scroller, a vertical one, a PC font, horizontal rasters (including split-rasters), with also a music transferred from Atari ST !

Let's note our friend Longshot introduced ST tunes conversion to CPC, but not only that. Before the Longshot Demo and Revolog, and times before Titus with [[Crazy Cars 2]] game's intro, he did use an enlarged screen (technic called overscan) in one of his demos. It's funny to note that overscan, so simple to implement with our poorly-featured Amstrad CPC, is so complex to implement on Atari ST, despite the fact of being a 16 bits computer.

===DRINKING WITH THE MALIBUS===

[[File:MalibuDemo4.png]]

At the same time of Longshot's early work (we can not yet consider Logon System as a team, since it was made of a unique member then - like everyone else !), the Malibus Crackers demos were released. Even if their work was not that impressive regarding the other demo-groups of the time, they acquired a privileged status thanks to their [http://www.cpc-power.com/index.php?page=detail&num=8209 Malibu Demo 4] demo (Naminu, main programmer of the group, joined Logon System few times after). In this demo, we had the opportunity to discover an overscan-formatted screen with a scroller moving through all the screen, that made also use of another parallax scroller, the whole thing enhanced with multiple video modes on same unique screen, and so on..

===FEFESSE (RIP)===
[[File:YaoDemo.png]]
Yaoooo Demo by Fefesse

Still at the same time, an other programmer made a name of himself: Fefesse. His first very interesting demo was a demo with a sinus scroll. It's easy to state that his programming skills were still weak, since the demo was slowing down when music was switched on (that said, we are remained friends). I admit most of the persons fall in love when watching his gem (Robby will not clam the reverse thing, he was never tired to listen musics in the demo !). After this initial work, other productions followed, and notably the famous Yao Demo. This demo featured balls moving on top of a perspective chessboard with both hardware vertical and horizontal scrollers, everything tied into same screen ! Since the beginning on this article, I did not mention content of scrollers in demos, but for the Yao I will make a quick exception : this one started a conflict between Fefesse and Longshot (almost as destructive as the one that will later oppose the Frenches versus Germans). Of course, it all about kidding, but it's funny to realize how a pea can suddenly grow up as a soccer ball !

===MISC STUFF===

[[File:TrashDemo.png]]

Krad'os Crackers - Trash Demo

We just can't ignore another pioneer of the demo on CPC : the GPA team. While their demos were not cutting-edge for the time, they made a Mad Sinus Scroller that was able to work on a stock 64Kb CPC machine, while the one of P007 was only able to work with 128Kb.

Also, the Krad'os Crackers proposed, with the Trash Demo, a gem with fantastic graphics. M. Zebigboss (the visual artist of the group) realized splendid mad-balls. The programming-side was also very good, since Mister Plus implemented the demo in overscan, with a scrolling in mode 0, a writer in mode 2 using plenty of rasters inside.

===DENMARK JOINED THE COMMUNITY===

[[File:Remix1ByNWC.png]]

[http://www.cpc-power.com/index.php?page=detail&num=7589 Remix demo] by N.W.C

At this time, the 2 main challengers in the course of the best demo were France and Germany. But Denmark entered the challenge too and actually represented a terrific player. [[NWC]] (New Way Cracking) did, before everyone else, a demo that was (in my opinion) THE demo on CPC. It proposed a [[Remix I|remix]] of the best CPC musics.

On top of that, he filled the whole screen with tons of fantastic rasters, and impressed people with an hardware horizontal scroller (once again, before anyone else - but I can't prove it, since announced dates looks a little bit unrealistic).

===SWEET FRANCE===

[[File:AmazingDemo.png]]

The Amazing Demo by Logon System

Let's get back to France. I was mentioning above the time where Naminu left Malibu Crackers to join Logon System. The result of this association was a true revolution for the time : The Amazing Demo was born. This one, that was filling a complete side of a 3" disc, was presenting things completely new for the CPC. We were in front of full-featured hardware demos, with tens of scrollers in all directions, but also (and that was truly amazing) a music transferred from Atari ST (ok, I know, Longshot already did it before, but waaaiiiittt the best is coming !) that was using true samples for the really first time. While the CPC's sound processor was playing the music, the CPC was also playing samples from times to times. Nowadays, this becomes a usual thing since some German coders did the same by using samples to simulate a battery (the so-called digidrums !).

===INCREDIBLE NEWS===

I recently heard an Amiga music on CPC. Yep, you read it right. Amiga. You should be thinking Logon System did it, or some German guys... all wrong ! CJC from CCC did this exploit before anyone else. This fanzine maker succeeded in what most of famous groups were about to complete (according to what those groups were claiming). But CJC did it first, too sad for them.

===A TERRIFIC FOLLOW-UP===

[[File:TerrificDemo.png]]

Then [http://www.cpc-power.com/index.php?page=detail&num=8746 The Demo] got released. No need to describe it anymore, since it has been largely exposed at the time by all writers of this magazine (it's true fact they received a tiny gift from Logon System for good reviews...).

After that, Terrific Demo was born, made by a bunch of inspired German people: Thriller, BSC, MCS, Whee... a killer team, to round up the thing. This mega-demo added some interesting ideas. For example, menu was not a text pointing to a part, but a small labyrinth where the user had to move inside and find doors corresponding to a dedicated part. Also on the topic of good ideas, Whee created a very great part (to me, the best one of this demo) that, while playing a self-made music with digidrums, was displaying a giant horizontal scroller with tons of rasters inside. As shown in the above member-list, an uninspired MCS was also participating to the demo.

===POUM'S PREFERRED DEMO===

[[File:ParadiseDemo.png]]

[[Paradise_Demo|Paradise Demo]]

Another megademo that made itself a name was [http://www.cpc-power.com/index.php?page=detail&num=7910 Paradise Demo] from Paradox. This demo showed us a new side of demo-making. It proved that, without being gods of programming, it was possible to create something very interesting.

It contained a menu, made by Gozeur, that was looking more like running simulation than a simple menu. To select a part, we had to move a knight that was moving through a medieval set (all using hardware scrolling). Also, parts reached interesting level. I particularly enjoyed the one called Pix Time, that showed a square made of dots (pixels) moving in 3D (all axes). Another gem was the one called Artificial Paradise from Syntax Error (GPA). This part featured a sinus scroller, as also a wonderful scroll following a circle path. It worth to mention that some parts were highly inspired by other demos (the giant vertical scroller looks like the one from Fred Crazy in The Demo)... but who can claim to discover everything ?

===GERMANY BEING BACK ON TRACK===

Another impressive demo was [http://www.cpc-power.com/index.php?page=detail&num=7714 KKB First], a German demo made of two parts. The first one, which is actually just an introduction, features overscan, with tons of synchronized rasters, with a pleasant music. But actually, the interest remains in the second part. It features an impressive number of scrollings, rasters and music. Everything fitting in only 64Kb of memory. It was very good-looking, which is usually not a standard with German demos (as for the technical side of things, sadly).

===ECSTASY HAS A NAME===

[[File:S&KOH.png]]

[[S%26KOH|S&KOH]] by Logon System

Another living god gave us light and showed things like never before : Overflow from Logon System, of course. He created one of the most revolutionary hardware techniques on CPC. With his [http://www.cpc-power.com/index.php?page=detail&num=7591 S&KOH] demo, he demonstrated that CPC could move 2 huge bobs (spheres) vertically (each bobs being huge sprites with a width of half the screen). But it was not enough, the main part featured a fantastic hardware scroller, some Logon logos moving in front of a fixed background, and, most impressive, a wonderful bitmap displayed using a roll with variations.

===BEST OF THE BEASTS===

[[File:FaceHuggerUltimateMegademo.png]]

[[Ultimate_Megademo|Face Hugger Ultimate Megademo]]

I think that, but this is only my personal point of view, the best demo for now is the [http://www.cpc-power.com/index.php?page=detail&num=7548 Face Hugger Ultimate Megademo]. You may think this is the one displaying the maximum of hardware scrollers at same time, or that it features tons of sampled musics... well, actually not. But we would never figured out that CPC was able to manage true 3D. Not 3D with simple dots, but some real complex objects using vector-balls, 3D cubes, or ships coming out directly from Stars Wars movie and the likes, and featuring flat triangles (not wireframe)... impressive.

===Credits===

Written in French by Slash/Logon System

Translated to English by [http://www.norecess.net NoRecess/Condense]

Submitted by Arnoldemu

Remix I

2017-06-22T11:22:31Z

Ygdrazil: /* Links = */

Remix I

2017-06-22T11:22:17Z

Ygdrazil:

History of CPC Demos

2017-06-22T11:16:06Z

Ygdrazil: /* FINLAND JOINED THE COMMUNITY */ NWC is not Finish, but Danish

==The history of CPC Demos==

===Foreword by NoRecess===

As a teenager living in France during the nineties, I was naturally reading local press dedicated to the Amstrad CPC. One magazine in particular, Amstrad Cent Pour Cent, had huge impacts on me at the time. Things were presented unlike any other magazines : it was entertaining to read with its open-minded approach to talk about everything dealing with CPC. More especially issue 47, that presented an article dealing with the history of CPC demos - from the very first demo to the date of article release - 1993.

==Amstrad Cent Pour Cent issue 47 Article==

Below content originally written by Slash/Logon System in 1993 and published in issue 47 of [[Amstrad Cent Pour Cent]], translated to English by [[NoRecess]].

Demos have been, for years, the ultimate weapons of skilled programmers. To be recognized within the CPC world, sometimes the only thing to do is to create a single but killer demo. For newcomers in the computing world, I precise that a demo is a program that basically does nothing, excepted the fact to visually impress you. The more technical tricks are involved, the greater impacts on the demo-watcher. Basically, demos's aim is to glorify a particular member of the demo-scene, or a complete demo-group.

We selected, through this article, a representative sample of this wonderful world. Please also note that most of those demos are available on http://www.cpc-power.com and http://www.pouet.net.

===GERMANY, A PRECURSOR===

[[File:MCSDemo3.png]]

Everything started in Germany with MCS and his [http://www.cpc-power.com/index.php?page=detail&num=8078 MCS Demos], that raised up big interest for many people. After some spheres that went up and down through the screen while modifying background's content (a judicious color-cycling effect), we then had a huge bouncing MCS logo in a later part. As you may realize it, it was already not that bad for the time, and he did much better in the following productions. We had, for the really first time on CPC, effects made of rasters. Of course, nowadays nothing is extraordinary about this, but at the time - it was completely amazing to get more that 16 colors in a logo !

MCS did many more demos that, to be honest, did not give anything new to show. At the same time of MCS's glory, a Danish demo-maker, [[JLCS]], showed us other CPC abilities, with an impressive usage of CRTC's register 2 that allows to a logo, if well designed, to give the feeling to be floating through the air.

===THE FRENCH'S WAKE-UP===

[[File:RedTKCDemo.png]]

True fact : the first ones involved with demos were the Germans.

But Frenchies, even if they usually don't have any original ideas, they do not hesitate to catch the bandwagon and invest working hard to improve themselves.

First honorable demos were the ones of Fred Crazy and Dr TKC. Together, they designed some nice gems for the time. Their last co-creation was Fred-TKC Demo (original article had a typo: Red-TKC demo). That one put on the table some new technics we could never be aware of (at the time on our machines). In this demo, Dr TKC did an horizontal hardware scroller ! It was quite fast (2 bytes per VBL) but had the merit to be one of the first.

It's kind of sad that Dr TKC left off the CPC after that, because his work presaged a new era inside the French demoscene.

===LONGSHOT'S INVOLVEMENT===

[[File:Revolog.png]]

Another fanatic of hardware scrollers was Longshot. In his Longshot Demo, we had a wonderful horizontal hardware scroller, with a font transferred from PC. This demo was only a warming-up, but his [http://www.cpc-power.com/index.php?page=detail&num=7799 Revolog] demo was, in its time, a true revolution since it consisted of, get ready, a horizontal hardware scroller, a vertical one, a PC font, horizontal rasters (including split-rasters), with also a music transferred from Atari ST !

Let's note our friend Longshot introduced ST tunes conversion to CPC, but not only that. Before the Longshot Demo and Revolog, and times before Titus with [[Crazy Cars 2]] game's intro, he did use an enlarged screen (technic called overscan) in one of his demos. It's funny to note that overscan, so simple to implement with our poorly-featured Amstrad CPC, is so complex to implement on Atari ST, despite the fact of being a 16 bits computer.

===DRINKING WITH THE MALIBUS===

[[File:MalibuDemo4.png]]

At the same time of Longshot's early work (we can not yet consider Logon System as a team, since it was made of a unique member then - like everyone else !), the Malibus Crackers demos were released. Even if their work was not that impressive regarding the other demo-groups of the time, they acquired a privileged status thanks to their [http://www.cpc-power.com/index.php?page=detail&num=8209 Malibu Demo 4] demo (Naminu, main programmer of the group, joined Logon System few times after). In this demo, we had the opportunity to discover an overscan-formatted screen with a scroller moving through all the screen, that made also use of another parallax scroller, the whole thing enhanced with multiple video modes on same unique screen, and so on..

