Spectrum Computing

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This looks great, but may I make a suggestion? Could you perhaps organise your playlist with the earliest video first. I understand the advantages of having the most recent at the top, but people normally watch playlists from beginning to end. Most people will try to catch up with you. They can use ...

PeteProdge wrote: ↑Mon Jun 11, 2018 2:09 pm

cthutu wrote: ↑Mon Jun 11, 2018 11:02 am My favourite game beginning with M was Mutant Monty.

You've nominated that one an hour too late!

I don't hang around the forums as much as I should.

I'm very sad that I couldn't vote for Mutant Monty.

My favourite game beginning with M was Mutant Monty.

I owned two computers there: ZX81 and Oric Atmos.

That one is easy: Lords of Midnight (I have to, I'm porting it for the Next).

R-Tape wrote: ↑Wed May 30, 2018 9:29 pm Guys, look, I like a joke as much as the next man but this particular topic is not something to muck about with.

I actually prefer Mutant Monty to Manic Miner actually.

Juan F. Ramirez wrote: ↑Wed May 30, 2018 9:04 pm Welcome, Cthutu!

R-Tape wrote: ↑Wed May 30, 2018 8:54 pm Welcome fellas!

Spoiler

Welcome only valid to anyone that is going to vote the correct way in the upcoming "Best Spectrum Game beginning with 'M' poll" in a few weeks.

Are you referring to Mutan Zone, perhaps?

What? Not Mutant Monty?

Hi,

My name is Matt Davies, and I am the creator of the Spectrum 48K (and soon to be 128K & Next) emulator/debugger/assembler/disassembler application Nx. I'm originally from Wales but currently live in Canada. I've work in the video game industry for over 20 years.

Thanks for having me.

Thanks for this thread! After testing, I decided to fix my Z80. I added the flag 3/5 behaviour for SCF and CCF, and fixed the flags bug in my RLA instruction. I now have this result:

The ZX Spectrum Next doesn't use any part of ZX-Uno at all. This is very inaccurate statement that is, unfortunately, being spread around by misinformed people. There are aspects of the Next FPGA code that is based on open cores (like the T80), but none from ZX-Uno. I can't say anything by myself. ...

Wow, I'm definitely surprised that the Next failed so many tests! Are there any major revisions expected in the future? If I remember correctly, the Next uses the ZX-Uno Spectrum core, modified and not published the sources. So, the last ZX-Uno sources aren't published, until the Next team publish ...

I ran the tests on my emulator, Nx.