#System Snooper
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Coast to Coast makes a product called Amiga Action Replay II. Has anyone
used this device? I know it can grab sound files etc. but what else is it
typically used for. I don't have any use for assembly programming info. Is
it possible that a game disk can be put on my hard drive some how?
Thanx for any help,
Paul
–pt–not seattle– 😉
Paul,
I had a Action Replay in the old days of C= 64. The only use it had
in those days was to freeze the software in memory at any point and save to
diskette. But the Amiga Action Replay has a few more gadgets than that,
heres a list :- Infinite Life/Trainer Mode, Sprite Editor, Virus Detector,
Slow Motion Mode, Restart Program, Picture Editor, Music Sound Tracker,
Disk Monitor, in all it has about thirty functions. And yes you are able to
copy software to the hard disk. The main user of the Action Replay I would
say is game players.
P.S
Please don't forget about the Copyright Law.
Regards
Simon (From Sunny Kent, England)
Thanx for the info. I like the idea of slowing games down to 20% speed. I
might try one or two games again! I sure wish Pong was out for the Amiga,
that's more my speed 🙂
Thanx again,
Paul
–pt–not seattle– 😉
Pong WAS available in a package called Golden Oldies along with several
other early computer programs… And believe me, it was just like the
original. Black & white and ugly as heck 🙂
PONG was suppose to be ugly (and black and white) wasn't it. My only
recollection of it was on a machine at the student union at the U of
Washington in the early seventies. Never did try the Golden Oldies version,
although I remember considering it when it was available.
—Mike
Maybe we should ask Nolan Bushnell (sp) for an updated version of Pong.
Since he wrote the original, and now works for CBM, perhaps he is working
on a CDTV version 8^)
John (in beautiful downtown Walla Walla) – via Whap!
Gee,
Wonder if he can fit it on the CD? Gotta pack all them bits in tight,
you know.