===FEFESSE (RIP)===
[[File:YaoDemo.png]]
Yaoooo Demo by Fefesse

Still at the same time, an other programmer made a name of himself: Fefesse. His first very interesting demo was a demo with a sinus scroll. It's easy to state that his programming skills were still weak, since the demo was slowing down when music was switched on (that said, we are remained friends). I admit most of the persons fall in love when watching his gem (Robby will not clam the reverse thing, he was never tired to listen musics in the demo !). After this initial work, other productions followed, and notably the famous Yao Demo. This demo featured balls moving on top of a perspective chessboard with both hardware vertical and horizontal scrollers, everything tied into same screen ! Since the beginning on this article, I did not mention content of scrollers in demos, but for the Yao I will make a quick exception : this one started a conflict between Fefesse and Longshot (almost as destructive as the one that will later oppose the Frenches versus Germans). Of course, it all about kidding, but it's funny to realize how a pea can suddenly grow up as a soccer ball !

===MISC STUFF===

[[File:TrashDemo.png]]

Krad'os Crackers - Trash Demo

We just can't ignore another pioneer of the demo on CPC : the GPA team. While their demos were not cutting-edge for the time, they made a Mad Sinus Scroller that was able to work on a stock 64Kb CPC machine, while the one of P007 was only able to work with 128Kb.

Also, the Krad'os Crackers proposed, with the Trash Demo, a gem with fantastic graphics. M. Zebigboss (the visual artist of the group) realized splendid mad-balls. The programming-side was also very good, since Mister Plus implemented the demo in overscan, with a scrolling in mode 0, a writer in mode 2 using plenty of rasters inside.

===DENMARK JOINED THE COMMUNITY===

[[File:Remix1ByNWC.png]]

[http://www.cpc-power.com/index.php?page=detail&num=7589 Remix demo] by N.W.C

At this time, the 2 main challengers in the course of the best demo were France and Germany. But Denmark entered the challenge too and actually represented a terrific player. [[NWC]] (New Way Cracking) did, before everyone else, a demo that was (in my opinion) THE demo on CPC. It proposed a [[remix|Remix I]] of the best CPC musics.

On top of that, he filled the whole screen with tons of fantastic rasters, and impressed people with an hardware horizontal scroller (once again, before anyone else - but I can't prove it, since announced dates looks a little bit unrealistic).

===SWEET FRANCE===

[[File:AmazingDemo.png]]

The Amazing Demo by Logon System

Let's get back to France. I was mentioning above the time where Naminu left Malibu Crackers to join Logon System. The result of this association was a true revolution for the time : The Amazing Demo was born. This one, that was filling a complete side of a 3" disc, was presenting things completely new for the CPC. We were in front of full-featured hardware demos, with tens of scrollers in all directions, but also (and that was truly amazing) a music transferred from Atari ST (ok, I know, Longshot already did it before, but waaaiiiittt the best is coming !) that was using true samples for the really first time. While the CPC's sound processor was playing the music, the CPC was also playing samples from times to times. Nowadays, this becomes a usual thing since some German coders did the same by using samples to simulate a battery (the so-called digidrums !).

===INCREDIBLE NEWS===

I recently heard an Amiga music on CPC. Yep, you read it right. Amiga. You should be thinking Logon System did it, or some German guys... all wrong ! CJC from CCC did this exploit before anyone else. This fanzine maker succeeded in what most of famous groups were about to complete (according to what those groups were claiming). But CJC did it first, too sad for them.

===A TERRIFIC FOLLOW-UP===

[[File:TerrificDemo.png]]

Then [http://www.cpc-power.com/index.php?page=detail&num=8746 The Demo] got released. No need to describe it anymore, since it has been largely exposed at the time by all writers of this magazine (it's true fact they received a tiny gift from Logon System for good reviews...).

After that, Terrific Demo was born, made by a bunch of inspired German people: Thriller, BSC, MCS, Whee... a killer team, to round up the thing. This mega-demo added some interesting ideas. For example, menu was not a text pointing to a part, but a small labyrinth where the user had to move inside and find doors corresponding to a dedicated part. Also on the topic of good ideas, Whee created a very great part (to me, the best one of this demo) that, while playing a self-made music with digidrums, was displaying a giant horizontal scroller with tons of rasters inside. As shown in the above member-list, an uninspired MCS was also participating to the demo.

===POUM'S PREFERRED DEMO===

[[File:ParadiseDemo.png]]

[[Paradise_Demo|Paradise Demo]]

Another megademo that made itself a name was [http://www.cpc-power.com/index.php?page=detail&num=7910 Paradise Demo] from Paradox. This demo showed us a new side of demo-making. It proved that, without being gods of programming, it was possible to create something very interesting.

It contained a menu, made by Gozeur, that was looking more like running simulation than a simple menu. To select a part, we had to move a knight that was moving through a medieval set (all using hardware scrolling). Also, parts reached interesting level. I particularly enjoyed the one called Pix Time, that showed a square made of dots (pixels) moving in 3D (all axes). Another gem was the one called Artificial Paradise from Syntax Error (GPA). This part featured a sinus scroller, as also a wonderful scroll following a circle path. It worth to mention that some parts were highly inspired by other demos (the giant vertical scroller looks like the one from Fred Crazy in The Demo)... but who can claim to discover everything ?

===GERMANY BEING BACK ON TRACK===

Another impressive demo was [http://www.cpc-power.com/index.php?page=detail&num=7714 KKB First], a German demo made of two parts. The first one, which is actually just an introduction, features overscan, with tons of synchronized rasters, with a pleasant music. But actually, the interest remains in the second part. It features an impressive number of scrollings, rasters and music. Everything fitting in only 64Kb of memory. It was very good-looking, which is usually not a standard with German demos (as for the technical side of things, sadly).

===ECSTASY HAS A NAME===

[[File:S&KOH.png]]

[[S%26KOH|S&KOH]] by Logon System

Another living god gave us light and showed things like never before : Overflow from Logon System, of course. He created one of the most revolutionary hardware techniques on CPC. With his [http://www.cpc-power.com/index.php?page=detail&num=7591 S&KOH] demo, he demonstrated that CPC could move 2 huge bobs (spheres) vertically (each bobs being huge sprites with a width of half the screen). But it was not enough, the main part featured a fantastic hardware scroller, some Logon logos moving in front of a fixed background, and, most impressive, a wonderful bitmap displayed using a roll with variations.

===BEST OF THE BEASTS===

[[File:FaceHuggerUltimateMegademo.png]]

[[Ultimate_Megademo|Face Hugger Ultimate Megademo]]

I think that, but this is only my personal point of view, the best demo for now is the [http://www.cpc-power.com/index.php?page=detail&num=7548 Face Hugger Ultimate Megademo]. You may think this is the one displaying the maximum of hardware scrollers at same time, or that it features tons of sampled musics... well, actually not. But we would never figured out that CPC was able to manage true 3D. Not 3D with simple dots, but some real complex objects using vector-balls, 3D cubes, or ships coming out directly from Stars Wars movie and the likes, and featuring flat triangles (not wireframe)... impressive.

===Credits===

Written in French by Slash/Logon System

Translated to English by [http://www.norecess.net NoRecess/Condense]

Submitted by Arnoldemu

History of CPC Demos

2017-06-22T11:12:59Z

Ygdrazil: /* GERMANY, A PRECURSOR */ JLCS is not german but danish

==The history of CPC Demos==

===Foreword by NoRecess===

As a teenager living in France during the nineties, I was naturally reading local press dedicated to the Amstrad CPC. One magazine in particular, Amstrad Cent Pour Cent, had huge impacts on me at the time. Things were presented unlike any other magazines : it was entertaining to read with its open-minded approach to talk about everything dealing with CPC. More especially issue 47, that presented an article dealing with the history of CPC demos - from the very first demo to the date of article release - 1993.

==Amstrad Cent Pour Cent issue 47 Article==

Below content originally written by Slash/Logon System in 1993 and published in issue 47 of [[Amstrad Cent Pour Cent]], translated to English by [[NoRecess]].

Demos have been, for years, the ultimate weapons of skilled programmers. To be recognized within the CPC world, sometimes the only thing to do is to create a single but killer demo. For newcomers in the computing world, I precise that a demo is a program that basically does nothing, excepted the fact to visually impress you. The more technical tricks are involved, the greater impacts on the demo-watcher. Basically, demos's aim is to glorify a particular member of the demo-scene, or a complete demo-group.

We selected, through this article, a representative sample of this wonderful world. Please also note that most of those demos are available on http://www.cpc-power.com and http://www.pouet.net.

===GERMANY, A PRECURSOR===

[[File:MCSDemo3.png]]

Everything started in Germany with MCS and his [http://www.cpc-power.com/index.php?page=detail&num=8078 MCS Demos], that raised up big interest for many people. After some spheres that went up and down through the screen while modifying background's content (a judicious color-cycling effect), we then had a huge bouncing MCS logo in a later part. As you may realize it, it was already not that bad for the time, and he did much better in the following productions. We had, for the really first time on CPC, effects made of rasters. Of course, nowadays nothing is extraordinary about this, but at the time - it was completely amazing to get more that 16 colors in a logo !

MCS did many more demos that, to be honest, did not give anything new to show. At the same time of MCS's glory, a Danish demo-maker, [[JLCS]], showed us other CPC abilities, with an impressive usage of CRTC's register 2 that allows to a logo, if well designed, to give the feeling to be floating through the air.

===THE FRENCH'S WAKE-UP===

[[File:RedTKCDemo.png]]

True fact : the first ones involved with demos were the Germans.

But Frenchies, even if they usually don't have any original ideas, they do not hesitate to catch the bandwagon and invest working hard to improve themselves.

First honorable demos were the ones of Fred Crazy and Dr TKC. Together, they designed some nice gems for the time. Their last co-creation was Fred-TKC Demo (original article had a typo: Red-TKC demo). That one put on the table some new technics we could never be aware of (at the time on our machines). In this demo, Dr TKC did an horizontal hardware scroller ! It was quite fast (2 bytes per VBL) but had the merit to be one of the first.

It's kind of sad that Dr TKC left off the CPC after that, because his work presaged a new era inside the French demoscene.

===LONGSHOT'S INVOLVEMENT===

[[File:Revolog.png]]

Another fanatic of hardware scrollers was Longshot. In his Longshot Demo, we had a wonderful horizontal hardware scroller, with a font transferred from PC. This demo was only a warming-up, but his [http://www.cpc-power.com/index.php?page=detail&num=7799 Revolog] demo was, in its time, a true revolution since it consisted of, get ready, a horizontal hardware scroller, a vertical one, a PC font, horizontal rasters (including split-rasters), with also a music transferred from Atari ST !

Let's note our friend Longshot introduced ST tunes conversion to CPC, but not only that. Before the Longshot Demo and Revolog, and times before Titus with [[Crazy Cars 2]] game's intro, he did use an enlarged screen (technic called overscan) in one of his demos. It's funny to note that overscan, so simple to implement with our poorly-featured Amstrad CPC, is so complex to implement on Atari ST, despite the fact of being a 16 bits computer.

===DRINKING WITH THE MALIBUS===

[[File:MalibuDemo4.png]]

At the same time of Longshot's early work (we can not yet consider Logon System as a team, since it was made of a unique member then - like everyone else !), the Malibus Crackers demos were released. Even if their work was not that impressive regarding the other demo-groups of the time, they acquired a privileged status thanks to their [http://www.cpc-power.com/index.php?page=detail&num=8209 Malibu Demo 4] demo (Naminu, main programmer of the group, joined Logon System few times after). In this demo, we had the opportunity to discover an overscan-formatted screen with a scroller moving through all the screen, that made also use of another parallax scroller, the whole thing enhanced with multiple video modes on same unique screen, and so on..

===FEFESSE (RIP)===
[[File:YaoDemo.png]]
Yaoooo Demo by Fefesse

Still at the same time, an other programmer made a name of himself: Fefesse. His first very interesting demo was a demo with a sinus scroll. It's easy to state that his programming skills were still weak, since the demo was slowing down when music was switched on (that said, we are remained friends). I admit most of the persons fall in love when watching his gem (Robby will not clam the reverse thing, he was never tired to listen musics in the demo !). After this initial work, other productions followed, and notably the famous Yao Demo. This demo featured balls moving on top of a perspective chessboard with both hardware vertical and horizontal scrollers, everything tied into same screen ! Since the beginning on this article, I did not mention content of scrollers in demos, but for the Yao I will make a quick exception : this one started a conflict between Fefesse and Longshot (almost as destructive as the one that will later oppose the Frenches versus Germans). Of course, it all about kidding, but it's funny to realize how a pea can suddenly grow up as a soccer ball !

===MISC STUFF===

[[File:TrashDemo.png]]

Krad'os Crackers - Trash Demo

We just can't ignore another pioneer of the demo on CPC : the GPA team. While their demos were not cutting-edge for the time, they made a Mad Sinus Scroller that was able to work on a stock 64Kb CPC machine, while the one of P007 was only able to work with 128Kb.

Also, the Krad'os Crackers proposed, with the Trash Demo, a gem with fantastic graphics. M. Zebigboss (the visual artist of the group) realized splendid mad-balls. The programming-side was also very good, since Mister Plus implemented the demo in overscan, with a scrolling in mode 0, a writer in mode 2 using plenty of rasters inside.

