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GTW64 update – 08/01/13

Continuing the ongoing updates and fixes:

7 new entries added

Biz, Bloo!, Hell For Leather, Phantom – The Mission Remix, Tanx, Thunder Hawk, Victory Road (UK version)

51 updates added

This is mostly credit fixes, addition of extra scans and creator speaks added. Some highlights in particular to check are for Captain Planet, Hareraiser 2, Paperboy 2, Speedboat Assassin, Unnamed Tony Gibbs Game, Street Fighter 2 V1 (Interesting account from James Macdonald!) and Unnamed Tony Gibbs game.

2400 AD, Airwolf 2 V1, Albyon, Batman Returns, Blast, Breakthrough, CDU Games Disks, Capitaly, Captain Planet, Cattivik, Circus Fun!, City Bomber, Colour Space, Cyborg, DDT: Dynamic Debugger, Dinnamic Donkey Duo, Droid One, Droid One Plus, Enduro Racer V2, Fruit Fight, Gauntlet 3, Giana 2 – Arthur And Martha In Future World, Gods, Hareraiser 2, Ice Age, Kick Off, Kid Niki, Klaboom, Monster Business, Outrage, Paperboy 2, Penguin Tower, Quo Vadis, R.R Software Titles, Saigon Combat Unit, Shockwave, Shutdown, Solo, Sorry!, Speedboat Assassin, Street Fighter 2 V1, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 3, Tusari 2, Tyger Tyger, Unnamed Game, Unnamed Tony Gibbs game, Viking Child, Warspite, Xenon 2, Zynon

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AMC’89 Konix sources released

Following on from the exciting launch of the Konix Multi-system emulator and a runnable preview of AMC’89, the guys from the Slipstream: The Konix Multi-system archive have now released the sources which can be grabbed from here:

https://github.com/SavourySnaX/AOTMC89

This has been released with the permission of Jeff Minter himself, and it is hoped that someone will pick up the baton and look to try and complete the game, maybe even trying to reconstruct the Stonehenge levels which are missing from the preview.

Fancy a challenge?

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A small pre-2013 update

A few bits and pieces have come through right at the death of 2012 – which includes details of another Amiga to C64 conversion that never was called:

And also David Wightman helped us to confirm some more details on two games he was involved in which we had entries already in the archive, confirming credits and details to why the games never made it:

RatPack led us to a sad discovery that ex-C64 developer Carl Wade passed away in 2011 at the young age of 40. Carl was famous for the C64 conversions of Double Dragon (Ocean), Gemini Wing and Stratego. Rest in piece Carl!

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