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Breathing Retro

Check out this wiki page to read about the Gloom source code release and ports: doomwiki.org/wiki/Gloom #retrodev #Amiga #retrogaming #Doom

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Gloom

DoomWiki.orgGloomGloom is a first-person shooter released for the Amiga in 1995 by Black Magic Software.[1] The game starts out with the player fighting space marines in science fiction environments, giving way to gothic castles and monsters, and culminates in levels set in Hell. It also sampled many of its sounds directly from the movie Aliens.[2] The engine features sector based maps similar to the Doom engine, although these can move like those in the Build engine used in Duke Nukem 3D. It is however limited to a single elevation level, making it more like Wolfenstein 3D in some respects,[notes 1] also sharing a lives system. Gloom is also deliberately fast paced and arcade-like,[3][notes 2] with the player gunning down hordes of visually vibrant opponents in typically short levels filled with powerups.[4] Nonetheless, these still contain some key hunting, switch interaction, and teleporter sequences to complete. Gloom was later re-released as Gloom Deluxe, which added new graphics modes and enhancements such as on-screen weapon sprites.
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Tom Gambill

Baby steps in getting my Apple I reproduction PCB up and running. 6502 CPU booting with just RAM and ROM attached. It grabs the reset address from ROM and starts executing code...until it tries to do something with IO, which is not attached yet...

I'm monitoring the bus with an Arduino MEGA attached to my MacBook Pro.

circuit board attached to a MacBook Pro with Arduino
#cpudesign#RetroDev#8bit
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