===FINLAND JOINED THE COMMUNITY===

[[File:Remix1ByNWC.png]]

[http://www.cpc-power.com/index.php?page=detail&num=7589 Remix demo] by N.W.C

At this time, the 2 main challengers in the course of the best demo were France and Germany. But Finland entered the challenge too and actually represented a terrific player. NWC (New Way Cracking) did, before everyone else, a demo that was (in my opinion) THE demo on CPC. It proposed a remix of the best CPC musics.

On top of that, he filled the whole screen with tons of fantastic rasters, and impressed people with an hardware horizontal scroller (once again, before anyone else - but I can't prove it, since announced dates looks a little bit unrealistic).

===SWEET FRANCE===

[[File:AmazingDemo.png]]

The Amazing Demo by Logon System

Let's get back to France. I was mentioning above the time where Naminu left Malibu Crackers to join Logon System. The result of this association was a true revolution for the time : The Amazing Demo was born. This one, that was filling a complete side of a 3" disc, was presenting things completely new for the CPC. We were in front of full-featured hardware demos, with tens of scrollers in all directions, but also (and that was truly amazing) a music transferred from Atari ST (ok, I know, Longshot already did it before, but waaaiiiittt the best is coming !) that was using true samples for the really first time. While the CPC's sound processor was playing the music, the CPC was also playing samples from times to times. Nowadays, this becomes a usual thing since some German coders did the same by using samples to simulate a battery (the so-called digidrums !).

===INCREDIBLE NEWS===

I recently heard an Amiga music on CPC. Yep, you read it right. Amiga. You should be thinking Logon System did it, or some German guys... all wrong ! CJC from CCC did this exploit before anyone else. This fanzine maker succeeded in what most of famous groups were about to complete (according to what those groups were claiming). But CJC did it first, too sad for them.

===A TERRIFIC FOLLOW-UP===

[[File:TerrificDemo.png]]

Then [http://www.cpc-power.com/index.php?page=detail&num=8746 The Demo] got released. No need to describe it anymore, since it has been largely exposed at the time by all writers of this magazine (it's true fact they received a tiny gift from Logon System for good reviews...).

After that, Terrific Demo was born, made by a bunch of inspired German people: Thriller, BSC, MCS, Whee... a killer team, to round up the thing. This mega-demo added some interesting ideas. For example, menu was not a text pointing to a part, but a small labyrinth where the user had to move inside and find doors corresponding to a dedicated part. Also on the topic of good ideas, Whee created a very great part (to me, the best one of this demo) that, while playing a self-made music with digidrums, was displaying a giant horizontal scroller with tons of rasters inside. As shown in the above member-list, an uninspired MCS was also participating to the demo.

===POUM'S PREFERRED DEMO===

[[File:ParadiseDemo.png]]

[[Paradise_Demo|Paradise Demo]]

Another megademo that made itself a name was [http://www.cpc-power.com/index.php?page=detail&num=7910 Paradise Demo] from Paradox. This demo showed us a new side of demo-making. It proved that, without being gods of programming, it was possible to create something very interesting.

It contained a menu, made by Gozeur, that was looking more like running simulation than a simple menu. To select a part, we had to move a knight that was moving through a medieval set (all using hardware scrolling). Also, parts reached interesting level. I particularly enjoyed the one called Pix Time, that showed a square made of dots (pixels) moving in 3D (all axes). Another gem was the one called Artificial Paradise from Syntax Error (GPA). This part featured a sinus scroller, as also a wonderful scroll following a circle path. It worth to mention that some parts were highly inspired by other demos (the giant vertical scroller looks like the one from Fred Crazy in The Demo)... but who can claim to discover everything ?

===GERMANY BEING BACK ON TRACK===

Another impressive demo was [http://www.cpc-power.com/index.php?page=detail&num=7714 KKB First], a German demo made of two parts. The first one, which is actually just an introduction, features overscan, with tons of synchronized rasters, with a pleasant music. But actually, the interest remains in the second part. It features an impressive number of scrollings, rasters and music. Everything fitting in only 64Kb of memory. It was very good-looking, which is usually not a standard with German demos (as for the technical side of things, sadly).

===ECSTASY HAS A NAME===

[[File:S&KOH.png]]

[[S%26KOH|S&KOH]] by Logon System

Another living god gave us light and showed things like never before : Overflow from Logon System, of course. He created one of the most revolutionary hardware techniques on CPC. With his [http://www.cpc-power.com/index.php?page=detail&num=7591 S&KOH] demo, he demonstrated that CPC could move 2 huge bobs (spheres) vertically (each bobs being huge sprites with a width of half the screen). But it was not enough, the main part featured a fantastic hardware scroller, some Logon logos moving in front of a fixed background, and, most impressive, a wonderful bitmap displayed using a roll with variations.

===BEST OF THE BEASTS===

[[File:FaceHuggerUltimateMegademo.png]]

[[Ultimate_Megademo|Face Hugger Ultimate Megademo]]

I think that, but this is only my personal point of view, the best demo for now is the [http://www.cpc-power.com/index.php?page=detail&num=7548 Face Hugger Ultimate Megademo]. You may think this is the one displaying the maximum of hardware scrollers at same time, or that it features tons of sampled musics... well, actually not. But we would never figured out that CPC was able to manage true 3D. Not 3D with simple dots, but some real complex objects using vector-balls, 3D cubes, or ships coming out directly from Stars Wars movie and the likes, and featuring flat triangles (not wireframe)... impressive.

===Credits===

Written in French by Slash/Logon System

Translated to English by [http://www.norecess.net NoRecess/Condense]

Submitted by Arnoldemu

Kempston Mouse

2015-09-29T07:37:02Z

Ygdrazil: Added category

This mouse is supported by [[The OCP Art Studio]], [[The Advanced OCP Art Studio]] and [[Carrier Command]].

== Pictures ==

<gallery caption="Kempston Mouse Interface">
Image:KempstonMouseInterfaceTop.jpg|Back (showing mouse connector) - faces away from CPC
Image:KempstonMouseInterfaceBottom.jpg|Front (showing edge connector) - faces CPC
Image:KempstonMouseInterfaceSide1.jpg|Side
Image:KempstonMouseInterfaceSide2.jpg|Other side
Image:KempstonMouseInterfaceAbove.jpg|From above
Image:KempstonMouseInterfaceUnder.jpg|From below
Image:KempstonMousePCBTop.jpg|PCB (joystick connector side)
Image:KempstonMousePCBUnder.jpg|PCB (edge connector side)
</gallery>

<gallery caption="Kempston compatible mouse">
Image:KempstonMouse.jpg|Kempston Mouse
Image:KempstonMouseUnder.jpg|Kempston Mouse (under)
</gallery>

== Technical ==

The interface described here was loaned to arnoldemu by yoshi.doshi.

PCB has a 50-way edge connector. There is no through connector. The mouse connects via a 9-pin female D-sub (standard joystick socket) which is on the PCB.

The board is labelled "(C) KEMPSTON MICRO AMSTRAD MOUSE I/F" and "ISS B".

The ICs are labelled and are:

IC1 DM74LS00N QUAD 2-INPUT NAND
IC2 DM74LS191N SYNCHRONOUS UP/DOWN COUNTERS WITH DOWN/UP MODE CONTROL (4-bit binary counter)
IC3 DM74LS191N SYNCHRONOUS UP/DOWN COUNTERS WITH DOWN/UP MODE CONTROL (4-bit binary counter)
IC4 74LS125APC QUAD 3-STATE BUFFER
IC5 DM74LS191N SYNCHRONOUS UP/DOWN COUNTERS WITH DOWN/UP MODE CONTROL (4-bit binary counter)
IC6 DM74LS191N SYNCHRONOUS UP/DOWN COUNTERS WITH DOWN/UP MODE CONTROL (4-bit binary counter)
IC7 DM74LS138N 1-OF-8 DECODER/DEMULTIPLEXER
IC8 DM74LS257BN 3-STATE QUAD 2-DATA SELECTORS/MULTIPLEXERS
IC9 DM74LS257BN 3-STATE QUAD 2-DATA SELECTORS/MULTIPLEXERS

The mouse that comes with the interface has 2 buttons. It is a ball mouse. Unknown brand.
Green label reads "Q.C. PASSED. MADE IN TAIWAN. R. O. C.". Mouse has 9-pin DIN like a joystick. Unknown if compatible with Atari ST or Amiga or neither.

The schematics and PCB are 90% the same as the Spectrum's. They differ in the port decoding.

Port decoding to be confirmed.

FBEE is xxxx x0x1 xxx0 xxx0
FBEF is xxxx x0x1 xxx0 xxx1
FAEF is xxxx x0x0 xxx0 xxxx

In Spectrum interface A10 chooses X,Y. On CPC interface A0 chooses X,Y.
In Spectrum interface A8 chooses buttons or directions. On CPC interface A8 also
chooses this.

Number of mouse buttons supported to be confirmed.

Position:
Port FBEEh READ: Kempston Mouse 8 bit X position
Port FBEFh READ: Kempston Mouse 8 bit Y position
Note: The position values aren't reset after reading.
To calculated the distance since last read:
dist=new-old, old=new
whereas,
dist=00h : no move
dist=+01h..+7Fh moved right/up
dist=-01h..-80h moved left/down

Buttons:
Port FAEFh READ: Kempston Mouse Buttons
bit 0: Left Button (active low)
bit 1: Right Button (active low)
bit 2..7: unknown

== Review (German) ==

From an article about the "Amstrad Consumer Show" in German magazine "Happy Computer 12/1986":

* "Bewundern Sie auch die Maussteuerung eines Atari ST oder eines Schneider PC? Bei Kempston gibt es für 69,95 Pfund auch für Ihren CPC oder Joyce so eine komfortable Benutzeroberfläche. Die Maus entspricht dabei völlig dem Standard mit zwei unabhängigen Tasten. Das mitgelieferte Desktop-Programm braucht sich vor den Brüdern auf 16-Bit-Computern nicht zu verstecken."

== Get mouse position on screen ==

Calculating the mouse position from the information given on the Kempston mouse ports is easy.

We will proceed in 2 steps:
1. Calculate mouse pointer location on a virtual screen that has a 640*400 resolution.
2. Translate position from the virtual screen to the current CPC screen mode.

Here is the algorithm in pseudo-code:
// initMouse initializes variables and centers the mouse pointer on screen
function initMouse() {
maxX = 639;
maxY = 399;
// centering the mouse pointer on the screen
virtualX = maxX >> 1; // virtualX = maxX/2
virtualY = maxY >> 1; // virtualY = maxY/2
// store raw mouse values
oldX = inp(&FBEE);
oldY = inp(&FBEF);
// get mouse pointer position
refreshMouse();
}

// refreshMouse has to be called before you redraw the mouse pointer (and ideally on every frame)
function refreshMouse() {
// get raw mouse values
rawX = inp(&FBEE);
rawY = inp(&FBEF);
// get the relative mouse displacement since last call
deltaX = rawX - oldX;
deltaY = rawY - oldY;
// store raw mouse values
oldX = rawX;
oldY = rawY;
// calculate new unclipped virtual position
virtualX = virtualX + deltaX;
virtualY = virtualY - deltaY; // Kempston mouse Y-axis is inverted compared to screen coordinates!
// perform clipping
if (virtualX < 0) then virtualX = 0;
else if (virtualX > maxX) then virtualX = maxX;
if (virtualY < 0) then virtualY = 0;
else if (virtualY > maxY) then virtualY = maxY;
// now we translate position from the virtual screen to the current CPC screen mode
mouseY = virtualY >> 1; // mouseY = virtualY/2
if (mode2) then mouseX = virtualX;
else if (mode1) then mouseX = virtualX >> 1; // mouseX = virtualX/2
else if (mode0) then mouseX = virtualX >> 2; // mouseX = virtualX/4
}

[[Category:Peripherals]][[Category:Input Device]]

Dk'tronics Mouse Interface

2015-09-29T07:24:47Z

Ygdrazil: /* Added two

A mouse interface for the CPC.
Manufactured by the British company called [[Dk'tronics]]

== Pictures ==

<gallery caption="dk'tronics CPC464/664 mouse interface">
Image:Dkmouse1.jpg|Smaller interface
Image:Dkmouse2.jpg|Smaller interface (writing)
Image:Dkmouse3.jpg|Smaller interface (edge connector)
Image:Dkmouse4.jpg|Smaller interface (mouse connector)
Image:Dkmouse5.jpg|Smaller interface (pcb under)
Image:Dkmouse6.jpg|Smaller interface (pcb top)
</gallery>

<gallery caption="dk'tronics CPC6128 mouse interface">
Image:Dktronics mouse interface 1.jpg|Top View
Image:Dktronics mouse interface 2.jpg|Side View
Image:MouseInterface_Front.jpg|Front
Image:MouseInterface_Back.jpg|Back
Image:MouseInterface_Top.jpg|Top
Image:MouseInterface_Side.jpg|Side
Image:MouseInterface_PCB_Top.jpg|PCB Top
Image:MouseInterface_PCB_Bottom.jpg|PCB Bottom
</gallery>

<gallery caption="dk'tronics compatible mouse">
Image:Genmouse1.jpg|Genius Mouse
Image:Genmouse2.jpg|Genius Mouse (under)
</gallery>

== Technical ==

The interface can be used with a [[Genius_mouse|Genius bus mouse]].

