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This is what it looked like and this is what it looks like now.

Maybe you played another Commodore game?
If this game was on c64, it must be in this database

<t><br/> Because of the new "Prof Rev.1.x" I have several Rev.8 and Rev.7 PCBs left.<br/> I do not want to dump the PCBs because the tester (with switches) works very well.<br/> When you are interested in getting one of these you can get one Rev.8 or Rev.7 PCB (inkl. one DC/DC-Module PCB) for 10 EUR...

<t><br/> I have half a bucket of SIMM-30 memory to test and then the testing device would go to the shelf ... But wait - it is not possible to test SIMMs. Most TTL systems can be tested much cheaper TL866 which boils down to the fact that 120 bucks could buy me an interesting solution to the problem...

There were some games like that.

Oh, I've been tired of C128 recently, most of it in c64 mode.
Bruce Lee, 1942, Zorro, Microprocesor Soccer.
And this is all thanks to the magician from this forum and his boxes that he sent me (Kung-fu flash and mini core), thanks to vegi: wink:

Speaking of Batman, it will be very offtopic, but that's what I associated with another game, Batman: The Caped Crusader. There is a very interesting and inspiring interview with a graphic designer who worked, among others, over this game. You can find the interview on c64.com:

Speaking of NUFLI ... did someone break the displayer to the source in Kick Ass? I started somewhere but I gave it up due to lack of time. I wonder how it is solved, apparently the code is executed on the zero page, etc.