30 years ago, I patched this game for my brother to use on the RAMDrive. Actually, at the time, I didn't really rate the game that highly because the graphics were glitchy. It seemed like kind of a cheap game when they couldn't even get the graphics right. :roll: A month ago, I started playing arou...

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I modified Dragon Wars for myself to use on a SuperCPU and thought other SuperCPU users might like to try it as well. You need a SuperCPU and either a RAMLink, FD-2000, or CMD-HD. Other storage devices will not work. If you are using an FD-2000 or CMD-HD, SuperRAM or GEORAM is supported and recommen...

Let me know how it goes.

I wasn't sure whether to upload this or not -- hardly anyone will benefit. It's a SuperCPU patch for Melbourne House's Lord of the Rings graphic/text adventure. If Lord of the Rings was famous for anything, it was famous for being slow. So it made it a perfect candidate for an accelerator cartridge....

From my second post, I downloaded and retested "card.s" using xscpu64.exe from WINVice 3.2 and didn't have any trouble compiling or running the card.s program. The only difficulty was in getting WINVice configured to grab mouse events, but that's mostly due to my unfamiliarity with WINVice...

Someone else may have already done this, and I don't know if there is any interest, but here is my own attempt at recreating the Roadwar 2000 BASIC source code. These files have been sitting on my hard-drive since 2010 and appear to be still intact. The sources here are only for the Jet compiled BAS...

I went to the trouble of doing what I suggested in the previous post--start off each character with 6,000,000 experience points. This isn't really a lot of points, but it should be plenty to get your feet wet without starting over completely from a blank slate. This version also gets rid of most (al...

A hard-core Bard's Tale enthusiast, I see. I don't have a good answer to your question. I can point out to you that the character information on the original character disk starts on track 28 (sector 2, I think). On the 1581, this translates to track 31, sector 36. Anyone who has played Bard's Tale ...

One more difference I remembered is that in V1 on an FD-2000, the game doesn't always get saved properly. During a save, the information is correctly written out to the FD-2000, but sits in the track cache marked dirty waiting to be written to disk, which might or might not happen depending on subse...