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great....will you please share them after you are done. thanks in advance

Commodore 128 Generic Disks https://mega.nz/#F!Xlg0VZRC decryption key = !SM3saffyN0DNNEsOg4GJhg and linked to this post 2D_Generic_Disks.zip

i played them via retroarch snes9x core and they worked without difficulty

link to download is below https://mega.nz/#F!f4QEHJqS!dbIx6laG4HPXtDgcqVh3pg

some of my stuff to share http://craigandersonthemes.weebly.com/

Anybody happen to have bandai sufami turbo boxes/cartridges? thanks in advance

are we able to add stuff to database. for example I have videos, title screens for Apogee BK-01. i would like to share them on here...is it possible thanks either way

Will Share when i have time and if anybody wants ithave working module that launches games via ROCKETLAUNCHER(FULLSCREEN does not work...the emulator goes all white and freezes with fullscreen (whether via rocketlauncher or directly through emulator itself).just fyi)

Here is my "ALF TV Game" for Launchbox. I originally made the theme/carts/wheel/videos for Hyperspin. I have a working module that launches via RocketLauncher. FULLScREEN does not work. The emulator goes WHITE and freezes. I will share when done in case anybody wants it.

links are there to provide more info if anybody else was interested in this system when im all finshed ill share my stuff if anybody wants it

Thanks. I found a way to launch many more games. Still a WIP.....

and here is what we must do to get the rest of the games to load (ie the games without a boot disk.) i do not have the time to figure that out right now..... from forum http://www.cpcwiki.eu/forum/nc100-nc200-pcw-pda600/full-list-of-amstrad-pcw-8256-games/#lastPost You must boot the computer with the CP/M system disk or start the emulator with the appropriate .dsk file. Then you change the floppy or .dsk file. The dir command shows you the directory. .COM files can be started. System .dsk: http://www.filewatcher.com/b/ftp/ftp.cpcszene.de/pub/Computer/Amstrad_PCW/PCW_System_Disks-0.html

Here is the command that I am using in RocketLauncher to Launch the games. If somebody can "translate" this over to LaunchBox directly that would be nice. Thanks in advance. (ps...I am not a "code" expert). PS: The "(Disk A)" is a leftover bit from when I was trying to get it to launch both disks....but it did not work. But for the Here is the main bit that loads and plays the games. F9 does the same as -O or /O ............... both of which are like hitting the "play" arrow on the emulator LoadPCWFile := "-S" Run(executable . " " . LoadPCWFile . " """ . romPath . "\" . romName . romExtension . """", emuPath) Sleep, 10 Send, {F9 down} Sleep, 10 Send, {F9 up} From a forum: (http://www.cpcwiki.eu/forum/nc100-nc200-pcw-pda600/cpm-box-a-pcw-emulator/) The actual commandline options are (you can use - or / and they are executed sequentially): /A name.dsk -> Insert a disk in A drive (eject the actual floppy before). Use a '.' (dot) for empty drive. /B name.dsk -> The same for B drive. /E -> "Synchro" the emulator state (Stop the emulator and toggle to window mode). /F -> Toggle between window and full screen mode. /G -> Toggle Fast mode. /O -> Toggle emulator between pause/play /P A V -> Poke in the memory address 'A' (absolute address) the value 'V', both values are in hexadecimal. /R -> Reset the PCW /S name.pcw -> Load the snapshot name.pcw. /T -> Simulate keypress. You can use the char '#' for escape codes (in hexadecimal), for example #0D for carriage return, ... /W time -> Wait 'time' miliseconds in emulation time.

