Short : HD-Installer for Killing Game Show
Type : game/patch
Author : Harry & Psygore (psygore@whdload.de)
That install applies to "Killing Game Show" (c) 1990 Psygnosis
It supports pal- and ntsc- version.
This install has the imager-version 1.0 and the slave-version 1.1.
It needs WHDLoad v14+ and RawDIC in the path (eg in c:).
Defaultkeys:
Quit game with numerical *.
Trainer: Key "1" toggles water rising.
Key "2" toggles energy losses.
Key "3" lets choose you between all stages (press this before
accessing the stage-menu).
IMPORTANT NOTE! If you take too long to solve a level with water-trainer,
teleporters/chainholders will vanish. This results from the replay-
feature which overwrites then some memory which couldnt be reached
in normal mode because you would die earlier. I couldnt fix this
until now. So use the watertrainer to get a general look of that
level and try to solve it then with the energytrainer only.
Level 1 and 8 dont contain teleporters nor chainholders.
The install is tested with 2 MB on an A1200, on an 18 MB 68030 and on an
146 MB 68060.
Note: Once you used the trainer the program will not save highscores
this run-time anymore.
History: V1.00 - 1997-dec-22 NTSC-version added.
V1.01 - 2000-sep-18 CACR-modifying fixed.
V1.1 by Psygore (28.01.2007)
- RawDIC used to create diskimage
- Slave reworked and uses 512 KB of ChipMem
- Stack and decruncher relocated in FastMem
- Some blitter waits inserted
- Snoopbug fixed
- Empty dbf loop patched (soundtracker routine)
- Music is correctly played under pal/ntsc screen
- 2nd fire button supported for jumping
- New install script
- Some icons added (created by Chris and Frank)
- Manual included
V1.2 by Psygore (15.12.2007)
- Access fault after the intro fixed (when keyboard is pressed)
- BoxIcon included
Disclaimer: Although i try to make my installs as reliable as possible, you
use them wholly on your own risk.
Full whdload package: aminet:dev/misc/whdload#?.lha
Other installs: http://www.whdload.de/
Report bugs with the bug report form on that page.
Harry in December 1997/September 2000.
Psygore in January 2007. |