/vr/ - Retro Games

Reinstalling The Sims: Complete Collection. I'm going to put a group of people in a house and remove all the doors and windows. They will have to try and survive.

Realms of the Haunting. A Point and Click Adventure + First Person Shooter game where you go through dimensions.

2/2

I'm thinking of having a randomly generated dungeon. Combat would be turnbased. Different characters would represent different objects and enemies, but some would have actual sprites. When you want to do something or interact with something you would press the fire button and it would bring up a command menu. You would be able to select your inventory, disarm traps, fire your bow, attack, etc. Certain objects would have extra options you can interact with. Example: NPC players.
It would have to be very minimal though because of limitations, but I will try to make it filled with content and things to.

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>>381854

Maybe. I only know the basics of making a game because I watched a youtube video. I have a lot to learn before I can even begin, but if I do, then I'll release the game under the GNU GPL V3, but sell the cartridge for people who want to play on their Atari 2600's. The only reason I want to make one was because I saw some projects on Atari Age that looked interesting. I'll post some screenshots of their projects.

It seems like most consoles (Atari, NES, etc.) require assembly knowledge. I'm currently learning how to make Atari 2600 games and the complex games require 6502 assembly (dasm) knowledge. I'm planning on making a rougelike. You would press fire for a list of commands. It would also have a very basic level up system. I need to learn before I can make a complex project like this.

>>378013
A+ game. I rebought it on GOG because its my favorite game of ALL TIME. I originally got it at goodwill years ago and I thought it was going to be shit, but I quickly fell in love with the game.

Atari 2600. There is a big home-brew scene and a nice community. There is a tool called Atari BB that works like Visual Basic. You can quickly click and drag your sprites and play-fields to make your own game. I may or may not be working on a /vr/ game.

Vertigo.

I've never had framerate problems with emulators.

>>371370
With a emulator, no. If you are playing on a real classic Amiga then it will depend on the game. Some games were released in the US, but most were released in Europe.

>>371346
God damn, its finally done loading. It took 2.5 minutes to load all 3 disks.

Loading.

>>371298

>>371274
They attack once more with a larger army and I'm unable to defend.

>>371273

>>371262
They attack and I am victorious.

>>371252
I failed. I must conquest some more.

Who shall I joust against?

>>371178
I don't know. Maybe your best bet is to install the latest version of 2012 that you can find.

Sorry, I had to edit my post and re-post it.

>>371152
Amiga Forever 2013.

I'm reinstalling Amiga Forever (Legal Amiga emulator if you live under a rock) and I forgot about dream17. Its a site where you can legally download Amiga titles from Team 17. I'm downloading Super Frog and Worms1. Another good site is Cinemaware. You have to register, but you can legally download games like Defender of the Crown, Rocket Ranger, The Three Stooges, and others. If you want to give Amiga Emulation a try then these are some sites I recommend.

If you want to run Amiga OS, but run modern software then I suggest giving Aros* (Amiga-like for x86) a try. If you have a PPC Macintosh (check compatibility first) then I suggest Morph OS (it costs money, but its free to run). There is also Amiga 4.x, but I don't recommend it since the hardware to run it costs a arm and a leg.

*Still in Alpha and or Incomplete.

I'm reinstalling Amiga Forever (Legal Amiga emulator if you don't live under a rock) and I forgot about dream17. Its a site where you can legally download Amiga titles from Team 17. I'm downloading Super Frog and Worms1. Another good site is Cinemaware. You have to register, but you can install games like Defender of the Crown, Rocket Ranger, The Three Stooges, and others. If you want to give Amiga Emulation a try then these are some sites I recommend.

If you want to run Amiga OS, but run modern software then I suggest giving Aros* (Amiga-like for x86) a try. If you have a PPC Macintosh (check compatibility first) then I suggest Morph OS (it costs money, but its free to run). There is also Amiga 4.x, but I don't recommend it since the hardware to run it costs a arm and a leg.

*Still in Alpha and or Incomplete.

>>371007
I cant wait.