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Earns a piggy from me because of the possible epilepsy inducement and general eye-ache it causes in those like me who are not prone to epilepsy...
As it's not using playfield I think the gfx is okay. AGA can be nice just because of the 8-Bit color palette.
Nice Intro.
I like those "no-bitplane/CPU/ram/etc." challenges, same as size-coding stuff. Nice little intro for the vanilla A1200, congratz!
To avoid misunderstandings. All colours use 8 bit values. The whole palette of 256 colours is used here. Especially the copper effect considers 8 bit colour gradients. The logo and the scrolltext share the palette with the copper effect.
Visuals nicely synched with the music (it seems to me).
Is it a trick or AGA can actually display hardware sprites (logo and scrolltext) even without active bitplanes @dissident ?
Is it a trick or AGA can actually display hardware sprites (logo and scrolltext) even without active bitplanes @dissident ?
@AlienTech On AGA you can enable border sprites with the BPLCON3 register or write to the BPL1DAT register like on OCS to display sprites without playfields.
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if this prod is a fake, some info is false or the download link is broken,
do not post about it in the comments, it will get lost.
instead, click here !
TBH, it's been a while I do not understand it. You are doing A1200 stuff but gfx-wise it looks like an Atari 800XL...