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Genesis Project Releases New Sabre Wulf C64 Remaster

Genesis Project Releases New Sabre Wulf C64 Remaster

The demoscene group Genesis Project has released a new remaster of Sabre Wulf for the Commodore 64. Sabre Wulf was originally released in 1984 by Ultimate Play the Game across the ZX Spectrum, BBC Micro, C64 and Amstrad CPC. Genesis Project's version brings updated visuals to the C64 edition of the maze-exploration adventure game. This is a different project from an earlier Sabre Wulf C64 remaster released by developer Sveinacious-G. via indieretronews.com

AROS4 Announced as AmigaOS 4-Compatible System

A new operating system called AROS4 has been announced, built to be compatible with AmigaOS 4. It runs on PowerPC-based machines including the AmigaOne X5000, Sam460 and A1222, as well as on the Raspberry Pi 2, and on the X5000 it already boots directly to the desktop with programs running across all four cores. Working features already include USB keyboard and mouse support, SATA hard drives, a Radeon graphics card at high resolutions with power management, and networking. It uses SmartFilesystem for booting, with FAT support for USB and SD media and Ext2/3/4 support for Linux partitions, plus a new system monitor that can terminate, resume or freeze crashed programs without affecting the rest of the system. via amiga-news.de

Cosmic Smash, Wetrix+ Get New Dreamcast Leaderboards

Cosmic Smash, Wetrix+ Get New Dreamcast Leaderboards

Dreamcast community developer enfilade, who runs the DC99 project, has added online leaderboard functionality to Cosmic Smash, Wetrix+ and the Dreamcast port of Cruis'n USA. The feature lets players upload scores and lap times directly from their VMU save files using the console's web browser, with results reported and implemented by DC99. Unlike many revived online features for Dreamcast games that restore services the titles originally had, this leaderboard support is newly created rather than a recreation of a period feature. via thedreamcastjunkyard.co.uk

Pokemon Evergreen, Emerald ROM Hack, Released Complete

Pokemon Evergreen, a fan-made ROM hack of Pokemon Emerald, has been released in its complete form. The hack was created by Cimbachu888 and finalized, bugfixed and published by WoRLAND. It keeps the game mostly vanilla while adding quality-of-life updates and letting players choose from six starters, covering all five original Eeveelutions plus Eevee itself, with Leafeon, Glaceon and Sylveon also added to the game. Shiny encounter odds have been increased to 1.1 percent, and wild encounters throughout the game have been reworked. via pokecommunity.com

The Making Of Addams Family Values Explored by Ocean Software Devs

The Making Of Addams Family Values Explored by Ocean Software Devs

Time Extension has published a making-of feature on The Addams Family Values, Ocean Software's 1995 tie-in game for the SNES and Sega Mega Drive. The article explores how the developers aimed to blend the Hollywood license with gameplay influenced by The Legend of Zelda, and includes a recollection that management did not fully understand the development or creative process. The game arrived nearly two years after its inspiring film, released into a market already looking toward the next console generation, and never received major magazine coverage at the time. Ocean Software was a prominent British publisher and developer known for numerous licensed games throughout the 8-bit and 16-bit eras. via timeextension.com

8BitDo Arcade Controller Pro Up for Pre-Order

8BitDo Arcade Controller Pro Up for Pre-Order

8BitDo has announced the Arcade Controller Pro, a leverless fightstick-style controller for Nintendo Switch and PC, now available for pre-order ahead of a November 30 release. The compact unit features 17 face buttons using 8BitDo's low-profile linear mechanical switches with swappable caps, plus both wired and wireless connectivity. A quick-release glass faceplate allows easy access to the internals for customization or maintenance. via timeextension.com

Missile Command Gets Free Amiga 500 Tribute

Missile Command Gets Free Amiga 500 Tribute

Developer MAZ has released Missile Commande, a name-your-own-price tribute to the classic arcade game Missile Command for the Commodore Amiga 500. The game was recreated from scratch using the AMOS programming language combined with 68k assembler. It follows the original's concept of defending cities from waves of incoming enemy missiles, with mouse controls used to target and intercept them. The project was made with AI-assisted code and graphics. via itch.io

3 Dwarfs Puzzle Platformer Released for C64

Developer Konstantinos Patronas has released 3 Dwarfs, a puzzle platformer for the Commodore 64 priced at 4.99 euros. The game is distributed as a 128 KB C64 cartridge and challenges players to guide three dwarfs, each with a unique ability, through 31 rooms until all three reach the exit, in a style reminiscent of Lost Vikings. A free six-room demo cartridge is also available, playable in the browser via EmulatorJS and VICE using the MEGA65 Open ROMs. The release includes a PDF manual and was made with AI-assisted code, graphics, sound and text. via itch.io

ready64 Releases World Championships 100m Sprint for C64

ready64 Releases World Championships 100m Sprint for C64

Developer ready64 has released World Championships 100-Meter Sprint, a free sports game for the Commodore 64. The game is a singleplayer title built around the 100 metre sprint event. It is listed as released on itch.io under the sports genre, tagged for Commodore 64 and retro play. ready64 has previously released other free sports titles for the C64, including Kayak 3. via itch.io

Build Dangerous Released as Free C64 Platformer

Build Dangerous Released as Free C64 Platformer

Developer Revive8Bit has released Build Dangerous, a name-your-own-price platformer for the Commodore 64. Players control Thanos, an immortal building inspector who must check buildings about to open to the public for hazards like live wires, a hungry guard ferret and a mysterious compactor room before owners' insurance runs out. The game was made with AI-assisted code, graphics, sounds and text, and is available on disk and tape with English and Greek manuals. via itch.io