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Re: CGA Composite Mode under DOSBOX (Commited r3804)

Posted on 2015-06-12, 15:16

There is a difference in mode 6 between old-style/new-style CGA - IIRC it works out to about 15 degrees in hue? With the white palette, colors #4 and #8 differ most perceptibly (purplish and brown on old-style, red and green on new-style). How's this? Same CGA simulation as before (plus mode- …

Re: CGA Composite Mode under DOSBOX (Commited r3804)

Posted on 2015-06-10, 21:17

Well, in current SVN the bricks have very blocky and prominent colored edges: Filename kq1_svn.png File size 6.65 KiB Views 1576 views With the new patch (adjusted the hue somewhat), the edges are much less pronounced. You can see the improvement elsewhere, like the lack of spurious 1-pixel lines …

Re: CGA Composite Mode under DOSBOX (Commited r3804)

Posted on 2015-06-10, 19:12

Isn't it a matter of compromising/trading off, though? More pronounced, rainbow-like colored edges (with smoother filters), vs. vertical "ringing" artifacts around high-contrast edges (with sharper filtering - as seen in those non-DOSBox KQ shots)? At least, I'm unaware of anything that makes one …

Re: Guess the game!!

Posted on 2015-06-06, 11:57

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Alright, this one shouldn't be too difficult, so here's a Hercules shot to mix it up a little: Filename wossat.png File size 8 KiB Views 1511 views

Re: Guess the game!!

Posted on 2015-06-03, 20:00

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Heh, it really is weird how similar those two games are. I've never played the England one, but I looked at Moby for other games by the same developer as Italy '90, and well - whaddya know. This one shouldn't be hard. Probably the first RPG I ever managed to enjoy: Filename wat.png File size 3.44 …

Re: Early games w/higher resolution than normal for era

Posted on 2015-05-29, 20:06

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smeezekitty wrote: EGA actually does have a changeable palette. You can swap the 16 colors out of 64. Not in 200-line modes, which is what A.C. referred to (unless you were using some non-standard clone EGA with a multisync monitor, but very, very few games supported that).

Re: Help identifying another Asian game.

Posted on 2015-05-27, 19:31

1) Journey to the West Rumor (or something similar) That's "Journey to the West RPG" / 西遊記外傳 (Hsiyuchi Waichuan) Publisher: Soft-World (I suppose Tan Ton Nerw could be the developer, since they're on the title screen) Released: 1995 Apparently there's a Korean version of this, called 'The Legend of …

Re: Another one bytes the dust (archive.org)

Posted on 2015-05-22, 02:05

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The smug derision doesn't help, either I'd say it's entirely appropriate, since it was prompted by how that line of conversation began: Sorry but that is bloody awful Apology accepted, we can't all move with the times. ...if you don't see how that's the mother of all smug derisions, your reading …

Re: Another one bytes the dust (archive.org)

Posted on 2015-05-21, 19:47

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Just because it's the current trend doesn't mean it isn't a usability disaster. Those who assign value to "going with the flow" shouldn't be surprised when they end up in a sewer. ;) If they enjoy the warmth and squishiness, good for them, but chastising others when they point out the stench - now …

Re: One more game rescued from extinction.

Posted on 2015-05-21, 19:11

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TELEPACMAN wrote: One more game rescued from extinction. What "extinction" are you talking about? WolverineDK wrote: I think you must be a masochist to enjoy this Breakout clone. I don't know about that, but I'm pretty sure you have to be one to watch that guy's show. If he was any more annoying …

Re: Another one bytes the dust (archive.org)

Posted on 2015-05-15, 11:36

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Yeah, plus icons should have no text whatsoever next to them, and every option must be hidden behind as many unnecessary clicks as possible. Also, I didn't make it blinding enough - light grey on bright white is clearly the wave of the future.

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