4deKades by Creative People for CPC, an Amstrad CPC demo
-4deKades by Creative People for CPC is a demo for Amstrad CPC written by :
- Tom et Jerry (music)
- Optimus (code)
- Eliot (code)
- Krusty (code)
- m_dr_m (code)
- Voxy (palettes)
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4deKades by Creative People for CPC is a demo for Amstrad CPC written by :
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It was originally developed by LukaszM for the mobile application Fancade. David wrote first a ZX Spectrum version of SkillTeam one month ago.
AMSTAIR or AMSTrad Antic Internal Ripper v1.1 by Raft McMillan from the TRSi group is a hardware tool made with components from the Amstrad CPC era that allows the display of Amstrad CPC signals. It allow to hack a game in real time, trace code/ports, diagnostic faulty Amstrad CPC (the gerber plan is available to make it), more precisely it allows :
The Mojons Twins are working on a new Amstrad CPC game The Gnomes (The Hobbit Va-la's Cut), it's a Zelda like game.
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3DManiaks2 by Impact is their latest production, an Amstrad CPC+ demo. You can download it on Pouet. You can see 3DManiaks2 sur Youtube (see below).
The demo has been written by :
A new version of the ANSI-C compiler SDCC v4.5.0 is available since the 28th January 2025 for Windows, Linux and MacOS.
Saboteur 2 for Amstrad CPC is a action game by Durell Software in 1987, coded by Clive TOWNSEND and Maz SPORK.
On OursoN Retrogames's youtube channel, OursoN is doing a speedrun in 10 minutes on Saboteur 2.
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This version provides these new features :
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mTCP v2023-01-10 by Michael B. Brutman is a set of TCP/IP applications for personal computers running PC-DOS, MS-DOS, FreeDOS, and other flavors of DOS. mTCP needs a 8088 processor (or +), 96 to 256 Kb of system memory depending on the application, ms-dos v2.1 (or +) and a network card (Ethernet adapter, or a device emulating Ethernet) that has a packet driver.
The source code of NetDrive is available on mTCP's web page. It's a Ms-Dos driver to access a disk image (floppy or hard disk) which on another computer on the local network under windows (10 and 11), Linux (x86 or ARM) and MacOS.
If you go on the mTCP web page, you must know that it's a 41 years old PC Jr which is running mTCP own http server.