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| Re: Games [message #143729 is a reply to message #143728] |
Wed, 25 April 2012 16:47   |
Guillaume Tello
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Registered: October 2012
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Le 25/04/2012 22:11, Atarinut365 a écrit :
> Can the 1040 STE play all the games and demos from the 1040 ST?
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> Thanks
It is not sure, but very few problems can occur in my opinion:
* the ROM address has changed between STF and STE, so programs that use
direct addressing (to read the ROM header for example) will hang.
* the same for joystick informations, the addresses have changed and if
you address them directly, you won't get the expected informations.
I remember that the STOS games had a table included that gave access to
addresses according to the TOS version. Even with an old STOS game, you
could edit this table to add your own informations, that's how I made
some games run on the TT long time ago.
I remember that then, a program was made to automatize this operation.
Guillaume.
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| Re: Games [message #143730 is a reply to message #143728] |
Wed, 25 April 2012 17:24 |
Ronald J. Hall
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On Wed, 25 Apr 2012 13:11:58 -0700, Atarinut365 wrote:
> Can the 1040 STE play all the games and demos from the 1040 ST?
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> Thanks
Mostly. Incompatibility isn't usually from the STe itself, but a higher
TOS version or more memory.
There are a couple of utilities that let you soft-boot an older version
of TOS and fake 1 meg of memory even with a 2-4 meg machine.
That usually takes care of most problems. Also, check Klaz's site and
Dbugs sites - they are constantly releasing "adjusted" software titles
that take advantage of newer TOS versions, more memory and will run from
hard drive!
http://dbug.kicks-ass.net/klaz/
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