You are not logged in - nap The Great Giana PETSCII Sisters   [2022] Released by : Vintage Computing Carinthia [web] Release Date : 17 April 2022 Type : C64 Game Released At : Revision 2022 Online Achievements : C64 Game Competition at Revision 2022 Online :  #1 User rating:   9.8/10 (17 votes)   See votestatistics Credits : Code  ....  Wil of Vintage Computing Carinthia Music  ....  fieserWolf of Abyss Connection     SigmaZeven of Alpha Flight, German Remix Group Graphics  ....  Logiker of Vintage Computing Carinthia Idea  ....  Logiker of Vintage Computing Carinthia Help  ....  Pararaum of The 7th Division, Vintage Computing Carinthia Directory Art  ....  Logiker of Vintage Computing Carinthia SIDs used in this release : The Great Giana PETSCII Sisters (/MUSICIANS/S/SigmaZeven/Great_Giana_PETSCII_Sisters.sid) Download : https://csdb.dk/getinternalfile.php/227930/great_giana_petscii_sisters_vcc.zip (downloads: 1422) https://csdb.dk/getinternalfile.php/227931/tggps.d64 (downloads: 659) Look for downloads on external sites:  Pokefinder.org Summary Submitted by hedning on 17 April 2022 Submitted by wil [PM] on 17 April 2022 Making the code for this game made me really appreciate hardware sprites. Not for the possibility of pixel-perfect placement - it was clear from the beginning that we would drop this feature since it is a PETSCII game - but handling the character-emulated sprites was a lot of effort, even though I had encapsulated everything in a charsprite engine written in preparation. But clipping, re-positioning of sprites in a hard-scroll cycle, and restoring background when moving a sprite was quite a hassle. It sure was an interesting experience coding this game, but now I'm happy that I never owned a Plus/4 or any other machine without hardware sprites. And, whenever somebody compares 8bit-computers and states that two machines are basically equally capable, except for the small detail that the one system has sprites while the other has not - hell f##k, this is a BIG deal! Anyway, events like the Only Sprites Compo depict the potential of sprites far better than my writing here. It is said that around 70% of the chip area in the VIC-II chip is spent on sprites - well done, Commodore, it was worth it! Summary Submitted by hedning on 17 April 2022 Submitted by wil [PM] on 17 April 2022 A tribute to the Great Giana Sisters drawn in pure PETSCII. Starting with an interpretation of the famous intro, it contains several day and night levels with ascending difficulty. If you succeed you will be rewarded with the ending sequence. All is accompanied with a fantastic remix of Chris Hülsbeck's intro masterwork and two brand-new ingame tunes. Search CSDb All Releases Groups Sceners Events BBS SIDs ------- Forum Comments Advanced Navigate Prev - Random - Next Detailed Info · Summaries (2) · User Comments (11) · Production Notes Fun Stuff · Goofs · Hidden Parts · Trivia Forum · Discuss this release Info on other sites · demozoo.org · Pouët Support CSDb Help keep CSDb running: Funding status:

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