The following information relates to the smaller Dk'tronics Mouse interface which is designed for the CPC464. The interface casing is designed to fit the case of the cpc464.

Looking at the pictures, the larger mouse interface pcb has "Amstard CPC6128 Mouse" written on it, while the smaller one appears to read "CPC464 Mouse".

Holding the PCB so that the mouse port is to the top-right, the following, which is not easy to see from the photos, is written on the PCB:

1. Upper left says "DATEL"
2. Lower middle says "CPC464 MOUSE 5/89" (The 5 is not legible, could be a 6)
3. To the right side are 6 connection points. From to bottom these are labelled 0 (or 8 not easy to see), 4, 3, 2, 1, 6.

The following components are inside interface:
1 ST T74LS367AB - 6bit (2bit+4bit) 3-state noninverting buffer/line driver
2 TOSHIBA TC4013BP - Dual D flip-flop with set and reset
1 TOSHIBA TC4047BP - Low-power astable/monostable multivibrator with oscillator output
3 resistors (two on component side, one on solder side)
1 Electrolytic capacitor - 1uF
1 Ceramic capacitor - 22pF

The PCB has one 9-pin joystick connector for mouse, and a lead with another 9-pin connector for CPC's joystick port.
The interface connects to the back of the CPC. It is claimed this is only necessary for 5V power but this is not confirmed.

This interface is compatible with the [[AMX Mouse]]. It reports mouse movements through joystick directions in the same way and uses the same method to read the mouse. The interface, however, only supports a single fire/mouse button.

Like the [[AMX Mouse]] it doesn't appear to suffer from keyboard clash and reports nothing for joystick 2. Pressing the right button on my Genius mouse does nothing, pressing the left button is the same as fire 1.

== Schematic ==

* None yet exists... (?)

== Software / Download ==

* None yet exists... (?)

== Manual ==

* None yet exists... (?)

[[Category:Input Device]] [[Category:Peripherals]]

Dk'tronics Mouse Interface

2015-09-28T10:35:43Z

Ygdrazil:

A mouse interface for the CPC.
Manufactured by the British company called [[Dk'tronics]]

== Pictures ==

<gallery caption="dk'tronics CPC464/664 mouse interface">
Image:Dkmouse1.jpg|Smaller interface
Image:Dkmouse2.jpg|Smaller interface (writing)
Image:Dkmouse3.jpg|Smaller interface (edge connector)
Image:Dkmouse4.jpg|Smaller interface (mouse connector)
Image:Dkmouse5.jpg|Smaller interface (pcb under)
Image:Dkmouse6.jpg|Smaller interface (pcb top)
</gallery>

<gallery caption="dk'tronics CPC6128 mouse interface">
Image:Dktronics mouse interface 1.jpg|Top View
Image:Dktronics mouse interface 2.jpg|Side View
Image:MouseInterface_Front.jpg|Front
Image:MouseInterface_Back.jpg|Back
Image:MouseInterface_Top.jpg|Top
Image:MouseInterface_Side.jpg|Side
Image:MouseInterface_PCB_Top.jpg|PCB Top
Image:MouseInterface_PCB_Bottom.jpg|PCB Bottom
</gallery>

<gallery caption="dk'tronics compatible mouse">
Image:Genmouse1.jpg|Genius Mouse
Image:Genmouse2.jpg|Genius Mouse (under)
</gallery>

== Technical ==

The interface can be used with a [[Genius_mouse|Genius bus mouse]].

The following information relates to the smaller Dk'tronics Mouse interface which is designed for the CPC464. The interface casing is designed to fit the case of the cpc464.

Looking at the pictures, the larger mouse interface pcb has "Amstard CPC6128 Mouse" written on it, while the smaller one appears to read "CPC464 Mouse".

Holding the PCB so that the mouse port is to the top-right, the following, which is not easy to see from the photos, is written on the PCB:

1. Upper left says "DATEL"
2. Lower middle says "CPC464 MOUSE 5/89" (The 5 is not legible, could be a 6)
3. To the right side are 6 connection points. From to bottom these are labelled 0 (or 8 not easy to see), 4, 3, 2, 1, 6.

The following components are inside interface:
1 ST T74LS367AB - 6bit (2bit+4bit) 3-state noninverting buffer/line driver
2 TOSHIBA TC4013BP - Dual D flip-flop with set and reset
1 TOSHIBA TC4047BP - Low-power astable/monostable multivibrator with oscillator output
3 resistors (two on component side, one on solder side)
1 capacitor (22 pF)

The PCB has one 9-pin joystick connector for mouse, and a lead with another 9-pin connector for CPC's joystick port.
The interface connects to the back of the CPC. It is claimed this is only necessary for 5V power but this is not confirmed.

This interface is compatible with the [[AMX Mouse]]. It reports mouse movements through joystick directions in the same way and uses the same method to read the mouse. The interface, however, only supports a single fire/mouse button.

Like the [[AMX Mouse]] it doesn't appear to suffer from keyboard clash and reports nothing for joystick 2. Pressing the right button on my Genius mouse does nothing, pressing the left button is the same as fire 1.

== Schematic ==

* None yet exists... (?)

== Software / Download ==

* None yet exists... (?)

== Manual ==

* None yet exists... (?)

[[Category:Input Device]] [[Category:Peripherals]]

Dk'tronics Mouse Interface

2015-09-28T10:32:52Z

Ygdrazil:

A mouse interface for the CPC.
Manufactured by the British company called [[Dk'tronics]]

== Pictures ==

<gallery caption="dk'tronics CPC464/664 mouse interface">
Image:Dkmouse1.jpg|Smaller interface
Image:Dkmouse2.jpg|Smaller interface (writing)
Image:Dkmouse3.jpg|Smaller interface (edge connector)
Image:Dkmouse4.jpg|Smaller interface (mouse connector)
Image:Dkmouse5.jpg|Smaller interface (pcb under)
Image:Dkmouse6.jpg|Smaller interface (pcb top)
</gallery>

<gallery caption="dk'tronics CPC6128 mouse interface">
Image:Dktronics mouse interface 1.jpg|Top View
Image:Dktronics mouse interface 2.jpg|Side View
Image:MouseInterface_Front.jpg|Front
Image:MouseInterface_Back.jpg|Back
Image:MouseInterface_Top.jpg|Top
Image:MouseInterface_Side.jpg|Side
Image:MouseInterface_PCB_Top.jpg|PCB Top
Image:MouseInterface_PCB_Bottom.jpg|PCB Bottom
</gallery>

<gallery caption="dk'tronics compatible mouse">
Image:Genmouse1.jpg|Genius Mouse
Image:Genmouse2.jpg|Genius Mouse (under)
</gallery>

== Technical ==

The interface can be used with a [[Genius_mouse|Genius bus mouse]].

The following information relates to the smaller Dk'tronics Mouse interface which is designed for the CPC464. The interface casing is designed to fit the case of the cpc464.

Looking at the pictures, the larger mouse interface pcb has "Amstard CPC6128 Mouse" written on it, while the smaller one appears to read "CPC464 Mouse".

Holding the PCB so that the mouse port is to the top-right, the following, which is not easy to see from the photos, is written on the PCB:

1. Upper left says "DATEL"
2. Lower middle says "CPC464 MOUSE 5/89" (The 5 is not legible, could be a 6)
3. To the right side are 6 connection points. From to bottom these are labelled 0 (or 8 not easy to see), 4, 3, 2, 1, 6.

The following components are inside interface:
1 ST T74LS367AB - 6bit (2bit+4bit) 3-state noninverting buffer/line driver
2 TOSHIBA TC4013BP - Dual D flip-flop with set and reset
1 TOSHIBA TC4047BP - Low-power astable/monostable multivibrator with oscillator output
3 resistors (two on component side, one on solder side)
1 capacitor (22 uF)

The PCB has one 9-pin joystick connector for mouse, and a lead with another 9-pin connector for CPC's joystick port.
The interface connects to the back of the CPC. It is claimed this is only necessary for 5V power but this is not confirmed.

This interface is compatible with the [[AMX Mouse]]. It reports mouse movements through joystick directions in the same way and uses the same method to read the mouse. The interface, however, only supports a single fire/mouse button.

Like the [[AMX Mouse]] it doesn't appear to suffer from keyboard clash and reports nothing for joystick 2. Pressing the right button on my Genius mouse does nothing, pressing the left button is the same as fire 1.

== Schematic ==

* None yet exists... (?)

== Software / Download ==

* None yet exists... (?)

== Manual ==

* None yet exists... (?)

[[Category:Input Device]] [[Category:Peripherals]]

Dk'tronics Mouse Interface

2015-09-28T10:31:57Z

Ygdrazil: /* Technical */

A mouse interface for the CPC.
Manufactured by the British company called [[Dk'tronics]]

== Pictures ==

<gallery caption="dk'tronics CPC464/664 mouse interface">
Image:Dkmouse1.jpg|Smaller interface
Image:Dkmouse2.jpg|Smaller interface (writing)
Image:Dkmouse3.jpg|Smaller interface (edge connector)
Image:Dkmouse4.jpg|Smaller interface (mouse connector)
Image:Dkmouse5.jpg|Smaller interface (pcb under)
Image:Dkmouse6.jpg|Smaller interface (pcb top)
</gallery>

<gallery caption="dk'tronics CPC6128 mouse interface">
Image:Dktronics mouse interface 1.jpg|Top View
Image:Dktronics mouse interface 2.jpg|Side View
Image:MouseInterface_Front.jpg|Front
Image:MouseInterface_Back.jpg|Back
Image:MouseInterface_Top.jpg|Top
Image:MouseInterface_Side.jpg|Side
Image:MouseInterface_PCB_Top.jpg|PCB Top
Image:MouseInterface_PCB_Bottom.jpg|PCB Bottom
</gallery>

<gallery caption="dk'tronics compatible mouse">
Image:Genmouse1.jpg|Genius Mouse
Image:Genmouse2.jpg|Genius Mouse (under)
</gallery>

== Technical ==

The interface can be used with a [[Genius_mouse|Genius bus mouse]].

The following information relates to the smaller Dk'tronics Mouse interface which is designed for the CPC464. The interface casing is designed to fit the case of the cpc464.

Looking at the pictures, the larger mouse interface pcb has "Amstard CPC6128 Mouse" written on it, while the smaller one appears to read "CPC464 Mouse".

Holding the PCB so that the mouse port is to the top-right, the following, which is not easy to see from the photos, is written on the PCB:

1. Upper left says "DATEL"
2. Lower middle says "CPC464 MOUSE 5/89" (The 5 is not legible, could be a 6)
3. To the right side are 6 connection points. From to bottom these are labelled 0 (or 8 not easy to see), 4, 3, 2, 1, 6.

The following components are inside interface:
1 ST T74LS367AB - 6bit (2bit+4bit) 3-state noninverting buffer/line driver
2 TOSHIBA TC4013BP - Dual D flip-flop with set and reset
1 TOSHIBA TC4047BP - Low-power astable/monostable multivibrator with oscillator output
3 resistors (two on component side, one on solder side)
1 capacitor (22 uF)

The PCB has one 9-pin joystick connector for mouse, and a lead with another 9-pin connector for CPC's joystick port.
The interface connects to the back of the CPC. It is claimed this is only necessary for 5V power but this is not confirmed.

This interface is compatible with the [[AMX Mouse]]. It reports mouse movements through joystick directions in the same way and uses the same method to read the mouse. The interface, however, only supports a single fire/mouse button.

Like the [[AMX Mouse]] it doesn't appear to suffer from keyboard clash and reports nothing for joystick 2. Pressing the right button on my Genius mouse does nothing, pressing the left button is the same as fire 1.

== Software / Download ==

* None yet exists... (?)

== Manual ==

* None yet exists... (?)

[[Category:Input Device]] [[Category:Peripherals]]

HiSoft C

2015-05-13T08:20:44Z

Ygdrazil:

'''Hisoft C''' is obviously a C compiler by the British company [[Hisoft]]. Editor ED80 included.

