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Episode 57 -- Interview w/ Phil Zwart, Restarting a project, Knight Lore tech talk, part 1

The Crew returns, once again, with something great to entertain you this Saturday afternoon! Along with the usual news and announcements...listen to our hosts discuss how to restart an old project, enjoy our interview with Phil Zwart (author of Autoterm), and learn a bit about how Mark McDougall does his game porting projects like Knight Lore!

Come now -- it's time to join the Crew!

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Episode 58 -- Interview w/ Carl England, Review of GunStar, Social distancing...

CoCoFEST! may be delayed, but the CoCo Crew is still here as scheduled. We try to never disappoint!

Catch this months news and views, hear Carl England's interview, and catch Neil's take on that recent Aussie SHMUP. Current events seem grim, but the CoCo Crew continues.

Seriously -- it is time for you to join the Crew!

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Hi John,
glad to know you keep on creating more podcasts.
But once again this web is unreachable
http://marsdentheatrearchives.com/Marsd ... DC%20Files
Hope they will solve this soon
thanks in advance
pere

Notified Neil, he thinks it is fixed now.

linville wrote: ↑Tue Mar 31, 2020 6:46 pm Notified Neil, he thinks it is fixed now.

right, John, it works well now.
I will download the latest file.
Thanks a lot!
pere

Episode 59 -- Interview w/ George Dorner; Are "collectors" different?; Knight Lore tech talk, part 2

Five full years of the Crew!! Along with this month's news bits...enjoy an interview with George Dorner, the hosts discuss the "collectors" among us, I return with a tech segment on handling BLOBs in assembly language, and we get the rest of Mark McDougall's Knight Lore tech discussion.

Be sure to listen through the end of the show, where I join Neil to discuss how things have changed over the past 5 years, and whether or not the effort has been worth it...

Anyway, it's now time for you to join the Crew!

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Episode 60 -- Is "homebrew" a bad word?; CnoY; Review of Rampage

The CoCo Crew is back! Along with the usual Announcements and News...Boisy looks back in CoCo history to May 1988, the hosts debate over use of the term "homebrew", John fills us in on the CnoY filter for the OS-9 C compiler toolchain, and Neil reviews the Rampage cartridge from Activision.

Now is the time to take a break, shelter in place from the riots and the virus, and come Crewsin' with us!

http://cococrew.org/

Episode 61 -- What software did you mostly use?; Simon Jonassen and Paul Fiscarelli; 3D Monster Maze

Once again, the end of the month heralds the arrival of another episode of The CoCo Crew Podcast! Catch-up with our News and Announcements, then join us for a nostalgic discussion of what CoCo software we were using Back In The Day. Afterwards, help us to welcome Simon Jonassen and Paul Fiscarelli while they discuss their recent collaborations. Stick around to hear Neil Blanchard give us an overview of his recent cartridge production work involving Evan Wright.

Another month of our show, highlighting another month of our great CoCo community -- ain't nothin' gonna break our stride...

Won't you come along and join the Crew!

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Episode 62 -- Interview w/ Fran Purcell; "It belongs in a museum!" -- does it?; The Gamester joystick

The CoCo Crew, back again!

Along with the usual news and announcements, enjoy an interview with Fran Purcell, listen to the hosts discuss what CoCo treasures should be confined to museums, and learn about Neil's new joystick offering, The Gamester. It's all just another great example of what The CoCo Crew delivers every month.

The CoCo Crew...are you ready?

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Episode 63 -- Come as you are! Interview w/ Curtis Kaylor; CoCo gaming sans upgrades

As usual, the end of the month brings with it another episode of The CoCo Crew Podcast!

Join Neil, Michael, Boisy, and I on another adventure -- hear about current news and events, join us for a discussion about the necessity of some CoCo upgrades, and hear about the hobby projects of Curtis F Kaylor. No doubt a good time will be had by all...

So, here it is -- now it's time for you to join the Crew!

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