Spectrum Computing

No problem. Thanks

I finally got music into my ZX conversion of the C64 version of Sqij.
Can I submit that game for the compo?

My Speccy resolution is the same as it has always been: 256x192

Sorry, if I didn't then someone else would

Lee, I think it’s best for WOS and the Spectrum Community on a whole is if you give up WOS (or close it) and just leave the ‘scene’. You have no credibility left, your part in the ZX Vega debacle and dubious attempts to get out of it and your ‘if you disagree with something I say I will ban you’ su...

Great little game. It's not often we see new original isometric games for the Speccy, but this one is excellent and quite playable. I've only had time to play to level 6 so far, but I hope to play all the way through. Great job, Bob.

MatGubbins wrote: ↑Thu Dec 14, 2017 6:07 pm

Sokurah wrote: ↑Thu Dec 14, 2017 5:51 pm Well, I'm looking forward to the Sabre Wulf movie starring The Rock.

And Stop the Express with Steven Segal.

I think he already did that one in 1995 though

Well, I'm looking forward to the Sabre Wulf movie starring The Rock.

How about The Snowman from Quicksilva?

Ralf wrote: ↑Mon Nov 27, 2017 8:08 pm I wonder how hard it would be to port it to Spectrum...

The source code is available out there somewhere. It's in C as far as I remember.

I think that the number of lives in a game should depend on the type of game. If the game is about motorskills and precision then a set number of lives is suitable, but if it's a rapid-death type game then unlimited or perhaps 99 is good. Depends on the game. Figure out what suits it. Bottom line is...

I think it's only a matter of time before someone (not me) codes a version for the Spectrum Next.
That has hardware scrolling, so that's the worst CPU bottleneck taken care of. You heard it here first

HexTank wrote: ↑Thu Nov 16, 2017 9:07 am Why is this thread a thing? It's like you get a new (girl|boy)friend and can't stop talking about your ex.

I have to agree. It's been discussed to death on WoS already. I wish I'd never have to read about it again.

I don't think I need much introduction as I see mostly familiar names all around :) But here goes anyway: I'm Søren and I'm from Denmark. I'm 50 and got my first Spectrum in spring '83. I drink way too many beers (brew them too) & watch too much TV but somehow still manage to make games. The lat...