== Covers ==

<gallery caption="HiSoft C (Old Version)">

Image:Hisoft C Cover (Old Version).jpg|Cover

</gallery>

<gallery caption="HiSoft C (New Version)">

Image:Hisoft C Cover (New Version).jpg|Cover

</gallery>

== Disc ==

<gallery caption="HiSoft C">

Image:Hisoft C Disc - side B.jpg|Side B
Image:Hisoft C Disc - side A.jpg|Side A

</gallery>

== Download ==

* [[Media:Hisoft C.zip|Hisoft C (Hisoft).zip]] (DSK for Emulators)
<gallery caption="HiSoft C Manual">
Image:HISOFT C (A).jpg|Chapter 0 cover
Image:HISOFT C (B).jpg|Chapter 0 back
Image:HISOFT C Chapter0 (i).jpg|Contents 1
Image:HISOFT C Chapter0 (ii).jpg|Contents 2
Image:HISOFT C Chapter0 (ii).jpg|Contents 3
Image:HISOFT C Chapter0 (iv).jpg|Contents 4
Image:HISOFT C Chapter0 (v).jpg|Contents 5
Image:HISOFT C Chapter0 (vi).jpg|Contents 6
Image:HISOFT C Chapter0 (vii).jpg|Contents 7
Image:HISOFT C Chapter0 (viii).jpg|Contents 8
Image:HISOFT C Chapter1 1.jpg|Chap 1, Page 1
Image:HISOFT C Chapter1 2.jpg|Chap 1, Page 2
Image:HISOFT C Chapter1 3.jpg|Chap 1, Page 3
Image:HISOFT C Chapter1 4.jpg|Chap 1, Page 4
Image:HISOFT C Chapter1 5.jpg|Chap 1, Page 5
Image:HISOFT C Chapter1 6.jpg|Chap 1, Page 6
Image:HISOFT C Chapter1 7.jpg|Chap 1, Page 7
Image:HISOFT C Chapter1 8.jpg|Chap 1, Page 8
Image:HISOFT C Chapter1 9.jpg|Chap 1, Page 9
Image:HISOFT C Chapter1 10.jpg|Chap 1, Page 10
Image:HISOFT C Chapter1 11.jpg|Chap 1, Page 11
Image:HISOFT C Chapter1 12.jpg|Chap 1, Page 12
Image:HISOFT C Chapter1 13.jpg|Chap 1, Page 13
Image:HISOFT C Chapter1 14.jpg|Chap 1, Page 14
Image:HISOFT C Chapter1 15.jpg|Chap 1, Page 15
Image:HISOFT C Chapter1 16.jpg|Chap 1, Page 16
Image:HISOFT C Chapter2 cover A.jpg|Chap 2, Cover
Image:HISOFT C Chapter2 cover B.jpg|Chap 2, Cover
Image:HISOFT C Chapter2 17.jpg|Chap 2, Page 17
Image:HISOFT C Chapter2 18.jpg|Chap 2, Page 18
Image:HISOFT C Chapter2 19.jpg|Chap 2, Page 19
Image:HISOFT C Chapter2 20.jpg|Chap 2, Page 20
Image:HISOFT C Chapter2 21.jpg|Chap 2, Page 21
Image:HISOFT C Chapter2 22.jpg|Chap 2, Page 22
Image:HISOFT C Chapter2 23.jpg|Chap 2, Page 23
Image:HISOFT C Chapter2 24.jpg|Chap 2, Page 24
Image:HISOFT C Chapter2 25.jpg|Chap 2, Page 25
Image:HISOFT C Chapter2 26.jpg|Chap 2, Page 26

Image:HISOFT C Chapter3 27.jpg|Chap 3, Page 27
Image:HISOFT C Chapter3 28.jpg|Chap 3, Page 28
Image:HISOFT C Chapter3 29.jpg|Chap 3, Page 29
Image:HISOFT C Chapter3 30.jpg|Chap 3, Page 30
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Image:HISOFT C Chapter3 40.jpg|Chap 3, Page 40
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Image:HISOFT C Chapter3 50.jpg|Chap 3, Page 50
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Image:HISOFT C Chapter3 60.jpg|Chap 3, Page 60
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Image:HISOFT C Chapter3 62.jpg|Chap 3, Page 62
Image:HISOFT C Chapter3 63.jpg|Chap 3, Page 63
Image:HISOFT C Chapter3 64.jpg|Chap 3, Page 64
Image:HISOFT C Chapter3 65.jpg|Chap 3, Page 65
Image:HISOFT C Chapter3 66.jpg|Chap 3, Page 66
Image:HISOFT C Chapter3 67.jpg|Chap 3, Page 67
Image:HISOFT C Chapter3 68.jpg|Chap 3, Page 68
Image:HISOFT C Chapter3 69.jpg|Chap 3, Page 69

Image:HISOFT C Chapter3 70.jpg|Chap 3, Page 70
Image:HISOFT C Chapter3 71.jpg|Chap 3, Page 71
Image:HISOFT C Chapter3 72.jpg|Chap 3, Page 72
Image:HISOFT C Chapter3 73.jpg|Chap 3, Page 73
Image:HISOFT C Chapter3 74.jpg|Chap 3, Page 74
Image:HISOFT C Chapter 4 75.jpg|Chap 4, Page 75
Image:HISOFT C Chapter 4 76.jpg|Chap 4, Page 76
Image:HISOFT C Chapter 4 77.jpg|Chap 4, Page 77
Image:HISOFT C Chapter 4 78.jpg|Chap 4, Page 78
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Image:HISOFT C Chapter 4 80.jpg|Chap 4, Page 80
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Image:HISOFT C Chapter 4 86.jpg|Chap 4, Page 86
Image:HISOFT C Chapter 4 87.jpg|Chap 4, Page 87
Image:HISOFT C Chapter 4 88.jpg|Chap 4, Page 88
Image:HISOFT C Chapter 5 89.jpg|Chap 5, Page 89

Image:HISOFT C Chapter 5 90.jpg|Chap 5, Page 90
Image:HISOFT C Chapter 5 91.jpg|Chap 5, Page 91
Image:HISOFT C Chapter 5 92.jpg|Chap 5, Page 92
Image:HISOFT C Chapter 5 93.jpg|Chap 5, Page 93
Image:HISOFT C Chapter 5 94.jpg|Chap 5, Page 94
Image:HISOFT C Chapter 5 95.jpg|Chap 5, Page 95
Image:HISOFT C Chapter 5 96.jpg|Chap 5, Page 96
Image:HISOFT C Chapter 5 97.jpg|Chap 5, Page 97
Image:HISOFT C Chapter 5 98.jpg|Chap 4, Page 98
Image:HISOFT C Chapter 5 99.jpg|Chap 5, Page 99

Image:HISOFT C Chapter 5 100.jpg|Chap 5, Page 100
Image:HISOFT C Chapter 5 101.jpg|Chap 5, Page 101
Image:HISOFT C Chapter 5 102.jpg|Chap 5, Page 102
Image:HISOFT C Chapter 5 103.jpg|Chap 5, Page 103
Image:HISOFT C Chapter 5 104.jpg|Chap 5, Page 104
Image:HISOFT C Chapter 5 105.jpg|Chap 5, Page 105
Image:HISOFT C Chapter 5 106.jpg|Chap 5, Page 106
Image:HISOFT C Chapter 5 107.jpg|Chap 5, Page 107
Image:HISOFT C Chapter 5 108.jpg|Chap 4, Page 108
Image:HISOFT C Chapter 6 109.jpg|Chap 6, Page 109
</gallery>

* [[Media:Hisoft C (Hisoft) Manual.pdf|Hisoft C (Hisoft) Manual]] {{EN}} {{PDF}}

== Links ==

*{{CPCPower|4244}}

[[Category:Programming software]] [[Category:Manual]] [[Category:C]] [[Category:CP/M]]

VDOS

2015-05-13T08:17:08Z

Ygdrazil:

The disc operating system VDOS was developped by the german company [[Vortex]].

It was provided for use with the [[Vortex Disc Drives]] from [[Vortex]] (F1-D, F1-S, F1-X, M1-D, M1-S or M1-X).

VDOS was supplied on an [[EPROM]], and was released in 3 versions:

* VDOS 1.0
* VDOS 2.0
* VDOS 2.11

Further there were German and English versions of this ROMs.

The VDOS ROM also contained a machine language monitor.

VDOS supported as first DOS the Vortex format, which become a standard format later on.

== Manual ==

* [[Media:Vortex_Vdos_2.0_Manual.pdf|Vortex Vdos 2.0 Manual]] (pdf) {{DE}} (also describes how to upgrade from VDOS 1.0 to 2.0)

==Media==

<center><gallery widths=150px>
Image:VDOS-screenshot.JPG|Boot-up VDOS message
Image:VDOS-2.JPG|VDOS external look
Image:VDOS-internal.JPG|Internals photo
</gallery></center>

== Download ==

* [[Media:Vortex10.zip| V-DOS 1.0 ROM]]

* [[Media:Vortex20.zip| V-DOS 2.0 ROM]]

* [[Media:VDOSisPD.pdf| A statement from the german company Vortex Computersysteme GmbH, VDOS is Public Domain]]

== Manual (German) ==

<gallery caption="VDOS 2.0 Manual (German)">
Image:vdos2 frontpage.jpg|Frontpage
Image:vdos2 content.jpg|Contents
Image:vdos2 p1.jpg|Page 1
Image:vdos2 p2.jpg|Page 2
Image:vdos2 p3.jpg|Page 3
Image:vdos2 p4.jpg|Page 4
Image:vdos2 p5.jpg|Page 5
Image:vdos2 p6.jpg|Page 6
Image:vdos2 p7.jpg|Page 7
Image:vdos2 p8.jpg|Page 8
Image:vdos2 p9.jpg|Page 9
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Image:vdos2 p13.jpg|Page 13
Image:vdos2 p14.jpg|Page 14
Image:vdos2 p15.jpg|Page 15
Image:vdos2 p16.jpg|Page 16
Image:vdos2 p17.jpg|Page 17
Image:vdos2 p18.jpg|Page 18
Image:vdos2 p19.jpg|Page 19
Image:vdos2 p20.jpg|Page 20
Image:vdos2 p21.jpg|Page 21
Image:vdos2 p22.jpg|Page 22
Image:vdos2 p23.jpg|Page 23
Image:vdos2 p24.jpg|Page 24
Image:vdos2 p25.jpg|Page 25
Image:vdos2 p26.jpg|Page 26
Image:vdos2 p27.jpg|Page 27
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Image:vdos2 p30.jpg|Page 30
Image:vdos2 p31.jpg|Page 31
Image:vdos2 p32.jpg|Page 32
Image:vdos2 p33.jpg|Page 33
Image:vdos2 erata p1.jpg|Erata page 1
Image:vdos2 erata p2.jpg|Erata page 2
Image:vdos2 erata p3.jpg|Erata page 3
Image:vdos2 erata p4.jpg|Erata page 4
Image:vdos2 erata p5.jpg|Erata page 5
</gallery>

[[Category:Disc Operating System]] [[Category:Expansion ROM]] [[Category:Manual]]

Converted GX4000 Software

2015-05-11T06:37:48Z

Ygdrazil: // More

Games on this page are games converted to CPR format in order to be played on a GX4000 (with e.g. a [[C4CPC]], or by burning an EPROM).

For GX4000 compatibility, they must comply to these rules :

