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Power Drive (CD32): a 1992 rally game pressed by Myth's mastering house with the same stuck 1992-12-21 clock and 50-MiB hole; 583 planar car frames closed from the bytes; Akiko drives the CD and NVRAM, and the C2P...
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Alfred Chicken (Twilight / Mindscape, Amiga CD32, 1993): structural documentation read from an original pressed disc, the first physical one in this set. Settles that the thirteen-zero CATALOG is the mastering not...
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The canonical Amiga CD32 / CDTV platform checklist, carried from one documentation pipeline to the next: disc identification, the trademark block at sector 21, the AmigaDOS epoch, RNC ProPack, hunk executables,...
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Structural documentation of the Amiga CD32 release of Fire & Ice: The Daring Adventures of Cool Coyote (Graftgold / Renegade, 1994) - ISO 9660 layout, PowerPacker 2.0 containers, copper-driven AGA display, cd.device...
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Reverse-engineering notes on Gloom (Black Magic Software / Guildhall, 1995) for the Amiga CD32: a chunky texture-mapped renderer that never touches Akiko, because its framebuffer is a copper list with one MOVE per pixel
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Structural documentation of the Amiga CD32 release of Universe (Core Design, 1994): a 16-opcode bytecode interpreter, RNC ProPack nested three levels deep, 602 KB of four-language script, Akiko's CD-ROM and I2C...
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Structural documentation of The Speris Legacy (Amiga CD32, 1996, Binary Emotions / Team 17): the Imploder decruncher taken out of the game, the LEV2 level format rendered, the copy-protection code tables...
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Structural teardown of Myth: History in the Making (Amiga CD32, System 3). The disc is the 1992 three-floppy release pressed whole - three 880 KiB disk images plus an 18 KB shim - behind a hole of exactly 50 MiB....
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Reverse-engineering notes on Guardian (Acid Software, 1994) for the Amiga CD32: a polygon engine that fills every scanline with one Blitter cookie-cut into four interleaved bitplanes, a 24-bit per-scanline copper...
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Reverse-engineering notes on HeroQuest II: Legacy of Sorasil (Gremlin, 1994) for the Amiga CD32 — RNC ProPack 1 with a rotating XOR key, a hunk file that decrunches and relocates itself in 584 bytes, and an ECS...
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Liberation: Captive II (Byte Engineers/Mindscape, 1994, Amiga CD32) — the largest CD32 data track in the series, 91 % of it speech: three Wyvern shared libraries that are the 3D engine, 10,792 pre-rendered wall...
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Reverse-engineering notes on Microcosm (Psygnosis, 1994) for the Amiga CD32: 92% of the data track is one 483 MB video file of 30,707 frames, decoded straight into 8 AGA bitplanes. Documentation only.
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Structural documentation of the Amiga CD32 release of Superfrog (Team 17, 1994). A compilation master: the game plus Super Stardust and Arcade Pool demos. The 1993 three-floppy layout recovered exactly from the CD...
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Reverse-engineering notes on Banshee (Core Design, 1994) for the Amiga CD32: a same-label control against Dragonstone, a 640x512 HAM8 picture nothing runs, RNC ProPack method 2 inside an executable, and a debug hook...
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Reverse-engineering notes on Dragonstone (Core Design, 1995) for the Amiga CD32: disc layout, RNC ProPack, the AmigaDOS boot chain, three-language text, and the leftovers -- a cut level, a floppy prompt, and an Exec...