← Back to context Comment by ericd 12 hours ago Wow, that's gorgeous for something written in assembly, running in 512k, nice work! 3 comments ericd Reply nnevatie 21 minutes ago Looks like a pretty de-facto Amiga game of the era, to be honest.Amiga 500 (and 1000 prior to it) supported smooth scrolling by simply setting the screen-visible pointer in memory. efficax 11 hours ago amigas were way ahead of their time. We had an Amiga 500 and then got a 386 and it was such a downgrade, but the Amiga was clearly a dying system. ericd 8 hours ago Yeah, my cousin had one, was like a computer from a parallel evolution chain, kind of weird, but kind of awesome.
nnevatie 21 minutes ago Looks like a pretty de-facto Amiga game of the era, to be honest.Amiga 500 (and 1000 prior to it) supported smooth scrolling by simply setting the screen-visible pointer in memory.
efficax 11 hours ago amigas were way ahead of their time. We had an Amiga 500 and then got a 386 and it was such a downgrade, but the Amiga was clearly a dying system. ericd 8 hours ago Yeah, my cousin had one, was like a computer from a parallel evolution chain, kind of weird, but kind of awesome.
ericd 8 hours ago Yeah, my cousin had one, was like a computer from a parallel evolution chain, kind of weird, but kind of awesome.
Looks like a pretty de-facto Amiga game of the era, to be honest.
Amiga 500 (and 1000 prior to it) supported smooth scrolling by simply setting the screen-visible pointer in memory.
amigas were way ahead of their time. We had an Amiga 500 and then got a 386 and it was such a downgrade, but the Amiga was clearly a dying system.
Yeah, my cousin had one, was like a computer from a parallel evolution chain, kind of weird, but kind of awesome.