* Auto-Launchable on a GX4000
* Being fully playable from the very beginning to the end (including Hi-Scores) with a Joystick
* Being 64K games.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
! Name
! Year
! Author
! Use Plus Features?
! Description / Comment
! File
|-
||[[3D Grand Prix]]|| 1985 || Amsoft || No || Converted by Phantomz || [[Media:3D_Grand_Prix.cpr | 3D Grand Prix.cpr]]
|-
||[[Airwolf]]|| 1985 || Amsoft || No || Converted by Phantomz || [[Media:Airwolf.cpr | Airwolf.cpr]]
|-
||[[APB|APB - All Points Bulletin]]|| 1989 || Domark || No || Converted by Phantomz || [[Media:APB_-_All_Points_Bulletin.cpr | APB - All Points Bulletin.cpr]]
|-
||[[Anarchy]]|| 1988 || Hewson || No || Converted by CraigsBar || [[Media:Anarchy.cpr | Anarchy.cpr]]
|-
||[[Badlands]]|| 1990 || Domark || No || Converted by Phantomz || [[Media:Badlands.cpr | Badlands.cpr]]
|-
||[[Blue Angel 69]]|| 2010 || [[Kevin_Thacker | Arnoldemu]] ||No|| Converted by [[Kevin_Thacker | Arnoldemu]] || [[Media:Blue_Angel_69.cpr | Blue Angel 69.cpr]]
|-
||[[BoBo]]|| 1988 || Infogrames || No || Converted by dragon || [[Media:BOBO.CPR | BoBo.cpr]]
|-
||[[Bubble Bobble 4 CPC]]|| 2012 || CNGSoft ||No|| Converted by CraigsBar || [[Media:Bubble_Bobble_4_CPC.cpr | Bubble Bobble 4 CPC.cpr]]
|-
||[[Buggy Boy]]|| 1987 || Elite / Tatsumi ||No|| Converted by CraigsBar || [[Media:Buggy_Boy.cpr | Buggy Boy.cpr]]
|-
||[[Cauldron]]|| 1985 || Palace Software || No || Converted by McKlain || [[Media:Cauldron.cpr | Cauldron.cpr]]
|-
||[[Cauldron II]]|| 1986 || Palace Software || No || Converted by McKlain || [[Media:Cauldron_II.cpr | Cauldron II.cpr]]
|-
||[[Crystal Castles]]|| 1986 || U.S.Gold || No || Converted by Phantomz || [[Media:Crystal Castles.cpr | Crystal Castles.cpr]]
|-
||[[Daley Thompson's Decathlon]]|| 1985 || Ocean Software ||No|| Converted by Phantomz || [[Media:Daley Thompson's Decathlon.cpr | Daley Thompson's Decathlon.cpr]]
|-
||[[Daley Thompson's Olympic Challenge]]|| 1988 || Ocean Software ||No|| Converted by Phantomz || [[Media:Daley Thompson's Olympic Challenge.cpr | Daley Thompson's Olympic Challenge.cpr]]
|-
||[[Dan Dare: Pilot Of The Future]]|| 1986 || Virgin Games ||No|| Converted by Phantomz || [[Media:Dan Dare.cpr | Dan Dare.cpr]]
|-
||[[Dan Dare II - Mekons Revenge]]|| 1987 || Virgin Games ||No|| Converted by Phantomz || [[Media:Dan Dare 2.cpr | Dan Dare 2.cpr]]
|-
||[[Dan Dare III - The Escape]]|| 1990 || Virgin Games ||No|| Converted by Phantomz || [[Media:Dan Dare III - The Escape.cpr | Dan Dare III - The Escape.cpr]]
|-
||[[Dizzy|Dizzy - The Ultimate Cartoon Adventure]]|| 1988 || Codemasters Software ||No|| Converted by Phantomz || [[Media:Dizzy - The Ultimate Cartoon Adventure.cpr | Dizzy - The Ultimate Cartoon Adventure.cpr]]
|-
||[[Duct (The)]]|| 1986 || Gremlin Graphics ||No|| Converted by CraigsBar Taken from AA28 Covertape || [[Media:The_Duct.cpr | The Duct.cpr]]
|-
||[[Elevator Action]]|| 1987 || Quicksilva || No || Converted by Phantomz || [[Media:Elevator Action.cpr | Elevator Action.cpr]]
|-
||[[Express Raider]]|| 1987 || U.S.Gold || No || Converted by Phantomz || [[Media:Express Raider.cpr | Express Raider.cpr]]
|-
||[[Feud]]|| 1987 || Bulldog || No || Converted by CraigsBar || [[Media:Feud.cpr | Feud.cpr]]
|-
||[[Ghosts 'n' Goblins]]|| 1986 || Elite Systems || No || Converted by Phantomz|| [[Media:Ghosts 'N' Goblins.cpr |Ghosts 'N' Goblins.cpr]]
|-
||[[Green Beret]]|| 1986 || Ocean Software || No || Converted by Phantomz - Fixed by Johnny Olsen || [[Media:Green Beret.cpr |Green Beret.cpr]]
|-
||[[Hyper Sports]]|| 1985 || Ocean Software ||No|| Converted by Phantomz || [[Media:Hyper Sports.cpr | Hyper Sports.cpr]]
|-
||[[Imaginario Colectivo]]|| 2012 || ESP Soft || No || Converted by McKlain || [[Media:Imaginario Colectivo.cpr | Imaginario Colectivo.cpr]]
|-
||[[Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom]]|| 1987 || US Gold || No || Converted by dragon || [[Media:Indiana_Jones_and_the_Temple_of_Doom.cpr | Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom.cpr]]
|-
||[[International Karate Plus]]|| 1988 || System 3 || No || Converted by Phantomz Only 1 or 2 players obvioulsy. || [[Media:International_Karate_Plus.cpr | International Karate Plus.cpr]]
|-
||[[Invasion of the Zombie Monsters]]|| 2013 || Relevo || No || Converted by CraigsBar - Fixed by Yurif74 || [[Media:Invasion_of_the_Zombie_Monsters.cpr | Invasion of the Zombie Monsters.cpr]]
|-
||[[James Bond - Licence To Kill]]|| 1989 || Domark || No || Converted by dragon || [[Media: James_Bond_-_Licence_To_Kill.cpr | James Bond - Licence To Kill.cpr]]
|-
||[[James Bond - Live And Let Die]]|| 1988 || Domark || No || Converted by dragon || [[Media: James_Bond_-_Live_And_Let_Die.cpr | James Bond - Live And Let Die.cpr]]
|-
||[[Knight Tyme]]|| 1986 || Mastertronic || No || Converted by Phantomz|| [[Media:Knight Tyme.cpr |Knight Tyme.cpr]]
|-
||[[Kung Fu Master]]|| 1986 || US Gold || No || Converted by dragon and Phantomz|| [[Media:Kung_Fu_Master.cpr |Kung Fu Master.cpr]]
|-
||[[Masters of the Universe]]|| 1987 || Gremlin Graphics Software||No|| Converted by Phantomz || [[Media:Masters of the Universe.cpr | Masters of the Universe.cpr]]
|-
||[[Milk Race (The)]]|| 1987 || Mastertronic || No || Converted by dragon Press button 1 and up and down to change gears|| [[Media:Milkrace.cpr |Milk Race.cpr]]
|-
||[[P-47 The Freedom Fighter]]|| 1989 || Firebird||No|| Converted by Phantomz || [[Media:P-47 The Freedom Fighter.cpr | P-47 The Freedom Fighter.cpr]]
|-
||[[Pipemania]]|| 1990 || Empire || No||Converted by CraigsBar Needs two joysticks to pass the start bit High Score entry isn't joystick compatible but you can just hit the Pause/use Joy 2 to get past that || [[Media:Pipemania.cpr | Pipemania.cpr]]
|-
||[[Puzznic]]|| 1991 || Ocean Software || Yes (Palette)|| Converted by [[Kevin_Thacker | Arnoldemu]] and BDCIron || [[Media:Puzznic.cpr | Puzznic.cpr]]
|-
||[[Rampage]]|| 1987 || Activision || No || Converted by CraigsBar Only one player, as player 2 and 3 need Keyboard || [[Media:Rampage.cpr | Rampage.cpr]]
|-
||[[Rick Dangerous]]|| 1989 || Core Design || Yes (Palette) || Converted by CraigsBar Patch for Plus Palette || [[Media:Rick_Dangerous.cpr | Rick Dangerous.cpr]]
|-
||[[Sacred Armour Of Antiriad (The)]]|| 1986 || Palace Software || No || Converted by Phantomz - Fixed by Johnny Olsen (Joystick fire 1 = yes) (Joystick Fire 2=no) For Trainer || [[Media:Antiriad (Nich Version).cpr | Antiriad (Nich Version).cpr]]
|-
||[[Small Games for Smart Minds]]|| 2007 || ESP Soft || No || Converted by McKlain || [[Media:Small Games for Smart Minds.cpr | Small Games for Smart Minds.cpr]]
|-
||[[Sorcery]]|| 1985 || Virgin Games || No || Converted by Phantomz || [[Media:Sorcery.cpr | Sorcery.cpr]]
|-
||[[Space Harrier]]|| 1986 || Elite / Sega || No || Converted by CraigsBar || [[Media:Space_Harrier.CPR | Space Harrier.cpr]]
|-
||[[Stormlord]]|| 1989 || Hewson || No || Converted by Phantomz || [[Media:Stormlord.cpr| Stormlord.cpr]]
|-
||[[Street Fighter]]|| 1988 || Tiertex / Capcom || No || Converted by dragon || [[Media:STREETFIGHTER.CPR | Street Fighter.cpr]]
|-
||[[Street Fighter II]]|| 2008 || Hermol || No || Converted by dragon || [[Media:STREETFIGHTERII.CPR | Street Fighter II.cpr]]
|-
||[[Striker in the Crypts of Trogan]]|| 1992 || Codemasters Software ||Yes (Palette)|| Converted by [[Kevin_Thacker | Arnoldemu]] || [[Media:Striker_In_The_Crypts_Of_Trogan.cpr | Striker In The Crypts Of Trogan.cpr]]
|-
||[[Strip Poker]]|| 1988 || Anco Software ||No|| Converted by dragon || [[Media:STRIPOKER.CPR | Strip Poker.cpr]]
|-
||[[Teodoro Can't Fly]]|| 2012 || Dimension Z / Retroworks || No || Converted by CraigsBar || [[Media:Teodoro_Cant_fly.cpr | Teodoro can't fly.cpr]]
|-
||[[Terminus]]|| 1986 || Mastertronic || No || Converted by CraigsBar || [[Media:Terminus.cpr | Terminus.cpr]]
|-
||[[Tetrix]]|| 1989 || Playfield || Yes (Palette) || Converted by McKlain || [[Media:Tetrix.cpr | Tetrix.cpr]]
|-
||[[Uridium]]|| 1986 || Hewson Consultants || No || Converted by CraigsBar || [[Media:Uridium.cpr | Uridium.cpr]]
|-
||[[Way Of The Exploding|Way of the Exploding Fist (The)]]|| 1985 || Melbourne House || No || Converted by Phantomz Only one player, as player 2 needs Keyboard || [[Media:Way _of_the_Exploding_Fist,The.cpr | Way of the Exploding Fist, The.cpr]]
|-
||[[Wec Le Mans]]|| 1988 || Ocean Software || No || Converted by Phantomz || [[Media:WEC_Le_Mans.cpr | WEC Le Mans.cpr]]
|-
||[[Who Dares Wins II]]|| 1985 || Alligata Software || No || Converted by Phantomz || [[Media:Who Dares Win 2.cpr | Who Dares Win 2.cpr]]
|-
||[[Wizball]]|| 1987 || Ocean Software || No || Converted by Phantomz Stack overflow fix (prevents corruption at level 6) Waggling the Joystick left and right selects the feature represented on the glowing Icon at top of screen.|| [[Media:Wizball.cpr | Wizball.cpr]]
|-
||[[Zaxx]]|| 1986 || Chip || No || Converted by CraigsBar French Menus || [[Media:Zaxx.cpr | Zaxx.cpr]]
|}

== Need a fix ==

Games on this list miss the criteria to be fully playable on joystick. Sometimes, they are not playables, sometimes only a little part is unplayable. Hence it's up to you to decide if you want to try and play them on your GX4000 nevertheless.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
! Name
! Year
! Author
! Use Plus Features?
! Description / Comment
! Problem
! File
|}

== GX4000 Compatibles Demos ==

These demo files have been converted to .cpr and tested on a GX4000.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
! Name
! Year
! Author
! Use Plus Features?
! Description / Comment
! File
|-
||Battro|| 2015 || Batman Group || No || Converted by McKlain || [[Media:Battro.cpr | Battro.cpr]]
|-
||X-Mas 2008 (Special Edition)|| 2015 || AsT/iMPACT || Yes || Converted by Ast || [[Media:X-Mas_2008_(Special_Edition).cpr | X-Mas 2008 (Special Edition).cpr]]
|}

[[Category:Games| ]] [[Category:Cartridges| ]] [[Category:CPC Plus]][[Category:CPC Plus Games| ]] [[Category:Expansion ROM| ]][[Category:Software| ]]

Converted GX4000 Software

2015-05-11T06:35:42Z

Ygdrazil: // Fixed links

Games on this page are games converted to CPR format in order to be played on a GX4000 (with e.g. a [[C4CPC]], or by burning an EPROM).

For GX4000 compatibility, they must comply to these rules :

