Hi,
Pity the Conqueror is still commercial, as I have many games that run in Dosbox and run on DOS on the Q68/SGC QL
They could of been bundled as an SD Card to run on the Q68.
But a non starter due the status of the Conqueror.
I suppose new games will have to be written for the QL, instead of relying on the older software.
Mystery QL/MS-DOS v4.0x Disk
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Re: Mystery QL/MS-DOS v4.0x Disk
Hi,
It is not the game(s), but the DOS emulator, I suppose if a user already has purchased the DP Collection, or like me has bought an individual copy of the Conqueror, then this should be OK.
I will look into this and see if I can produce the DOS games QWA container image for the Q68 or other system that support this.
vanpeebles wrote:You could bundle my game with it?
It is not the game(s), but the DOS emulator, I suppose if a user already has purchased the DP Collection, or like me has bought an individual copy of the Conqueror, then this should be OK.
I will look into this and see if I can produce the DOS games QWA container image for the Q68 or other system that support this.
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Re: Mystery QL/MS-DOS v4.0x Disk
Derek_Stewart wrote:Hi,vanpeebles wrote:You could bundle my game with it?
It is not the game(s), but the DOS emulator, I suppose if a user already has purchased the DP Collection, or like me has bought an individual copy of the Conqueror, then this should be OK.
I will look into this and see if I can produce the DOS games QWA container image for the Q68 or other system that support this.
Mine is a QL game, not dos

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Re: Mystery QL/MS-DOS v4.0x Disk
vanpeebles wrote:Derek_Stewart wrote:Hi,vanpeebles wrote:You could bundle my game with it?
It is not the game(s), but the DOS emulator, I suppose if a user already has purchased the DP Collection, or like me has bought an individual copy of the Conqueror, then this should be OK.
I will look into this and see if I can produce the DOS games QWA container image for the Q68 or other system that support this.
Mine is a QL game, not dos
I think I included your game on new Q68 sales already, as I like to give people the best software around...
Regards,
Derek
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Re: Mystery QL/MS-DOS v4.0x Disk
Derek_Stewart wrote:
I think I included your game on new Q68 sales already, as I like to give people the best software around...
Flattery will get you everywhere with vanpeebles, Derek

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Re: Mystery QL/MS-DOS v4.0x Disk
vanpeebles wrote:Cheque is in the post
No need to send money... I have enough.
Can you make a game that uses the Q68 DISP_MODE 2, which is 512x256 65535 colours aka QL Mode 33?
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Re: Mystery QL/MS-DOS v4.0x Disk
Not sure really, for me I love making graphics with the 4 colour white, green, red, black. I think being so restrictive makes it fun 

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Re: Mystery QL/MS-DOS v4.0x Disk
dilwyn wrote:Derek_Stewart wrote:
I think I included your game on new Q68 sales already, as I like to give people the best software around...
Flattery will get you everywhere with vanpeebles, Derek
I was just amazed someone else had played it

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