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January 25, 2005 by Brume
New SainT version is available. For the first time of the emulation history, it allows to run Froggies Over The Fence and Transbeauce II demos. Also a lot of games are newly supported. Here are the words from the author about the new version of the emulator:
. Real 6301 low level keyboard CPU emulator written by Vincent Joguin ( Now Froggies' demo and Transbeauce2 are working !!)
. -weird- MFP "0" data register behavior when strangly programmed emulated. ( Froggie's demo )
. noisy YM sound sometimes when resetting fixed.
. TimerB when shifter disabled bug fixed ( Oxygene screen in Transbeauce2 )
. bug fix in video combo box frequency selector ( sort removed )
In order to run the first disk of Transbeauce II, please use the patched version you will find on Leonard website. The original disks of Froggies Over The Fence runs perfectly (but there still a bug with the reset screen). You can find them on old PaCidemo.
Go go! Grab latest version of SainT there!
January 16, 2005 by Brume
The Panic demo - that was released some weeks ago - is just coming to be updated by Paulo Simoes. There were some troubles with Steem and real hardware. This new version corrects the bugs since the author has changed one byte to have the top border timer controled removal to occur 28 CPU cycles earlier. So the troubles with the borders have vanished, and the demo works fine now. Whenever you encounter problems, feel free to report any bug on the forum.
Click on the link to download the new version of the Panic demo.
January 14, 2005 by Brume
After the new preview of Poong, Cerebral Vortex is just coming to update fully his website. It features a very cool new design! Poong fans will probably notice a short video is also available, too. This one was recorded by Xerus using his own background for the game.
Also remember the new name of the crew is Cerebral Vortex Software Development, since they decided recently to care about games and softwares only (no more demos? really?).
So feel free to visit the new site of CVSD now!
January 13, 2005 by Brume
The game Poong for Falcon developed by Cerebral Vortex has been recently updated. The current version doesn't display the ball (game is still not finished), but it looks very good. Also as mentioned by GT Turbo, the background can be changed by replacing the BACK.TRP file (Escape Paint). Please note the final version will support 8 players!
New version of Poong can be found by clicking [url=../newsattach/POONG.ZIP]here[/url].
January 12, 2005 by Brume
The Byte (member of BSW and TCE) has published last week more compilations of demos and samples. New BSW DCD #130 and BSW Sample Collection #9 are currently available on his webpage. Please note BSW DCD #130 is a special xmas compilation.
Also The Byte has released a new slideshow demo. Mangamania 2004 features 39 pictures displayed while a nice module is playing. Good work! Not for kids of course 
Go on BSW page to get all the new disks!
January 10, 2005 by ST Graveyard
Hello all,
After the release of the game Wiliness 3 a week ago, Laurent was kind enough to answer some questions. Read the exciting interview, with info on the next game he'll be releasing, here.
Leave your comments at the forum. Also keep in mind that both Bold and Wiliness 3 are available for download at this site!
Special thanks to Laurent Kermel for making this possible!
Enjoy
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March 20, 2006 by Sarek
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