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Arjan
msx addict
Berichten: 454 |  Geplaatst: 28 Februari 2005, 23:51 |
The first promo we released was a bit buggy and refuses to work correctly in DOS2 (which is stated at bombaman.net already).
The .dsk-version of the Bombaman promo #2 works perfectly fine in blueMSX and openMSX. It autoboots from disk and doesn't need DOS1/2 files.
If you make your own diskimages with DiskManager, you have to make sure each file has the archive attribute set (as mars2000you said). Otherwise, files aren't loaded correctly (it's not a Bombaman specific problem though, it happens with all LZH files which contents are put onto a diskimage without setting the archive attribute first).
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Wibbly
msx user
Berichten: 40 | Geplaatst: 01 Maart 2005, 00:19 |
Where can I get promo 2? I downloaded Bombaman v1.1 off of bombaman.net, which included a readme, two lib files and a com file. Is that correct? How do I get that to autoboot?
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Wibbly
msx user
Berichten: 40 | Geplaatst: 01 Maart 2005, 00:29 |
The archive attribute was already set, but I decided to unlzh the files, and zip them then re-extract them as per instructions.
Still not getting past the "presents" screen. I was just curious to see what these guys had done a) with the msx and b) with bomberman (one of my old fave games)
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mars2000you
msx master
Berichten: 1723 | Geplaatst: 01 Maart 2005, 00:31 |
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Wibbly
msx user
Berichten: 40 | Geplaatst: 01 Maart 2005, 00:41 |
Superbio
Thankyou kind sir. Problem solved.
The 1.1 download I got did not say update, and therefore I assumed that it was the demo. Surprised that the demo was not available from the bombaman site itself.
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Arjan
msx addict
Berichten: 454 | Geplaatst: 01 Maart 2005, 11:38 |
the demo is also available on bombaman.net, in the downloads section. I have to admit the way that section works is not optimal. Anyways, I hope you enjoy the promo and buy the full game  |
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[DK]
msx friend
Berichten: 12 | Geplaatst: 01 Maart 2005, 16:16 |
Woei there! A couldn't resist to post something here. Maybe because I have to say that the promos are a very poor and tiny glance of what Bombaman really is, a game full of worked levels, music, areas, story, even RPG stuff. Those promos were only a 'test-thing' and only the gameplay engine master lines can be guest. Moreover, I personally dislike the final result of the second promo, a pity that the second one is better coded but worse built talking about gameplay.
I hope you can smell something good behind those promos Wibbly, and encourage you to buy a mega long (and fun they say) game 
Greets! |
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