Agreed!
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Improve this one? It's already quite good and reminds me of Super Monaco Grand Prix from the Arcades. Well, imagine approximately 40 years ago, there have been quite good 3d like games already on the C64 and super smooth as well. I played Pitstop 2, Super Cycle and then there was The Great American Cross Country Road Race. Really cool games on the C64 for that time. Good luck with your projects!
Ok, I finally found time to delete MANAGER.BAS and AUTOSTART works in Caprice emulator. Would it be possible for you to convert MANAGER.BAS into a .BIN file instead and release an updated version or is that too much to ask? Other than that ... you know Bomb Jack Extra Sugar is by far the best home computer conversion. Cheers
I can tell you, sound and music is my weakest point as well, though I must admit I only experimented on the TI99/4A in Extended Basic with it. My Assembler knowledge on the C64 is very limited and in total beginner status, as I have absolutely no time to get deeper into it (hopefully one day when I retire), but I managed to code and finish system utilites in pure Assembler on the Amiga in a very advanced status. That's what I am still proud of. You know there are so many racing games in multi-color mode on the 64. If I had enough time, I would really try to code a racing game in hi-res mode. It would be so different to all those 80ies games, which are multi-color lo-res mode, though some of them made really fun. As long as you have time and fun to code, it might be a pleasure for you. Good luck
First of all congratulations for achieving your goals. I really appreciate your efforts, as new racing games are rarely released. When thinking about the old racing games of the C64, always Pole Position, Super Cycle and The Great American Cross Country Road Race come into my mind. I loved all of these games and they showed, how smooth racing games can be on the C64. I always dreamt about a new racing game, that crosses the boundaries of those old games, as so many new games show, what's possible on the original hardware, despite using a whole floppy disk or a complete EasyFlash cartridge. Keep it on and maybe hi-res mode might give you more opportunites as well. Just a thought. I will keep tracking you, promised. Cheers