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Also of note is Dragonfire for the CoCo (I'm not sure if it was ever released for the Dragon) which manages to display both PMODE 3 palettes on one screen, thus giving an eight colour 128x192 picture.

The way the VDG is soldered in pins 21 - 40 are nice and straight. Pins 1 - 20 are curved quite badly so they are probably under a lot of tension and the heat cycles must have weakened the pin and it fractured although none of the others have failed yet. If you have not already checked the solder c...

It also works if I remove the SBY to CB2 connection so doubt this is correct as CB2 is configured as an output, but not sure where it goes. The Watford Electronics BEEB Speech Synthesiser has a built in speaker, see http://www.computinghistory.org.uk/det/6484/BEEB%20Speech%20Synthesiser/, whereas t...

Thank you, I will have to study the instructions when I have more time (I really appreciate the diagrams and photograph).

I am putting together manuals, invisiclues and walkthroughs for every adventure to help users to finish these adventure games. As soon as I have that work completed, I will upload them here. Ahem. There are The Infocom Documentation Project and The Classic Adventures Solution Archive to name but tw...

Pere,
I take my hat off to you. If only I had a Dragon 64.

Geirhovland,
does the very latest version of XRoar (xroar-snap-2018-15685-w64 at the time of writing) crash on your system?

Hello Daniel and welcome.

For more information about Dragon text adventures be sure to check out The Classic Adventures Solution Archive. (It does not yet list every Dragon text adventure, but I am still adding games whenever I become aware of them.)

Pere,

xroar -ao-format help >> aoformathelp.txt
(or any file name you want)

will create a text file containing the output.

Pere,
in that case it may be that the latest versions of SDL2 do not work properly with either Windows 7 or 64-bit Windows.

And a quick search has revealed this "IMPORTANT FOR DEVS: SDL2 2.0.6's audio breakage in Windows". Ciaran, is this thread any use?