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Adaptation is by Sergey Bulba. I glad it like you Thaks for comment!

Haha, every generation has its own music! 😄 What matters is that good music always lasts. Thanks for the comment!

Thanks for stopping by! but, who’s Vinny? 😄

Follow the steps I mention in the description The original version was patched to v3 dgVoodoo2 was used for 3dfx Glide emulation, overriding the original screen resolution, achieving higher rendering resolutions, and adding widescreen support. A3D-Alchemy was used for 3D audio restoration. This works perfectly for me, without any issues

Hard to believe, right? There are actually several trackers for the ZX Spectrum that allow for complex music creation, including effects like delay and sub-bass They likely used the most popular tracker, Vortex Tracker II for Windows, for convenience, but the final sound is 100% Spectrum.

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You're welcome. Cheers!

Glad to know you enjoyed the tribute!. MadMax was always a guarantee of great music. Thanks for commenting. Cheers!

Бывают же черввонные куриные яйца и рыжие (не крашеные)

The author of this recoloring Joao Paulo chose a fiery orange for that egg, which is bright and very close to red. If it’s not to your liking, you can create a new version of the recoloring. It’s a fairly simple process of re-design, so you can have the egg in white, creamy, or whatever color you choose.

@@iarde3422 And if you’re wondering if red eggs exist, yes, even chicken eggs. The color is determined by protoporphyrin, which is an organic pigment found in the hemoglobin or red blood cells of chickens. This reddish substance deposits on the white shells and stains them until they achieve a brown hue, even reddish :)

@@EquinoxeZX no, I wasn't wondering, I was stating it as fact, because I buy such eggs sometimes from stores or from farmers. It was just a typo, which I didn't notice, before submission. Sometimes, the phone replaces words to something else, so it did, but I didn't notice. I wrote "же", which would suggest the affirmation, but it was replaced to "ли", which suggests being unsure, which, surely, changes the whole intended meaning of the sentence. I've fixed my message above.

@@EquinoxeZX but it was still interesting to know about the reason of some eggs being colored. I did wonder about the reason before.

Yeah, 3DMark 2000 really stood out, especially on Windows 98 SE. I remember running it on my GeForce 2 MX (128-bit), and it blew my mind too! Watching that benchmark at 1024x768 was incredible back then. It’s definitely my favorite from the series-those visuals and music were ahead of their time. Glad to hear I’m not the only one with those memories!

3DMark 2001 was a benchmark we all used to test the performance of our PCs back in the day. I had an Athlon XP 1600+ and Athlon xp 3200+ later, and seeing how these machines handled games and benchmarks was something special. Good memories from that time. Thanks for your comment and feedback!

Thanks for your feedback! Just to clarify, I’m not the coder behind this musicdisk-it’s actually the work of Oxygene. Regarding your question about improving quality with an 060 version, it might be possible to optimize it further for higher-end systems like the A4000/060, but the musicdisk was designed to run on any Amiga with 1MB of RAM. As for a plugin to play Atari ST music in Delitracker/Eagleplayer, it's possible, but emulating the Yamaha sound chip (YM2149) from the Atari ST is more complex and goes beyond what a simple plugin could achieve.

The emulator allows for up to 256 colors in ZX Spectrum games, and there are games like Head Over Heels and Exolon that make great use of those 256 colors, even better than the Amiga versions. It doesn't make sense to think that 16 or 32 colors are enough when you can take advantage of so much more. Thanks for your comment!

I agree

Glad to hear you had a nice trip down memory lane! Thanks for sharing your experience!

Sorry, I'm not sure what you mean by "skidrow add" I ran this demo hundreds of times on my AMIGA and never saw the version you're referring to

I see your point, but the Atari ST/STE could produce music using samples, even if it wasn't the most common use. it was primarily designed around a PSG sound chip, which limited its capabilities. In contrast, the Amiga had a dedicated PCM oriented audio chip, Paula, which handles sample playback efficiently with 4 DMA channels.

Good ear! You're right, one of the tracks is an identical version of 'War in the Middle Earth' by Skaven. Thanks for pointing that out, and I’m glad you enjoyed the video.

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Glad it took you back to those good times. Thanks for the feedback!