* Auto-Launchable on a GX4000
* Being fully playable from the very beginning to the end (including Hi-Scores) with a Joystick
* Being 64K games.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
! Name
! Year
! Author
! Use Plus Features?
! Description / Comment
! File
|-
||[[3D Grand Prix]]|| 1985 || Amsoft || No || Converted by Phantomz || [[Media:3D_Grand_Prix.cpr | 3D Grand Prix.cpr]]
|-
||[[Airwolf]]|| 1985 || Amsoft || No || Converted by Phantomz || [[Media:Airwolf.cpr | Airwolf.cpr]]
|-
||[[APB|APB - All Points Bulletin]]|| 1989 || Domark || No || Converted by Phantomz || [[Media:APB_-_All_Points_Bulletin.cpr | APB - All Points Bulletin.cpr]]
|-
||[[Anarchy]]|| 1988 || Hewson || No || Converted by CraigsBar || [[Media:Anarchy.cpr | Anarchy.cpr]]
|-
||[[Badlands]]|| 1990 || Domark || No || Converted by Phantomz || [[Media:Badlands.cpr | Badlands.cpr]]
|-
||[[Blue Angel 69]]|| 2010 || [[Kevin_Thacker | Arnoldemu]] ||No|| Converted by [[Kevin_Thacker | Arnoldemu]] || [[Media:Blue_Angel_69.cpr | Blue Angel 69.cpr]]
|-
||[[BoBo]]|| 1988 || Infogrames || No || Converted by dragon || [[Media:BOBO.CPR | BoBo.cpr]]
|-
||[[Bubble Bobble 4 CPC]]|| 2012 || CNGSoft ||No|| Converted by CraigsBar || [[Media:Bubble_Bobble_4_CPC.cpr | Bubble Bobble 4 CPC.cpr]]
|-
||[[Buggy Boy]]|| 1987 || Elite / Tatsumi ||No|| Converted by CraigsBar || [[Media:Buggy_Boy.cpr | Buggy Boy.cpr]]
|-
||[[Cauldron]]|| 1985 || Palace Software || No || Converted by McKlain || [[Media:Cauldron.cpr | Cauldron.cpr]]
|-
||[[Cauldron II]]|| 1986 || Palace Software || No || Converted by McKlain || [[Media:Cauldron_II.cpr | Cauldron II.cpr]]
|-
||[[Crystal Castles]]|| 1986 || U.S.Gold || No || Converted by Phantomz || [[Media:Crystal Castles.cpr | Crystal Castles.cpr]]
|-
||[[Daley Thompson's Decathlon]]|| 1985 || Ocean Software ||No|| Converted by Phantomz || [[Media:Daley Thompson's Decathlon.cpr | Daley Thompson's Decathlon.cpr]]
|-
||[[Daley Thompson's Olympic Challenge]]|| 1988 || Ocean Software ||No|| Converted by Phantomz || [[Media:Daley Thompson's Olympic Challenge.cpr | Daley Thompson's Olympic Challenge.cpr]]
|-
||[[Dan Dare: Pilot Of The Future]]|| 1986 || Virgin Games ||No|| Converted by Phantomz || [[Media:Dan Dare.cpr | Dan Dare.cpr]]
|-
||[[Dan Dare II - Mekons Revenge]]|| 1987 || Virgin Games ||No|| Converted by Phantomz || [[Media:Dan Dare 2.cpr | Dan Dare 2.cpr]]
|-
||[[Dan Dare III - The Escape]]|| 1990 || Virgin Games ||No|| Converted by Phantomz || [[Media:Dan Dare III - The Escape.cpr | Dan Dare III - The Escape.cpr]]
|-
||[[Dizzy|Dizzy - The Ultimate Cartoon Adventure]]|| 1988 || Codemasters Software ||No|| Converted by Phantomz || [[Media:Dizzy - The Ultimate Cartoon Adventure.cpr | Dizzy - The Ultimate Cartoon Adventure.cpr]]
|-
||[[Duct (The)]]|| 1986 || Gremlin Graphics ||No|| Converted by CraigsBar Taken from AA28 Covertape || [[Media:The_Duct.cpr | The Duct.cpr]]
|-
||[[Elevator Action]]|| 1987 || Quicksilva || No || Converted by Phantomz || [[Media:Elevator Action.cpr | Elevator Action.cpr]]
|-
||[[Express Raider]]|| 1987 || U.S.Gold || No || Converted by Phantomz || [[Media:Express Raider.cpr | Express Raider.cpr]]
|-
||[[Feud]]|| 1987 || Bulldog || No || Converted by CraigsBar || [[Media:Feud.cpr | Feud.cpr]]
|-
||[[Ghosts 'N' Goblins]]|| 1986 || Elite Systems || No || Converted by Phantomz|| [[Media:Ghosts 'N' Goblins.cpr |Ghosts 'N' Goblins.cpr]]
|-
||[[Green Beret]]|| 1986 || Ocean Software || No || Converted by Phantomz - Fixed by Johnny Olsen || [[Media:Green Beret.cpr |Green Beret.cpr]]
|-
||[[Hyper Sports]]|| 1985 || Ocean Software ||No|| Converted by Phantomz || [[Media:Hyper Sports.cpr | Hyper Sports.cpr]]
|-
||[[Imaginario Colectivo]]|| 2012 || ESP Soft || No || Converted by McKlain || [[Media:Imaginario Colectivo.cpr | Imaginario Colectivo.cpr]]
|-
||[[Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom]]|| 1987 || US Gold || No || Converted by dragon || [[Media:Indiana_Jones_and_the_Temple_of_Doom.cpr | Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom.cpr]]
|-
||[[International Karate Plus]]|| 1988 || System 3 || No || Converted by Phantomz Only 1 or 2 players obvioulsy. || [[Media:International_Karate_Plus.cpr | International Karate Plus.cpr]]
|-
||[[Invasion of the Zombie Monsters]]|| 2013 || Relevo || No || Converted by CraigsBar - Fixed by Yurif74 || [[Media:Invasion_of_the_Zombie_Monsters.cpr | Invasion of the Zombie Monsters.cpr]]
|-
||[[James Bond - Licence To Kill]]|| 1989 || Domark || No || Converted by dragon || [[Media: James_Bond_-_Licence_To_Kill.cpr | James Bond - Licence To Kill.cpr]]
|-
||[[James Bond - Live And Let Die]]|| 1988 || Domark || No || Converted by dragon || [[Media: James_Bond_-_Live_And_Let_Die.cpr | James Bond - Live And Let Die.cpr]]
|-
||[[Knight Tyme]]|| 1986 || Mastertronic || No || Converted by Phantomz|| [[Media:Knight Tyme.cpr |Knight Tyme.cpr]]
|-
||[[Kung Fu Master]]|| 1986 || US Gold || No || Converted by dragon and Phantomz|| [[Media:Kung_Fu_Master.cpr |Kung Fu Master.cpr]]
|-
||[[Masters of the Universe]]|| 1987 || Gremlin Graphics Software||No|| Converted by Phantomz || [[Media:Masters of the Universe.cpr | Masters of the Universe.cpr]]
|-
||[[Milk Race (The)]]|| 1987 || Mastertronic || No || Converted by dragon Press button 1 and up and down to change gears|| [[Media:Milkrace.cpr |Milk Race.cpr]]
|-
||[[P-47 The Freedom Fighter]]|| 1989 || Firebird||No|| Converted by Phantomz || [[Media:P-47 The Freedom Fighter.cpr | P-47 The Freedom Fighter.cpr]]
|-
||[[Pipemania]]|| 1990 || Empire || No||Converted by CraigsBar Needs two joysticks to pass the start bit High Score entry isn't joystick compatible but you can just hit the Pause/use Joy 2 to get past that || [[Media:Pipemania.cpr | Pipemania.cpr]]
|-
||[[Puzznic]]|| 1991 || Ocean Software || Yes (Palette)|| Converted by [[Kevin_Thacker | Arnoldemu]] and BDCIron || [[Media:Puzznic.cpr | Puzznic.cpr]]
|-
||[[Rampage]]|| 1987 || Activision || No || Converted by CraigsBar Only one player, as player 2 and 3 need Keyboard || [[Media:Rampage.cpr | Rampage.cpr]]
|-
||[[Rick Dangerous]]|| 1989 || Core Design || Yes (Palette) || Converted by CraigsBar Patch for Plus Palette || [[Media:Rick_Dangerous.cpr | Rick Dangerous.cpr]]
|-
||[[Sacred Armour Of Antiriad (The)]]|| 1986 || Palace Software || No || Converted by Phantomz - Fixed by Johnny Olsen (Joystick fire 1 = yes) (Joystick Fire 2=no) For Trainer || [[Media:Antiriad (Nich Version).cpr | Antiriad (Nich Version).cpr]]
|-
||[[Small Games for Smart Minds]]|| 2007 || ESP Soft || No || Converted by McKlain || [[Media:Small Games for Smart Minds.cpr | Small Games for Smart Minds.cpr]]
|-
||[[Sorcery]]|| 1985 || Virgin Games || No || Converted by Phantomz || [[Media:Sorcery.cpr | Sorcery.cpr]]
|-
||[[Space Harrier]]|| 1986 || Elite / Sega || No || Converted by CraigsBar || [[Media:Space_Harrier.CPR | Space Harrier.cpr]]
|-
||[[Stormlord]]|| 1989 || Hewson || No || Converted by Phantomz || [[Media:Stormlord.cpr| Stormlord.cpr]]
|-
||[[Street Fighter]]|| 1988 || Tiertex / Capcom || No || Converted by dragon || [[Media:STREETFIGHTER.CPR | Street Fighter.cpr]]
|-
||[[Street Fighter II]]|| 2008 || Hermol || No || Converted by dragon || [[Media:STREETFIGHTERII.CPR | Street Fighter II.cpr]]
|-
||[[Striker in the Crypts of Trogan]]|| 1992 || Codemasters Software ||Yes (Palette)|| Converted by [[Kevin_Thacker | Arnoldemu]] || [[Media:Striker_In_The_Crypts_Of_Trogan.cpr | Striker In The Crypts Of Trogan.cpr]]
|-
||[[Strip Poker]]|| 1988 || Anco Software ||No|| Converted by dragon || [[Media:STRIPOKER.CPR | Strip Poker.cpr]]
|-
||[[Teodoro Can't Fly]]|| 2012 || Dimension Z / Retroworks || No || Converted by CraigsBar || [[Media:Teodoro_Cant_fly.cpr | Teodoro can't fly.cpr]]
|-
||[[Terminus]]|| 1986 || Mastertronic || No || Converted by CraigsBar || [[Media:Terminus.cpr | Terminus.cpr]]
|-
||[[Tetrix]]|| 1989 || Playfield || Yes (Palette) || Converted by McKlain || [[Media:Tetrix.cpr | Tetrix.cpr]]
|-
||[[Uridium]]|| 1986 || Hewson Consultants || No || Converted by CraigsBar || [[Media:Uridium.cpr | Uridium.cpr]]
|-
||[[Way of the Exploding|Way of the Exploding Fist (The)]]|| 1985 || Melbourne House || No || Converted by Phantomz Only one player, as player 2 needs Keyboard || [[Media:Way _of_the_Exploding_Fist,The.cpr | Way of the Exploding Fist, The.cpr]]
|-
||[[Wec Le Mans]]|| 1988 || Ocean Software || No || Converted by Phantomz || [[Media:WEC_Le_Mans.cpr | WEC Le Mans.cpr]]
|-
||[[Who Dares Wins II]]|| 1985 || Alligata Software || No || Converted by Phantomz || [[Media:Who Dares Win 2.cpr | Who Dares Win 2.cpr]]
|-
||[[Wizball]]|| 1987 || Ocean Software || No || Converted by Phantomz Stack overflow fix (prevents corruption at level 6) Waggling the Joystick left and right selects the feature represented on the glowing Icon at top of screen.|| [[Media:Wizball.cpr | Wizball.cpr]]
|-
||[[Zaxx]]|| 1986 || Chip || No || Converted by CraigsBar French Menus || [[Media:Zaxx.cpr | Zaxx.cpr]]
|}

== Need a fix ==

Games on this list miss the criteria to be fully playable on joystick. Sometimes, they are not playables, sometimes only a little part is unplayable. Hence it's up to you to decide if you want to try and play them on your GX4000 nevertheless.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
! Name
! Year
! Author
! Use Plus Features?
! Description / Comment
! Problem
! File
|}

== GX4000 Compatibles Demos ==

These demo files have been converted to .cpr and tested on a GX4000.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
! Name
! Year
! Author
! Use Plus Features?
! Description / Comment
! File
|-
||Battro|| 2015 || Batman Group || No || Converted by McKlain || [[Media:Battro.cpr | Battro.cpr]]
|-
||X-Mas 2008 (Special Edition)|| 2015 || AsT/iMPACT || Yes || Converted by Ast || [[Media:X-Mas_2008_(Special_Edition).cpr | X-Mas 2008 (Special Edition).cpr]]
|}

[[Category:Games| ]] [[Category:Cartridges| ]] [[Category:CPC Plus]][[Category:CPC Plus Games| ]] [[Category:Expansion ROM| ]][[Category:Software| ]]

Converted GX4000 Software

2015-05-10T22:53:45Z

Ygdrazil: // Added links

Games on this page are games converted to CPR format in order to be played on a GX4000 (with e.g. a [[C4CPC]], or by burning an EPROM).

For GX4000 compatibility, they must comply to these rules :

