cd32

ISOCD-Win is a C#/.NET Windows replacement for the native Amiga ISOCD application. It creates bootable ISO image files which are compatible with the Amiga CD32 and CDTV.

A fan-remake of the classic strategy and platform game for MS-DOS and the Commodore Amiga remade for Microsoft Windows, Apple MacOS and Debian based Linux using Mhatxotic Engine.

PS2 to Amiga keyboard translator tested on Amiga CD32

PS2 to Amiga mouse translator tested on CD32

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 EEPROM ports driven by hand, and an ECS display on AGA silicon.

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 sky, and Akiko measured to zero for the eleventh time

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

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.

Project to read a CD32, Mega Drive/Genesis, or generic 9-pin gamepad and output each control to a separate pin

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 display on AGA silicon with Akiko measured to zero.

Reverse-engineering notes on Marvin's Marvellous Adventure (21st Century Entertainment, 1994/1995) for the Amiga CD32: disc layout, Puzzle V2.0 level format, planar graphics, in-house music modules, CDXL intro, and a great deal of leftover development material.

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 binary; the resident band ceiling broken by 0.64 %; cruncher follows the label, .TM block follows the tool.

Amiga CD32 Akiko-CDROM communication sniffer (IF Command)

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 object file in sector 21.

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 sprites instead of a texture mapper, three generators run at boot, and a text system that shipped with its author's note to translators

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 in the shipped boot script

Reverse-engineering notes on Legends (Krisalis Software, 1996) for the Amiga CD32: a six-floppy A1200 game on a CD, a Bytekiller decruncher, a hand-written LoadSeg, and the developers' photographs

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 reconstructed, and a CD32 disc carrying the CDTV .TM block.

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 use, and the leftovers of its floppy ancestry. Documentation only, with Python tools that reproduce every figure.

Structural documentation of Gunship 2000 (MicroProse, 1994) on Amiga CD32: a 100 MiB zero hole, an unreachable Pirates! Gold demo, little-endian IFF, and 542 validated RNC2 streams. Documentation only.