Wasn't me! But that is great news

From my memory, the South African DEMO TAPE's cover looked pretty much identical to that one!

I had Deja Vu when I saw the 3D "A" on the cassette too

Hi carlsson,

Great job on Othello!

My vote goes to either Tetris or Q*Bert

-Paul

...but I find the TI VDP Programmer's Guide more visually pleasing. Since the only hosting found on the AtariAge forum was a Rapidshare page, I decided to upload it to my own web space as well: http://www.cbm.sfks.se/files/TI-VDP-PRG.pdf (about 2.5 MB) WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOW!! That docume...

Very interesting post! I have been reading http://bifi.msxnet.org/msxnet/tech/tms9918a.txt linked from your "Memory Maps, chip documentation" thread... Seems to need to use both $3001 (twice in a row without the register resetting) to set the address to read/write, and then $3000 for the value. Perh...

I wish there was a way to directly PEEK/POKE the character memory referenced by the screen, rather than using an array + plot. This would speed up many games, and the ability to read the screen's character memory would simplify extra array (or in the case of Kapooka, finding a contiguous block of me...

Thanks for the help with POKEing 1195 & 1197 Luca! I have made the name consistent and added more information to the readme file.

New version is attached

Hi, Here's a logic game I originally wrote for linux, and have now ported to CreatiVision. It's like a cross between Pengo and Sokoban, you push the blocks around to get to the exit. Use joystick to move, and fire button to restart current level. Original game was here: http://kapooka.sourceforge.ne...

Did you ever get to try this? I have brought my CV back to UK from South Africa, but the RF signal in UK has a slightly different frequency to the rest of Europe! So i battle to get colour picture, and the sound is a mess

Nice photos! Wow your boxes are in good condition