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It works OK on a Strong ARM RISC PC running 4.39 and an A9Home Running
4.42.


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Works fine on the Iyonix too.

cheers
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Good work Martin. Did you say it was available on STH? Whereabouts - I
can't see any news item?

Andrew
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> Matthew Thom<son wro>e:> >> >> >>>> >>>which I have now updated to run on RISC OS. t should be compati>l>>>> >>>with RISC OS 3.5 and upwar>s.> >>>> >>>A level editor is also included, and you can design your own graph>c>>>> >>>t>o.> >>>> >>>If anyone runs it on an ARM7500FE, by the way, please tell me - I hav> >>>> >>>suspicion that some rather central part of the game mechanics relies>o>>>> >>>a rounding err>r.> >>>> >>>It is available to download fr>m>>>> >>> http://www.yqcomputer.com/ #magicm>sh> >> > >> It works OK on a Strong ARM RISC PC running 4.39 and an A9Home Runn>n>> > >> 4.>2>
> > Works fine on the Iyonix t>o>
> > che>r>
> > Matt>ew> >
> Good work Martin. Did you say it was available on STH? Whereabouts > I
> can't see any news item?

It's perfectly obvious to me:
http://www.yqcomputer.com/
http://www.yqcomputer.com/
http://www.yqcomputer.com/

Or were you not looking for the original version?

Christopher Bazley

hav> > >>>> >>>suspicion that some rather central part of the game mechanics relies >o> >>>> >>>a rounding err>r>
Runn>n> >> > >> 4.>2> >> > > Works fine on the Iyonix t>o> >> > > che>r> >> > > Matt>e>
> > Good work Martin. Did you say it was available on STH? Whereabouts > >
> > can't see any news it>m? >>
> It's perfectly obvious to >e:
>
http://www.yqcomputer.com/ ;ip
>
http://www.yqcomputer.com/ ;ip
>
http://www.yqcomputer.com/ ;ip
>
and
http://www.yqcomputer.com/
for 6502em

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I recall having to leave a message for a customer at their work to let them
know that their Magic Mushrooms had come in!

He was a policeman, I wonder what he's collegues made of it, as I only
realised afterwards that maybe I should made it clear that it was a computer
game:-)

Chris Evans

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Not sure if it is intentional, but the animated objects are insanely
fast on my RISCube/4.39. The machine is roughly 3x Iyonix speed
(depending on task) - I don't know how much limiting there is supposed
to be for the various animations.

The actual gameplay seems to be correct speed, it is just the
animation (eg. the wheels in the conveyor belts) which go round so
fast that you can't really tell what's going on.

Andrew

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I was looking for an announcement of the re-release. Sorry, I thought
Martin had said it was on StairwaytoHell but now I can't find anyone
mentioning that.

Andrew
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The date being 22 Feb, Matthew Thompson
spouted the following:



[snip]
Thanks, both of you - I should hope it did on the Iyonix, as that's what
I tested it on. :-)
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[BBC mushrooms]

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The date being 23 Feb, R-Comp
spouted the following:


The entire game (including the animations, which are plotted manually)
is limited to 25Hz - and yes, I can confirm taking that line out makes a
massive difference! If you're complaining about the unrealistic
animations (e.g. the wheels that make a full turn in 4 vsyncs) I'm
afraid that's the best I could do. :-)

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[snip]


They're insanely fast on an Iyonix, too... I'd assumed that it had been
programmed on a non-SA RiscPC.


Ditto. Playing speed is fine.

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You'd have thought a policeman would have wanted "Boxer" or "Crazy
Painter" or something.

Andrew
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Or "Smash & Grab" from Superior Software perhaps ?

cheers
Matthew



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or 'Spy vs Spy' :)


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