If anybody wants to work on more games / database / descriptions etc... here are some good links http://www.pcwwiki.amstrad.es/doku.php?id=es:juegos:indice http://www.pcwwiki.amstrad.es/doku.php?id=en:juegos:indice https://www.maquinitas.org/emuladores-y-roms/amstrad-pcw/roms-pcw/ http://www.cpcwiki.eu/forum/nc100-nc200-pcw-pda600/full-list-of-amstrad-pcw-8256-games/ http://www.pcwwiki.amstrad.es/doku.php?id=es:start http://www.filewatcher.com/b/ftp/ftp.cpcszene.de/pub/Computer/Amstrad_PCW/Games-0.html FROM A FORUM (not my list) After a lot of research and going through my complete collection of 8000+ magazines I have completed my list of every PCW 8256 game released. The list adds many titles to that shown on the Wikipedia PCW games page and includes all officially released games (including games written in Basic) but excludes learning software such as 'Fun School'. Here is the list: List of Amstrad PCW 8256 games 0-9 • 3D Clock Chess • 500 c.c. Championship A • Academy (Tau Ceti 2) • Ace (Air Combat Emulator) • Acheton • Adventure Quest • After Shock • Angel Nieto Pole 500 • Annals Of Rome • Archers,The • Armaggedon Man, The • Arnhem • Avon B Backgammom Ballyhoo • Batman • Blackstar • Blagger • Bob Winner • Bobby Bearing • Bounder • Brian Clough's Football Fortunes • Brick • Bridge Player • Bridge Player 3 • Bridge Player 2000 • Bridge Player Galactica 2150 • Buran C • Castle Blackstar • Catch 23 • Chichen Itza • Classic Games (Clock Chess 88, Bridge Player, Backgammon, Draughts) Classic Games 2 • Classic Collection vol 1 (Hopp It, Much It, Shoot It) Classic Collection vol 2 (Climb it, Skiing, Caverns) • Classic Invaders • Clock Chess ‘88 • Clock Chess '89 • Colossal Adventure • Colossus 4 Bridge • Colossus 4 Chess • Complete Home Entertainment Centre, The • Corruption • Corsarios • Countdown to Doom • Crossgrid • Crusoe • Cubik-Road • Cutthroats • Cyberbig • Cyrus II Chess D • Deadline • Distractions (On the Run, 2112AD & NEXOR) • Double T Patience • Draughts • Dual, The • Dungeon Adventure E • Elektra Glide • Enchanter F • Fairlight • Fairlight II • Fantasy Quest • Filthy Rich • Fish! • Football Fortunes • Forestland • Formula 1 • Fourth Protocol, The • Frank Bruno's Boxing G • Giant Killer • Gnome Ranger • Goblin Towers • Golden Basket • Gonzzalezz • Goody • Graham Gooch's Test Cricket • Grand Slam • Green (The) • Growing Pains of Adrian Mole, The • Guardian • Guild of Thieves, The H • Head Coach • Head Over Heels • Heathrow Air Traffic Control • Heroesof khan • Hezarin • Hitch Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy, The • Hobbit, the • Hollywood Hijinx • Home Entertainment Centre (5 games in 1) I • Infidel • Ingrid's Back • It’s Basic vol 1 & 2 J • Jai Alai • Jinxter • Jewels of Darkness • Junior Playtime K • Kingdom of Hamil • Knight Orc • Krom El Guerrero L • La Aventura Espacial • La Corona Mágica • La Diosa Cozumel • Lancelot • Last Days of Doom • Last Mission, The • Last Ninja 2 • Leaderboard Golf • Leather Goddesses of Phobos • Linebacker • Living Daylights, The • Livingstone Supongo • Livingstone Supongo II • Lord of the Rings • Los Inhumanos • Los Templos Sagrados • Lurking Horror, The M • Match Day II • Micro Trivia • Mindfighter • Mithos • Monsters of Murdac • Moonmist • Mortadelo y Filemon 2 • Mountain Leader • Mountain Man Adventure • Mot • Mr. Gas • Mundiales de Futbol • Mutan Zone • Myth N Nemesis (4 in 1 text adventure) P • Pack Alligata • Pack ERBE • Pattern Puzzles • Pawn, The • PCW Challenge (ACE, Formula 1,Skywar & Strip Poker) • Peter Gerrand’s Games Plus • Philosopher's Quest • Planetfall • Poli Díaz • PSI-5 Trading Company Q • Quiwi R • Rescate en el Golfo • Return to Doom • Return to Eden • Robot Scape • Rocket S • Sargon • SAS Raid • Scapeghost • Scrabble • Scrabble Deluxe • Seastalker • Secret Diary of Adrian Mole, The • Silicon Dreams • Sir Lancelot • Sir Perceval • Sirwood • Sky War • Snowball • Sol Negro • Sorcerer • Southern Belle • Soviet • Space Combat • Spellbreaker • Spitfire 40 • Sporting Triangles • Spy Snatcher • Star Byte • Starcross • Starglider • Stationfall • Steve Davis Snooker • Strike Force Harrier • Strip Poker • Southern Belle • Sun CrosswordsVol1 &2, The Supernova Invaders • Suspect • Suspended T • Tank Attack • Tau Ceti • Terracom • Test Cricket • Tetris • Time and Magik (Red Moon, Lords of Time, Price of Magik,The) • Times CrosswordsVol 1 -4,The • Tomahawk • Treasure Hunt • Trinity • Trivial Pursuit • Troglo • Tuma 7 U • UK Trivia • Ulises • Ultimate Quiz V • Verbiage • Very Big Cave Adventure, The W • Wishbringer • Witch Hunt • Witness, The • Wonderland • World of Soccer • The Worm in Paradise Y Yes Chancellor! Yes PrimeMinister! Z • Zork I • Zork II • Zork III

