You are not logged in - nap Crime and Punishment +D   [2023] Released by : Hokuto Force [web] Release Date : 20 June 2023 Type : C64 Crack Videosystem: any Proper release: OK Properties: Onefiled User rating: awaiting 8 votes (3 left)   See votestatistics Credits : Crack  ....  Flavioweb of Asura, Digital Monastery, Hokuto Force     Wolf of Hokuto Force Original Supply  ....  Wolf of Hokuto Force Linking  ....  Wolf of Hokuto Force Docs  ....  Wolf of Hokuto Force Test  ....  Flavioweb of Asura, Digital Monastery, Hokuto Force     Wolf of Hokuto Force Help  ....  Flavioweb of Asura, Digital Monastery, Hokuto Force Intro used in this crack: Minimalist by Hokuto Force Download : https://csdb.dk/getinternalfile.php/246477/CRIME_AND_PUNISHMENT+D.d64 (downloads: 285) Look for downloads on external sites:  Pokefinder.org Production Info Submitted by Giulio/Wolf on 20 June 2023 ABOUT HOKUTO FORCE RELEASE -------------------------- * Completely removed disk protection which consists in fat track check on tracks 6/7 * Avoided a large number of internal protection checks trying to don't make code modifications * One-Filed * Documented TRIVIA ABOUT COPY PROTECTION ---------------------------- The Commodore 64 edition, maybe others, held a clever easter egg to trip up casual pirates (meaning, the consumers who used fancy clone programs to replicate commercial game disks, not the people who wrote such fancy programs). Since the fancy cloners were in a continuous arms race against the copy protection schemes of game makers, one could never assume the fresh copy would work without actually testing it. Typically, just running the copy for a few seconds was sufficient, as most games in this era would refuse to start up at all should their copy protection mechanism detect end-user duplication. But woe to the one who copied THIS game at a friend's house, only to take it home and discover that although the false clone would run just fine, it would only ever offer one case to judge: "software piracy," for which the correct answer was always "death penalty." Interestingly, it seems Crime and Punishment's lone coder - Rick Oliver - wasn't a fan of either the game or the 6502 microprocessor, if messages found in the game's code are to be believed: HELP - I'M TRAPPED AT IMAGIC, AND THEY'RE FORCING ME TO WRITE STUPID GAMES LIKE THIS ONE. I TAKE NO PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE CONCEPTION OF THIS GAME -- RICK OLIVER I HATE THE 6502 I HATE THE 6502 I HATE THE 6502 GINK THE WONDER BUNNY Search CSDb All Releases Groups Sceners Events BBS SIDs ------- Forum Comments Advanced Navigate Prev - Random - Next Detailed Info · Summaries · User Comments (3) · Production Notes (1) Fun Stuff · Goofs · Hidden Parts · Trivia Forum · Discuss this release Support CSDb Help keep CSDb running: Funding status:

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