I've asked around to see if anyone else had this problem. It is strange as the change between the two is very small, and should be quite reliable. How sure are you that the CD32 image was burned correctly?
I the meantime I've made v1.20 available for download as well as v1.21 so people have the option.
i burnt the iso the same as i did with v1.20 slow burning speed one with same brand and other with different brand so burnt 2 copies of V1.21 do not work same Hangs when you push start on meny V1.20 works perfect
I've removed v1.21 as I've had more than one report that it actually caused more new problems than it fixed. If you have problems with CD32 pads on v1.20, email me and I can provide v1.21 which may fix it.
I played Turrican II AGA yesterday and even in 2026, it is an absolutely brilliantly crafted game, I can’t emphasize that enough.
In the first level, shortly after the robot enemy, I noticed something: on the way up, you can see an extra life falling down a tube/shaft that you’re technically not supposed to see until you actually jump down that crevice.
Interestingly, you see it beforehand if you get close enough to that rock tunnel, but it isn’t lying at the bottom afterward. My expectation would be that the life only appears and triggers once you actually jump into the crevice or, if it’s already triggered to fall down, that it would be visible at the bottom rather than just disappearing. I don't know the original behaviour, but this way can't be how it is supposed to be.
First Level see horizontal blue barThis is on a real A1200 with a ACA68030 using a Indivision MK3 HDMI output. I’m running it with WHDLOAD. This is absolute awesome game—finally got a chance to play it with my daughter!
I haven't had any other reports of a horizontal bar like that. If you were running an emulator, it looks like an emulation bug, but you're not. If it is a solid bar, it could be a bug with the copper that somehow has never been spotted until now. I don't know if it is just the photo but the left side looks broken up and not solid. If that is the case, then I doubt it is a copper issue, and I'd lean more towards a hardware issue. I don't know how the Indivision MK3 works. Either way, it is a bit weird but I can't diagnose it easily.
