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Released by :
Neophytes
Release Date :
5 September 2009
Type :
C64 Crack
Videosystem: NTSC fixed
Proper release: 101%
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AKA :
Exile +7DF 101%
Credits :
SIDs used in this release :
Intro used in this crack:
Download :
Look for downloads on external sites:
Pokefinder.org
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Submitted by daison on 3 March 2010
| A bit late, but that cracktro looks awesome! |
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Submitted by 6R6 on 10 October 2009
Nice version. :)
Btw, set the background color to red on the title pic to display a hidden message.. or whatever it is.. |
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Submitted by Archmage on 7 October 2009
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Submitted by plagueis on 11 September 2009
| Indeed, Krill, that intro logo was quite hot. |
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Submitted by MagerValp on 9 September 2009
Awesome intro, and massive respect for the crack. A+.
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Submitted by Krill on 8 September 2009
| Amazing that a one-filer had this kind of protection with doubtable gain :) Props for the proper crack, and awesome intro logo :D |
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Submitted by Joe on 8 September 2009
| I have to agree with most of the former comments: It´s a very nice crack-intro and indeed a very proper game design by some of the finest. |
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Submitted by plagueis on 8 September 2009
| Awesome! I have been wanting to play this ever since I read the article about it in Retro Gamer magazine. I never knew about it in the past...was probably too busy trying to raise my status on Elite. |
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Submitted by Medicus on 7 September 2009
Petroleum-lamps are also alive. People use them when camping.
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Submitted by Jazzcat on 7 September 2009
| Yes, as Fungus said... oh and to reinforce that... the C64 is dead too... ;) |
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Submitted by Fungus on 7 September 2009
Good work, I like it. About time someone did this. We need people who are like you on the scene. Good jeorb! watch out for jazzcat... he may try to recruit you *snicker* and ... cracking scene is dead!
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Submitted by Jammer on 6 September 2009
| needless to say that crack screen is brilliant \o/ |
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Submitted by Medicus on 6 September 2009
| Brilliant. Not only the intro but proving what I actually always knew: nobody plays the games they copy/collect - me included ;). |
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Submitted by Jazzcat on 6 September 2009
Yep. Lovely version and as stated, nice to see the real first release of this after so many years of nothingness.
When I play cracks like this it makes me smirk at comments that the cracking scene is dead on C64 (usually made by people who have no idea).
Two thumbs up! More please.
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Submitted by Doc Strange on 6 September 2009
| Really great debut guys! Nice release and great crack intro. Well done! |
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Submitted by Moloch on 5 September 2009
If indeed it's 100% working, nicely done. Love this game, have played it for hours over the years. Would like to finally finish it.
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Submitted by Tom-Cat on 5 September 2009
VERY nice release. Especially for a first release. Great job.
A year or two ago we got a proper Amiga version (thanx to Galahad) and now we also have the c64 variant. Great ! :) |
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Submitted by iAN CooG on 5 September 2009
| 4 thumbs up, total ownage from the 1st release. |
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Submitted by Ninja on 5 September 2009
| Yay, a quality release in all aspects. Awesome firstie, congrats! |
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Submitted by NecroPolo on 5 September 2009
| Great job, and spectacular debut! C'grats guys! |
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Submitted by Mason on 5 September 2009
| ksubi: good job! I cant remember many details about Exile, but I reckon people broke it when fixing the password check on saving the game |
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Submitted by Twoflower on 5 September 2009
| Wonderful release. Clearly a well deserved first-release (note that this is the first ever working version) - now make a proper version of Knight Tyme aswell. :-) I've always had a hunch that something wasn't right with the cracks of this title. Brilliant intro too. |
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Submitted by Ksubi on 5 September 2009
Thanks everyone for your comments.
Fungus: I'm a n00b who has been watching the scene for sometime, admiring both crack and demo scenes. Been coding for a year or so...decided to try some cracking.
Mason: The in-game protection scheme was a checksum routine spread through out the game. If the values varied from what they should have been, either through tampering of code, or reset, then the game would randomly remove sprites (items needed to complete the game).
I guess back in 1992 though, no one had the time to play it through to test their versions. It is a massive game, and takes hours to complete. Hence why no one picked up on the random disappearance of items. |
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Submitted by Fungus on 5 September 2009
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Submitted by Mason on 5 September 2009
| Could be fun to hear what the ingame protection was about.... since it has been discussed for so long |
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Submitted by The Shadow on 5 September 2009
| Finally someone was able to fully crack this. Good job guys on your first release :) |
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Submitted by Motion on 5 September 2009
| Wicked cracktro design, and a cool in-depth game with great graphics by Dokk. |
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