Atari Jaguar Version: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ioHZk5eqjtadick

very nice! 🙂 Though visibly there is no gravitation between two shapes, they live their own lives. It would make the WHOLE thing much more complex

🎉 very nice 🎉

Great video! I hope you can develop or find an assembly language program to load the frames even faster!

Great video... again! thank you for this test, it is very original! Cheers!

Which version of phoenix started with the greensleeves opening music ?

Absolutely loved mine All my friends had the c64, spectrum or cpc464 but my parents couldn’t afford it iv still got it tbh

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Hi, tcbm2sd author here. I see that there is a need for a resident fastloader, one that patches BASIC LOAD command. Could you share the disk image of the animation with me for testing? The email is on the top of the pcb :)

Didn't know about that new peripheral TCBM2SD, thanks for the info and the video.. I guess there's one more item in the list to build or buy.

is there no basic compiler for plus4?

I love stuff like this, reminded me of when I coded a 3D model viewer in AMOS for the Amiga and accelerated this to almost realtime using Assembly!

Tried to use exomizer for the CPC. Damn it was hard to decompress a file.

Dann sind die Weihnachtsferien also mit Assembler lernen belegt ?! :-)

Excellent, I had a lot of fun watching that. We didn't really have access to much computers during my initial school years, but when we finally did - Logo was one of the things they taught us. Don't think the teacher understood much of the program beyond feeding us listings, but I had fun playing around with it on the old 286 computers that they had in a lab. Had a Pentium at home so it wasn't completely up to date 😅

I still use turtle graphics on my pi. Easy to understand.

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I had Logo for the C64. It was a fun, intuitive way for a kid to create graphics on a C64, whose graphics commands were otherwise kinda obfuscated behind pokes.

Fascinating, as always... Still need to try the samples you sent!

The Commodore Plus/4 was what the Commodore 64 should have been!

"And this, dear children, is how games as old as your teacher look like" :)

Man your system renderer is faster than my net

Sweet! The language taught at schools of our childhood: great video sir

I always thought logo would have been a perfect language for those Arduino robots

A lucky find… well done!

Sehr schönes Video. Toller Zustand nach so vielen Jahren. Was fehlt Ihnen denn noch in Ihrer 264 Sammlung?

Very nice! 👏

Lol, I think the low number of iterations you do in your code is responsible that anything at all shows up. Try with 1000000.

cool fractal, but there must have been some kind of mistake, I still can't reproduce.

where can I get 1.25?

Hi there George love your Channel can you please tell me where you purchased your PI1541-III.Cheers Kurt Australia

As usual, excellent work George. Cheers 🍻 Pete.

Beautiful... and adequate music

Beautifully made. Congrats!

nice fractal, but the source code can't be right. You commented function 1 and 3 with REMs, yet you still select these functions.

I tried to verify this with an online barnsley fern generator, but it doesn't work. Help?

Very geil 👏

It's incredible, but I made a clone of Asteroids for ms-dos that has many things in common with this game. Of course this one is much more advanced, but it still is a funny coincidence.

I have so many great memories of gaming on my plus 4 and this compilation made it seem like yesterday. thank you for making such an enjoyable video 👏🕹

You have the full collection of TED machines, 16, 116, Plus/4, thats great, I am still missing the 116 to complete my collection. Great video.

Great video, showing off the Pi1541-III and the capabilities of the Plus/4, 16, 116 series of Commodore machines, I have an earlier iteration of the Pi1541, very pleased with it.

I love the case! Does it need a Pi4 or can it also run on a PiZero (should be fast enough imo)

Nice! I'm enjoying the series!

Nice device, good GUI and that rotary button was already very good on SD1541/II too :-) I am happy it is that compatible with the demos and latest games.

Big Mac is definitely much better than on C64, Trailblazer maybe, Kickstart I liked more on C16, and Tutti Frutti was not available on C64 for a long time. Tresure Island could have been even better, more complex, graphically more pleasing. Winter and Summer Events showed that big software sprites were also possible. Auf Wiedersehen Monty is a susprise not in te Top10, why I hated Punchy as a kid :-) My fav on C16 the Magician's Curse, with a perfect software sprite and a little more complex gameplay than usual (kind of action adventure). Space Pilot is also very close (look better than the C64 counterpart, that is even not in spoace :-) ), though the slowdowns did not help to get the arcade feeling. Though I agree, that because of the more available memory the C64 games were usually more complex than the games on the very limited 16KB games. If you check our ZX Spectrum, there are only few, iconic, but very limited games made for the 16KB version. The ZX Spectrum games became grea when the 48KB became the standard. If C16 and C116 would have 32KB RAM, and they could have been easily and cheaply upgreadable to 64KB (and Plus/4 to even higher) it would have been a really different story. But there was no Commodore memory expansion and even for the proper upgrdae you need to cut some wires on the motherboard. Although (strange) the slot shows "Memory Expansion" for a REAAALY long time it was not possible to upgrade the C16 just by plugging in a 64KB memory cartridge.

Immer wieder hole ich meine alte Hardware aus dem Karton oder starte einen Emulator und tauche in die gute alte Zeit ein. Plötzlich sind Jahrzente verflogen.

That's a good looking piece of hardware.