@@redrumloa Y-cable lol. It's what we used back in the day if you had a stereo.And if you hooked up to a stereo TV it did it internally and came out both speakers.
The Commodore version? Maybe I'm just older and/or out of practice, but the 128/64 version seems much harder than I remember wither the arcade or Amiga versions.
@@redrumloa Yep. I agree with you that the Amiga and arcade versions (which I've only ever played in MAME) seem easier. I don't recall ever playing it in an actual arcade.
Oh *that* game! I never did play it when it came out. I'll give it a go in the near future. Thanks for reminding me! Good timing with the 128D with desk space for a while!
I don't see it. What is C128 about this? I was expecting a game in VDP mode, but it still looks like C64 graphics. Does it run 2MHz in V-blank or what? Try finding true C128 games, with VDP high res graphics.
Yes this game uses the Vic-II and gets a speed boost when run on a 128. Action games that use the VDC (80 column mode) are pretty rare. There are some recent-ish ports such as Gunfright that use it. Gunfright uses the VDC in 320x200 with a full 16 color, no limitation. th-cam.com/video/Z_H68-GsQuw/w-d-xo.htmlsi=nj_MKrsYgTcz1QsX
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Loving the C128 content on here!
My left ear enjoyed this.
Commodore 64 and 128 are mono computers, just one channel. I've thus far kept it authentic on real hardware.
@@redrumloa Y-cable lol. It's what we used back in the day if you had a stereo.And if you hooked up to a stereo TV it did it internally and came out both speakers.
Such a great game. I used to play it while talking on the phone. :)
The Commodore version? Maybe I'm just older and/or out of practice, but the 128/64 version seems much harder than I remember wither the arcade or Amiga versions.
@@redrumloa Yep. I agree with you that the Amiga and arcade versions (which I've only ever played in MAME) seem easier. I don't recall ever playing it in an actual arcade.
Thank you for the videos. You cured my ignorance using the Chameleon 64 & GEOS. Could you please run the C64 version for comparison's sake?
Yeah, it would be interesting to see if additional RAM is used for anything.
I'll see what I can do today.
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Have you tried the native C128 game "Volley for two"?
Don't believe I have. I'll take a look for it.
Oh *that* game! I never did play it when it came out. I'll give it a go in the near future. Thanks for reminding me! Good timing with the 128D with desk space for a while!
I don't see it. What is C128 about this? I was expecting a game in VDP mode, but it still looks like C64 graphics. Does it run 2MHz in V-blank or what? Try finding true C128 games, with VDP high res graphics.
Yes this game uses the Vic-II and gets a speed boost when run on a 128. Action games that use the VDC (80 column mode) are pretty rare. There are some recent-ish ports such as Gunfright that use it. Gunfright uses the VDC in 320x200 with a full 16 color, no limitation.
th-cam.com/video/Z_H68-GsQuw/w-d-xo.htmlsi=nj_MKrsYgTcz1QsX