B. Watson writes:
On Fri, 16 Nov 2001, Roger Williams wrote:
> I haven't tested it on real hardware yet.
I'm not feeling that energetic, as I have to burn a 2532. If nobody
with a Cuttle Cart does it, I'll do it tomorrow.
Actually, about half an hour ago, I did burn an EPROM... Somewhat to my
surprise, worked perfectly the first time. However... I'd love to find out
how well it works unmodifired on a PAL console, which is a thing I'll probably
never have..
It works fine on my PAL woody (via Cuttle cart), although the red cards are
green (changed RED to $62 and RED is red for PAL).
> And maybe the worst problem of all: The entire game only takes up the
> right-hand side of the display.
Now I haven't looked at your code (except to change RED) (I am trying to
avoid looking at much code until I have finished my first game), but would
it be possible to move more of the setup code to before the WSYNC to allow a
more centred display?
Have you considered using the missiles as a 9th bit on the left side of the
cards for symmetry?
Definitely cool. The shuffling impression is perfect. You can't get
this kind of animation on a bitmapped display without 100+MHz
processing.
Yes, it is a good effect, and will be a good addition to the 2600 library
when finished.
Regards,
Andrew Wallace
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