The year 2019 is near the end, it gave a lot of good things for the Amstrad computers, not only for the CPC, one of the very last being the Toki beta by AmstradGGP for example.
So, let's wish at least as much good if not more for the hear 2020. And personnally I wish you and people you care for a good and happy new year.
CPCEC, an Amstrad CPC emulator for windows by CNGSoft, 14th release
The 14th release is available since the 27th December.
Pixel Polizei by Markku Reunanen, a windows graphic utility
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You are a graphist on PC but you want that your pixel art to be on one of the following platform quoted below. Pixel Polizei will check the conformity of the color limits and save the result in the native format :
Amstrad CPC
ColecoVision
Commodore 64
Commodore Plus/4
MSX
Oric
Panasonic JR-200
Sharp MZ-700
Sharp MZ-800
ZX Spectrum
Two musical remakes by Smash my CPC
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Smash my CPC gives you two musical remakes of Amstrad CPC games :
Would you care for a drink with your Amstrad CPC 6128 ?
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Started since 1971 computer science was being introducted in french schools (6 years to 18 years). In 1985 the plan Informatique pour tous was bringing Thomson MO5 and TO7/70 computers linked in a network controlled by a PC with two 5,25 inc disk drives (later with a hard disk). What most of people like me didnt know, there was a definitive plus for technology classes : Youpi is a robotic arm with 5 liberty degrees made by JD Productique. It is controlled through the parralel port with a basic program and assembler routines on a Thomson MO5. You will find below two french interesting links :
Youyoudid was able to get a Youpi which he wanted since his young age. He wrote about it on CPCRulez. In a frist video he is controlling the arm in basic, but the movement is slow so he wanted to accelarate it with a basic compiler :
But finally thanks to the Turbo-Pascal compiler (CP/M) he is able to give a new youth to the robotic arm to let it serve a drink from a plastic bottle.