Rejoice! SNDH, the biggest collection of Atari ST chiptunes, has just seen a massive update. A total of 303 tunes have been added or fixed. The archieve now includes all the YM2149 releases from SillyVenture 2013 as well as some other, ummm, great stuff that wasn't in there before.
For details, check Grazey's SNDH blog. Or simply head over to sndh.atari.org and download the beast already.
Tuesday, January 28, 2014
Monday, January 27, 2014
Sunday, January 26, 2014
Scene World #22 Released
Issue #22 of the C64 diskmag "Scene World" has just been released, featuring scene news (obviously), programming tutorials, and in-depth interviews with video game legends Ralph Baer, David Crane, and C64DTV inventor Jeri Ellsworth, among other things. Check it out.
Saturday, January 25, 2014
Ilio - New Album by Vince Kaichan
Vince Kaichan aka VCMG brings us his wonderful new album. Enjoy 9 fresh tracks of laid back chilled out jazzy Gameboy dub. Highly recommended.
Friday, January 24, 2014
Orbit - A 64 Byte Texture Tunnel
A rather jaw-dropping 64 byte MS-DOS intro by Baudsurfer^rsi. Iirc we've seen even smaller tunnels before, but not quite like this.
Download the demo + sources here.
Wednesday, January 22, 2014
Tuesday, January 21, 2014
How to Make Music on C64, Goto80 Style
The master shows us how it's done right.
The DEFMON editor is available here, and further instructions on how to use it can be found here.
The DEFMON editor is available here, and further instructions on how to use it can be found here.
Daily Dosis: Lambo by Frequent
Enough C64 for now. Let's do the Tramiel and move on to Atari.
Monday, January 20, 2014
Daily Dosis: World Games OST by Steve Mage
And thus, the Daily Dosis Commodore Week comes to a grand finale...
Sunday, January 19, 2014
Rob Hubbard, You, Too?
WTF? A new Hubbard tune? Is this a joke or is 2014 turning into the year of videogame composer comebacks, or what??? Well, the "From Bedrooms to Billions" website sort of confirms the news, so I guess it's true after all.
Download the prod here, in any case.
Saturday, January 18, 2014
Friday, January 17, 2014
Daily Dosis: International Sports Challenge OST
Theoretically it's Hardstyle Friday but oh well...
Also, how come the author of this awesome tune is still unidentified?
Also, how come the author of this awesome tune is still unidentified?
Doom for VIC-20
Not sure how this escaped my attention so far but holy sh*t! After almost four years of work, Kweepa has finished his port of Doom for the VIC-20.
The game requires 35K of memory, and a disk drive. 'Nuff said. Download it here.
The game requires 35K of memory, and a disk drive. 'Nuff said. Download it here.
Thursday, January 16, 2014
Tim Follin Is Back
Unbelievable but true: The videogame music legend Tim Follin returns to the scene with a new game, titled "Contradiction". It's going to be an interactive live-action adventure of sorts. The game is scheduled to be released this spring. Check out the details and watch a teaser on the project's Kickstarter page. The target has been reached already, but you still have a few hours to chip in, if you like.
MOD2VIC - New VIC-20 Music Utility
Good news for all VIC music composers! Pekka Väänänen aka cce has published a python utility that converts standard 4ch MODs to VIC-20 format. So, if you've always dreaded VICtracker and VDI, this is for you.
The utility requires Python 3.3 or higher to run. It also requires the win2c64 assembler, which is included in the download package.
Download mod2vic for Windows here, and check out the source and documentation here.
There's also a fork by Linde, which uses Kickassembler instead of win2c64, making mod2vic platform independant.
The utility requires Python 3.3 or higher to run. It also requires the win2c64 assembler, which is included in the download package.
Download mod2vic for Windows here, and check out the source and documentation here.
There's also a fork by Linde, which uses Kickassembler instead of win2c64, making mod2vic platform independant.
Wednesday, January 15, 2014
Hacking by Playing: Arbitrary Code Execution in Super Mario World
So this guy Masterjun goes about hacking a couple of minigames into Super Mario World by simply playing it, finishing the game in about 100 seconds in the process.
Explanations of what you just saw can be found here and here.
Explanations of what you just saw can be found here and here.
Tuesday, January 14, 2014
Daily Dosis: Armalyte OST by Martin Walker
Test test test...
Yay, Daily Dosis is back - and now streaming some fancy stuff that wasn't available anywhere as (embeddable) stream before. So, let's celebrate with a whole week of, erm, C64 game classics!
Yay, Daily Dosis is back - and now streaming some fancy stuff that wasn't available anywhere as (embeddable) stream before. So, let's celebrate with a whole week of, erm, C64 game classics!
Sunday, January 12, 2014
LavaLight'2014 by SerzhSoft
An awefully silent, but nontheless very impressive and unusual ZX Spectrum 1K intro by SerzhSoft. Placed 1st at DiHalt Lite 2014. More info and download on pouet.
Saturday, January 11, 2014
Goto80 - cйbзя-tсaя Released
Hey guys, look what I had in the mail this morning! Yes, it's the new smash hit album from Goto80. 61 minutes of "this submission is indescribable" crazyness, f*ckyes. This might well be the best Goto80 release to date.
Well, I said Goto80, so you know what to expect. And if you don't, you better hurry to close that educational gap.
The album can be ordered by paypaling 12 EUR to info@goto80.com, or getting in touch directly via fax@goto80.com. Check here for additional info.
Friday, January 10, 2014
Daily Dosis: WhatABeautifulTrackImadeWithMyGameboy by celomalabit
Ah, those were the days...
Wednesday, January 8, 2014
Mister Beep - Chromospheric Flares
Yay, after two years Mister Beep has finally released his new album! 36 minutes of ZX Spectrum beeper excellence are waiting to be downloaded.
And if you haven't clicked download link already, then here's a little teaser of what's in store for you:
Labels:
1-bit,
8-bit,
beeper,
music,
new releases,
Sinclair,
Z80,
ZX Spectrum
Monday, January 6, 2014
Even More Tamagotchis Were Harmed in the Making of this Presentation
Yess! Natalie Silvanovich returns to Chaos Computer Congress with another great talk on Tamagotchi hacking.
Also don't miss Natalie's talk from last year if you haven't seen it already.
Also don't miss Natalie's talk from last year if you haven't seen it already.
Labels:
65xx,
8-bit,
demo,
programming,
reverse engineering,
rom hacking
Sunday, January 5, 2014
JumpVCS: A Canabalt Port for Atari 2600
You thought the C64 port of Canabalt was impressive? Well, check this out: Repixel8 recently finished his port of the popular Flash game - for the Atari VCS/2600! The prod, named JumpVCS, is now available as download and on physical cartridge.
Ancient Wonderworld Is Back
Hiya folks, and a slightly belated Happy New Year! Hope the 8/16-bit scene will be even more productive this year.
Also sorry for the unannounced hiatus that was going on lately. Google thinks that if I log in from a slightly different address, I should give them my phone number to confirm my identy. So again sorry, but I do value my privacy. This is just another nuisance that will motivate me even further to finally migrate this blog to Wordpress.
In any case, Ancient Wonderworld is back for now, and hopes to bring you the latest scene news throughout 2014.
Also sorry for the unannounced hiatus that was going on lately. Google thinks that if I log in from a slightly different address, I should give them my phone number to confirm my identy. So again sorry, but I do value my privacy. This is just another nuisance that will motivate me even further to finally migrate this blog to Wordpress.
In any case, Ancient Wonderworld is back for now, and hopes to bring you the latest scene news throughout 2014.
Saturday, January 4, 2014
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