@mcleppa

have you tried MACE Tower Defence ?

congrats to all & thanks again to Entwickler-X for the prizes this month

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BEST definition EVER

bit better score but looks like a long way to go still

@MamePPCA1

line working finehere

@McFly

agreed eGame is a nice option for sure.

I got a hold of Chris when I had a question with runindosbox at
cshandley () gmail com this past December.


edit: Edited to change the way the email was written for spam grabbers

@Antique

you should try the classic iGame which walkero just updated recently aminet link

keep em coming in! it's getting spicy in here

@K-L

agreed and ya it definitely is a challenging game for sure

@AmigaOldskooler

ok sounds good please add that on the first post so everyone’s starting from the beginning each game

Amiga 1200, PiStorm32 with Raspberry Pi3a+ (March 10/23 firmware), Amiga OS3.2.2

5m59sec

Wishing everyone a great Easter long weekend!

Here's my the first submission on this lazy Friday afternoon

@imagodespira

thanks much appreciated & great stuff to make us try 'just one more time'



@ AmigaOldSchooler

Please confirm if we are playing always from the beginning of the game or can we resume where we left off on the previous game?

@ davec555

ah the thrill of bringing an Amiga back to life! congrats & just in time to join us for this months amigans game competition

@levellord

all their games are fun & I’m sure the majority of us want to support our developers so YES I’m in for MACE

what we playing for April

man this is one frustrating game! here's my latest...might have time later tonight before midnight to try one last time

@saimo

thanks for the story/background of RATW

@geennaam

thanks it's awesome to have new drivers for new hardware for OS4.1

@davec555

This happened to me twice in the past 12 years. The 2nd time it was a bad CMOS battery and the first time I had do this technique below which ended up helping a few other users over at the Hyperion support site as well so hopefully it might work for you too;

-Turn off power to PSU.
-Remove plug from PSU.
-Remove power connector from the motherboard.
-Take out one RAM card leaving only one to the right of the PA6T CPU (i.e. 3rd slot from the left).
-While the RAM card is out check the slots 2 & 3 for dust build up (the CPU fan blows dust onto them) and use a small clean brush to remove it.
-Plug power connector back on to the motherboard.
-Connect PSU power & switch on PSU.
-Turn on X1000.
-If the X1000 boots up to Workbench, press and hold the power button for 3-5 seconds & it should shut off.

@afxgroup

Thanks

after quite a while of playing this is the proudest lowest 'high score' ever