I am launching the games via RocketLauncher. I am only able to launch the games that have an "auto-boot" sequence built into them. The emulators are difficult to use otherwise. But eventually we can figure out how to add the other games. Let me know if anybody wants this stuff. Thanks either way. Amstrad CPW

is there any way to designate a certain video or image as the "default" video or image to use in case there is not a properly named one? would come in handy for systems with incomplete artwork (ie boxes, videos etc)..... thanks either way

or if you could just make a folder with the platform name and then place the two or more videos inside of there and it can alternate through them like it does if you are using game videos for platform videos.....

i was thinking 2 separate videos. one showing gameplay. one showing a commercial for the system. and they would alternate being my platform background video...... no big deal....thanks!

Hello and Thank you in advance. Is there any way to assign to different videos as "platform videos" for a single system? thanks

I actually have it loading games (both single disk and double disk games) via ROCKETLAUNCHER. I am working on the media now. I will share when done.

Hello. I am trying to load a game on the emulator CPM Box.....for the Amstrad PCW system. Here are the available command lines. The actual commandline options are (you can use - or / and they are executed sequentially): /A name.dsk -> Insert a disk in A drive (eject the actual floppy before). Use a '.' (dot) for empty drive. /B name.dsk -> The same for B drive. /E -> "Synchro" the emulator state (Stop the emulator and toggle to window mode). /F -> Toggle between window and full screen mode. /G -> Toggle Fast mode. /O -> Toggle emulator between pause/play /P A V -> Poke in the memory address 'A' (absolute address) the value 'V', both values are in hexadecimal. /R -> Reset the PCW /S name.pcw -> Load the snapshot name.pcw. /T -> Simulate keypress. You can use the char '#' for escape codes (in hexadecimal), for example #0D for carriage return, ... /W time -> Wait 'time' miliseconds in emulation time. Would somebody who is more familiar with command line use help me figure out how to load a game? i tried: -S cosarios.pcw -O......and it load the game but then i get an "waiting for command error" i also do not know the placeholder for the romname? is it %romname% %file% etc? thanks in advance

Anybody have a "Collection of consoles/computers pictures with transparent backgrounds"? that they would like to share thanks in advance

here is how i set it up a couple years ago. dont remember much about it ...so prob wont be much help.....just fyi http://craigandersonthemes.weebly.com/ http://craigandersonthemes.weebly.com/sharp-x68000.html

just using the default theme i am using videos as well (not as background)