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I have produced an RZX for every game in the famously bad "Cassette
50".
[url]http://www.rzxarchive.co.uk/c.php#cassette50[/url]
I am justifiably proud of this painful endeavour.
However, a challenge remains. I skipped one game, "Star Trek", purely
because it's so full of bugs that I couldn't even play a whole game of
it without getting errors like "3 Subscript wrong".
Does anyone have any idea how you're meant to play it? Can anybody
*win* it?
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"Paul E Collins" <find_my_real_address@CL4.org> wrote in
news:tpmdnQj6kfTnHefanZ2dnUVZ8rednZ2d@bt.com:
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> I have produced an RZX for every game in the famously bad "Cassette
> 50".
> [url]http://www.rzxarchive.co.uk/c.php#cassette50[/url]
>
> I am justifiably proud of this painful endeavour.[/color]
Well, I've just watched some of them. I simply don't know how you had the
patience with Breakout. Even watching it, I had to crank the emulation
speed up to 2000%, and even then, I could still feel my life slipping away.
Congratulations.
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"Scribbler" <ngs_0501@mercuryvapour.co.uk> wrote:
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> Well, I've just watched some of them. I simply don't know how you
> had the
> patience with Breakout. Even watching it, I had to crank the
> emulation
> speed up to 2000%, and even then, I could still feel my life
> slipping away.[/color]
Aha, but you can *record* at high speed, too :)
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