Maybe some of you have been following this. It's not out yet, but I think it is an impressive feat. It looks incredible for just using the limited C64 color palette.
is awesome, the c64 limited pallete is fitting really well
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it's great now I want a c64 😀
Wonder if the game'll be available on a cartridge? That is an amazing piece of work right there.
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The thing with the cartridge is that it prevents you from having all the 64kb of ram available, whereas in floppy or cassette, you can use all
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Something about that port doesn't seem right. I think it is the sheer number of knives that are dropped. My experiences with the MS-DOS port never give me as many.
The EasyFlash cartridge uses a bankswitched 8KB ROM window, so the loss of 8KB of RAM is not particularly acute. ROM is a lot faster to load than either floppy or cassette. Eye of the Beholder was previously released as a 1MB SNES cartridge, so it's quite possible to fit it on a 1MB EasyFlash cart.
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wrote:Something about that port doesn't seem right. I think it is the sheer number of knives that are dropped. My experiences with the MS-DOS port never give me as many.
The EasyFlash cartridge uses a bankswitched 8KB ROM window, so the loss of 8KB of RAM is not particularly acute. ROM is a lot faster to load than either floppy or cassette. Eye of the Beholder was previously released as a 1MB SNES cartridge, so it's quite possible to fit it on a 1MB EasyFlash cart.
What you see in that video is apparently still very early. It is not even close to done yet from what I understand.
http://www.indieretronews.com/2018/06/eye-of- … n-crawling.html
One hour video of gameplay has just surfaced.
http://www.indieretronews.com/2019/12/eye-of- … feature-of.html
Nice done, that port. However, I did take notice on the sound. It takes the SID to good use.
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This looks pretty amazing. I've never played the original so can't comment on the accuracy, but it's a damn impressive port all the same. I've always thought the C64 palette is excellently suited to these pseudo-medieval dungeon crawlers. I'd love to hear that title music on my dual-SID machine.
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It is now released! Just in time for the holiday season. Yay!
https://csdb.dk/release/index.php?id=226060
Will run even better on a C128.
