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A month ago I've purchased a Tano Dragon from CA Digital; I just love the keyboard echo so I had to buy me another one... 8-) According to information posted by Retro Canada at the CoCo mailing list, California Digital sold the last of their NIB Tano Dragon 64's sometime in January 2014. Did you or...

Glove and 3D Deathchase are available for download from the author's (James McKay) website.

http://www.indigobanquet.adsl24.co.uk/

CaptainNemo wrote:They still had plenty of them when I purchased mine around mid-March.
Shipping is a bit pricy because of the box size, but you'll get a NOS Dragon!

Their website (http://www.cadigital.com/) has been "unavailable" since January 2014. How do we contact them to ask?

Yes, true :idea:, is there a way to simply relocate the old posts and move them into another thread (maybe one thread "CoCo cartridge-roms converted for Dragon" and another "Cas-files converted to cartridge-roms"). Maybe the admin can do that :?: Yes. Admin should be able to do that quite easily. Y...

IMHO it would be a far better idea to put all of these converted games under one dedicated thread.

I have fixed the bug which caused part 1 to crash when attempting to run it on a Dragon 64. I have also added Steve Woolham's Speedkey routine to both games.

NOTE: This routine is not needed if you are using Steve Woolham's Enhanced Dragon ROMs.

cognisant wrote:I don't know the right entry points into dragonDOS, but I have an idea!

Does the attached information file help with your required DragonDOS entry points?

Attached below is a patch to allow you to run part 1 (Larkspur Waldorf is Trapped) on a Dragon 64. It also improves the keyboard response when playing the game on both Dragon 32 and Dragon 64 machines. The patch can also be used to improve keyboard response when playing part 2 (The Journey Home) on ...

Thanks for this. Encoder 09 has always been my favourite Dragon 32/64 assembler.

Is there any chance you could do the same integration with DragonDOS?