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[http://arcadegamedesigner.proboards.com AGD] [[List of games created using The Graphic Adventure Creator]] | [http://arcadegamedesigner.proboards.com AGD] [[List of games created using The Graphic Adventure Creator]] | ||
[[Keyboard_Versions#English_2]] | [[Keyboard_Versions#English_2]] | ||
| − | * [[Tennis_Cup_2_(cartridge)|Analogue joystick]] analog.acepansion | + | * [[ACE (Emulator)]] |
| − | * [[BIOS Function Summary]] lp-1.acepansion | + | ** [[Tennis_Cup_2_(cartridge)|Analogue joystick]] analog.acepansion |
| + | ** [[BIOS Function Summary]] [[Amstrad LP-1 light pen|lp-1]].acepansion | ||
[[CPC-Cplink]] [[Emulator IDs]] | [[CPC-Cplink]] [[Emulator IDs]] | ||
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* [http://hampa.ch/pce/pics-cpm80.html CP/M] | * [http://hampa.ch/pce/pics-cpm80.html CP/M] | ||
* [[Bomb Jack Extra Sugar]] | * [[Bomb Jack Extra Sugar]] | ||
| − | + | * [[L'Abbaye des Morts]] https://github.com/retrodeluxe/AbbayeMSX | |
| − | * [[L'Abbaye des Morts]] | + | * [[The Ghosts of Blackwood Manor]] |
=== Livingstone === | === Livingstone === | ||
Latest revision as of 13:06, 1 April 2026
AGD List of games created using The Graphic Adventure Creator
- ACE (Emulator)
- Analogue joystick analog.acepansion
- BIOS Function Summary lp-1.acepansion
My Literature
Software
- Gorilla https://github.com/sblendorio/gorilla-cpm/blob/master/dists/gorilla-cpc.dsk?raw=true
- TRSDOS
- Nevada Pascal, Nevada PILOT, Nevada Fortran
- Space Taxi
- CPC/IP
- Pinball Dreams (Preview)
- Legend of Steel
- Jarlac
- Käsekästchen
- CP/M
- Bomb Jack Extra Sugar
- L'Abbaye des Morts https://github.com/retrodeluxe/AbbayeMSX
- The Ghosts of Blackwood Manor
Livingstone
"In its day they coded it with a Phillips PMDS for the Amstrad initially, being later ported to Spectrum, MSX 2 (one of the few European MSX titles that is not a direct port from Spectrum), Commodore 64, PC, and even the Atari ST. The Z80 version was made by themselves and the C64 version was outsourced to a specialized freelace programmer. The C64 version probably does not share the original z80 code at all."