* Auto-Launchable on a GX4000
* Being fully playable from the very beginning to the end (including Hi-Scores) with a Joystick
* Being 64K games.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
! Name
! Year
! Author
! Use Plus Features?
! Description / Comment
! File
|-
||[[3D Grand Prix]]|| 1985 || Amsoft || No || Converted by Phantomz || [[Media:3D_Grand_Prix.cpr | 3D Grand Prix.cpr]]
|-
||[[Airwolf]]|| 1985 || Amsoft || No || Converted by Phantomz || [[Media:Airwolf.cpr | Airwolf.cpr]]
|-
||[[APB - All Points Bulletin]]|| 1989 || Domark || No || Converted by Phantomz || [[Media:APB_-_All_Points_Bulletin.cpr | APB - All Points Bulletin.cpr]]
|-
||[[Anarchy]]|| 1988 || Hewson || No || Converted by CraigsBar || [[Media:Anarchy.cpr | Anarchy.cpr]]
|-
||[[Badlands]]|| 1990 || Domark || No || Converted by Phantomz || [[Media:Badlands.cpr | Badlands.cpr]]
|-
||[[Blue Angel 69]]|| 2010 || [[Kevin_Thacker | Arnoldemu]] ||No|| Converted by [[Kevin_Thacker | Arnoldemu]] || [[Media:Blue_Angel_69.cpr | Blue Angel 69.cpr]]
|-
||[[BoBo]]|| 1988 || Infogrames || No || Converted by dragon || [[Media:BOBO.CPR | BoBo.cpr]]
|-
||[[Bubble Bobble 4 CPC]]|| 2012 || CNGSoft ||No|| Converted by CraigsBar || [[Media:Bubble_Bobble_4_CPC.cpr | Bubble Bobble 4 CPC.cpr]]
|-
||[[Buggy Boy]]|| 1987 || Elite / Tatsumi ||No|| Converted by CraigsBar || [[Media:Buggy_Boy.cpr | Buggy Boy.cpr]]
|-
||[[Cauldron]]|| 1985 || Palace Software || No || Converted by McKlain || [[Media:Cauldron.cpr | Cauldron.cpr]]
|-
||[[Cauldron II]]|| 1986 || Palace Software || No || Converted by McKlain || [[Media:Cauldron_II.cpr | Cauldron II.cpr]]
|-
||[[Crystal Castles]]|| 1986 || U.S.Gold || No || Converted by Phantomz || [[Media:Crystal Castles.cpr | Crystal Castles.cpr]]
|-
||[[Daley Thompson's Decathlon]]|| 1985 || Ocean Software ||No|| Converted by Phantomz || [[Media:Daley Thompson's Decathlon.cpr | Daley Thompson's Decathlon.cpr]]
|-
||[[Daley Thompson's Olympic Challenge]]|| 1988 || Ocean Software ||No|| Converted by Phantomz || [[Media:Daley Thompson's Olympic Challenge.cpr | Daley Thompson's Olympic Challenge.cpr]]
|-
||[[Dan Dare - Pilot Of The Future]]|| 1986 || Virgin Games ||No|| Converted by Phantomz || [[Media:Dan Dare.cpr | Dan Dare.cpr]]
|-
||[[Dan Dare II - Mekons Revenge]]|| 1987 || Virgin Games ||No|| Converted by Phantomz || [[Media:Dan Dare 2.cpr | Dan Dare 2.cpr]]
|-
||[[Dan Dare III - The Escape]]|| 1990 || Virgin Games ||No|| Converted by Phantomz || [[Media:Dan Dare III - The Escape.cpr | Dan Dare III - The Escape.cpr]]
|-
||[[Dizzy - The Ultimate Cartoon Adventure]]|| 1988 || Codemasters Software ||No|| Converted by Phantomz || [[Media:Dizzy - The Ultimate Cartoon Adventure.cpr | Dizzy - The Ultimate Cartoon Adventure.cpr]]
|-
||[[Duct (The)]]|| 1986 || Gremlin Graphics ||No|| Converted by CraigsBar Taken from AA28 Covertape || [[Media:The_Duct.cpr | The Duct.cpr]]
|-
||[[Elevator Action]]|| 1987 || Quicksilva || No || Converted by Phantomz || [[Media:Elevator Action.cpr | Elevator Action.cpr]]
|-
||[[Express Raider]]|| 1987 || U.S.Gold || No || Converted by Phantomz || [[Media:Express Raider.cpr | Express Raider.cpr]]
|-
||[[Feud]]|| 1987 || Bulldog || No || Converted by CraigsBar || [[Media:Feud.cpr | Feud.cpr]]
|-
||[[Ghosts 'N' Goblins]]|| 1986 || Elite Systems || No || Converted by Phantomz|| [[Media:Ghosts 'N' Goblins.cpr |Ghosts 'N' Goblins.cpr]]
|-
||[[Green Beret]]|| 1986 || Ocean Software || No || Converted by Phantomz - Fixed by Johnny Olsen || [[Media:Green Beret.cpr |Green Beret.cpr]]
|-
||[[Hyper Sports]]|| 1985 || Ocean Software ||No|| Converted by Phantomz || [[Media:Hyper Sports.cpr | Hyper Sports.cpr]]
|-
||[[Imaginario Colectivo]]|| 2012 || ESP Soft || No || Converted by McKlain || [[Media:Imaginario Colectivo.cpr | Imaginario Colectivo.cpr]]
|-
||[[Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom]]|| 1987 || US Gold || No || Converted by dragon || [[Media:Indiana_Jones_and_the_Temple_of_Doom.cpr | Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom.cpr]]
|-
||[[International Karate Plus]]|| 1988 || System 3 || No || Converted by Phantomz Only 1 or 2 players obvioulsy. || [[Media:International_Karate_Plus.cpr | International Karate Plus.cpr]]
|-
||[[Invasion of the Zombie Monsters]]|| 2013 || Relevo || No || Converted by CraigsBar - Fixed by Yurif74 || [[Media:Invasion_of_the_Zombie_Monsters.cpr | Invasion of the Zombie Monsters.cpr]]
|-
||[[James Bond - Licence To Kill]]|| 1989 || Domark || No || Converted by dragon || [[Media: James_Bond_-_Licence_To_Kill.cpr | James Bond - Licence To Kill.cpr]]
|-
||[[James Bond - Live And Let Die]]|| 1988 || Domark || No || Converted by dragon || [[Media: James_Bond_-_Live_And_Let_Die.cpr | James Bond - Live And Let Die.cpr]]
|-
||[[Knight Tyme]]|| 1986 || Mastertronic || No || Converted by Phantomz|| [[Media:Knight Tyme.cpr |Knight Tyme.cpr]]
|-
||[[Kung Fu Master]]|| 1986 || US Gold || No || Converted by dragon and Phantomz|| [[Media:Kung_Fu_Master.cpr |Kung Fu Master.cpr]]
|-
||[[Masters of the Universe]]|| 1987 || Gremlin Graphics Software||No|| Converted by Phantomz || [[Media:Masters of the Universe.cpr | Masters of the Universe.cpr]]
|-
||[[Milk Race (The)]]|| 1987 || Mastertronic || No || Converted by dragon Press button 1 and up and down to change gears|| [[Media:Milkrace.cpr |Milk Race.cpr]]
|-
||[[P-47 The Freedom Fighter]]|| 1989 || Firebird||No|| Converted by Phantomz || [[Media:P-47 The Freedom Fighter.cpr | P-47 The Freedom Fighter.cpr]]
|-
||[[Pipemania]]|| 1990 || Empire || No||Converted by CraigsBar Needs two joysticks to pass the start bit High Score entry isn't joystick compatible but you can just hit the Pause/use Joy 2 to get past that || [[Media:Pipemania.cpr | Pipemania.cpr]]
|-
||[[Puzznic]]|| 1991 || Ocean Software || Yes (Palette)|| Converted by [[Kevin_Thacker | Arnoldemu]] and BDCIron || [[Media:Puzznic.cpr | Puzznic.cpr]]
|-
||[[Rampage]]|| 1987 || Activision || No || Converted by CraigsBar Only one player, as player 2 and 3 need Keyboard || [[Media:Rampage.cpr | Rampage.cpr]]
|-
||[[Rick Dangerous]]|| 1989 || Core Design || Yes (Palette) || Converted by CraigsBar Patch for Plus Palette || [[Media:Rick_Dangerous.cpr | Rick Dangerous.cpr]]
|-
||[[Sacred Armour Of Antiriad (The)]]|| 1986 || Palace Software || No || Converted by Phantomz - Fixed by Johnny Olsen (Joystick fire 1 = yes) (Joystick Fire 2=no) For Trainer || [[Media:Antiriad (Nich Version).cpr | Antiriad (Nich Version).cpr]]
|-
||[[Small Games for Smart Minds]]|| 2007 || ESP Soft || No || Converted by McKlain || [[Media:Small Games for Smart Minds.cpr | Small Games for Smart Minds.cpr]]
|-
||[[Sorcery]]|| 1985 || Virgin Games || No || Converted by Phantomz || [[Media:Sorcery.cpr | Sorcery.cpr]]
|-
||[[Space Harrier]]|| 1986 || Elite / Sega || No || Converted by CraigsBar || [[Media:Space_Harrier.CPR | Space Harrier.cpr]]
|-
||[[Stormlord]]|| 1989 || Hewson || No || Converted by Phantomz || [[Media:Stormlord.cpr| Stormlord.cpr]]
|-
||[[Street Fighter]]|| 1988 || Tiertex / Capcom || No || Converted by dragon || [[Media:STREETFIGHTER.CPR | Street Fighter.cpr]]
|-
||[[Street Fighter II]]|| 2008 || Hermol || No || Converted by dragon || [[Media:STREETFIGHTERII.CPR | Street Fighter II.cpr]]
|-
||[[Striker In The Crypts Of Trogan]]|| 1992 || Codemasters Software ||Yes (Palette)|| Converted by [[Kevin_Thacker | Arnoldemu]] || [[Media:Striker_In_The_Crypts_Of_Trogan.cpr | Striker In The Crypts Of Trogan.cpr]]
|-
||[[Strip Poker]]|| 1988 || Anco Software ||No|| Converted by dragon || [[Media:STRIPOKER.CPR | Strip Poker.cpr]]
|-
||[[Teodoro Can't Fly]]|| 2012 || Dimension Z / Retroworks || No || Converted by CraigsBar || [[Media:Teodoro_Cant_fly.cpr | Teodoro can't fly.cpr]]
|-
||[[Terminus]]|| 1986 || Mastertronic || No || Converted by CraigsBar || [[Media:Terminus.cpr | Terminus.cpr]]
|-
||[[Tetrix]]|| 1989 || Playfield || No || Converted by McKlain || [[Media:Tetrix.cpr | Tetrix.cpr]]
|-
||[[Uridium]]|| 1986 || Hewson Consultants || No || Converted by CraigsBar || [[Media:Uridium.cpr | Uridium.cpr]]
|-
||[[Way of the Exploding Fist (The)]]|| 1985 || Melbourne House || No || Converted by Phantomz Only one player, as player 2 needs Keyboard || [[Media:Way _of_the_Exploding_Fist,The.cpr | Way of the Exploding Fist, The.cpr]]
|-
||[[Wec Le Mans]]|| 1988 || Ocean Software || No || Converted by Phantomz || [[Media:WEC_Le_Mans.cpr | WEC Le Mans.cpr]]
|-
||[[Who Dares Wins II]]|| 1985 || Alligata Software || No || Converted by Phantomz || [[Media:Who Dares Win 2.cpr | Who Dares Win 2.cpr]]
|-
||[[Wizball]]|| 1987 || Ocean Software || No || Converted by Phantomz Stack overflow fix (prevents corruption at level 6) Waggling the Joystick left and right selects the feature represented on the glowing Icon at top of screen.|| [[Media:Wizball.cpr | Wizball.cpr]]
|-
||[[Zaxx]]|| 1986 || Chip || No || Converted by CraigsBar French Menus || [[Media:Zaxx.cpr | Zaxx.cpr]]
|}

== Need a fix ==

Games on this list miss the criteria to be fully playable on joystick. Sometimes, they are not playables, sometimes only a little part is unplayable. Hence it's up to you to decide if you want to try and play them on your GX4000 nevertheless.

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! Name
! Year
! Author
! Use Plus Features?
! Description / Comment
! Problem
! File
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== GX4000 Compatibles Demos ==

These demo files have been converted to .cpr and tested on a GX4000.

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! Name
! Year
! Author
! Use Plus Features?
! Description / Comment
! File
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||Battro|| 2015 || Batman Group || No || Converted by McKlain || [[Media:Battro.cpr | Battro.cpr]]
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||X-Mas 2008 (Special Edition)|| 2015 || AsT/iMPACT || Yes || Converted by Ast || [[Media:X-Mas_2008_(Special_Edition).cpr | X-Mas 2008 (Special Edition).cpr]]
|}

[[Category:Games| ]] [[Category:Cartridges| ]] [[Category:CPC Plus]][[Category:CPC Plus Games| ]] [[Category:Expansion ROM| ]][[Category:Software| ]]

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Amstrad NC 2Mb memory card switch

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Is a slight modification that allows to use 2Mb capacity memorycards on the Amstrad NC

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Amstrad NC 2Mb memory card switch

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Is a slight modification that allows to use 2Mb capacity memorycards on the Amstrad NC

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Amstrad NC 2Mb memory card switch

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Is a slight modification that allows to use 2Mb capacity memorycards on the Amstrad NC

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Foundation Multi-Track Step Time Sequencer

2014-10-24T08:27:20Z

Ygdrazil: /* Reviews & Ad */ (Added images uploaded by Chris Owen to gallery

''' Foundation Multi-Track Step Time Sequencer '''

is a [[MIDI]] software that enables you to write music on your CPC to be played with MIDI-compatible electronic instruments.

Hardware compatible with: [[DHCP MIDI Interface]], [[EMR MIDI Interface]] and RAM's [[Music Machine]].

by Chris Owen / [[Foundation]] Software.

== Reviews & Ad ==
<gallery>
image:Foundation review ACU p1.jpg|Review in [[Amstrad Computer User]] page 1/2
image:Foundation review ACU p2.jpg|Review in [[Amstrad Computer User]] page 1/2
image:FoundationMIDI sequencer ACU ad.jpg|Advertisement in [[Amstrad Computer User]]
image:Foundation StepTimeSeq ad ACU9105-073.jpg|another ad in [[Amstrad Computer User]]
image:Image1.jpg|Review
image:Image2.jpg|Add
image:Image3.jpg|Review
image:Image4.jpg|Review
image:Image5.jpg|Add
image:Image6.jpg|Review
image:Image7.jpg|Review
image:Image8.jpg|Add
</gallery>

== Download ==

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[[Category:Applications]] [[Category:Music_and_sound]]

Hello, Chris Owen here, thanks for putting this page up, it actually took me well over a year to write this app single handed and it sold about 130 copies worldwide.
I don't think I have a copy of this software anymore unfortunately or I would upload it.

I uploaded some additional review images from Amstrad action, but I don't seem to be able to add them to those above.

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PDA600 Software Developers Manual

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PDA600 Software Developers Manual

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