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SD2IEC Software Collection

    I haven't thoroughly tested my Katakis version since last time (I wanted to check specifically for the problems I mentioned), but I died too early :(
    The sprite bug in the fish boss is not there however (the one time I tried the version from your pack it had a broken sprite in the lower mouth area)
    Anyhow, it's in M2I format, maybe not the best format to use?


    I'd be happy to help to get a even bigger better collection done (Still looking for a Bionic Commando, that manages to load stage 3 *hinthingnudgenudgeknowwhatimean*)


    What I'm wondering, is there actually a difference between SD2IEC versions? I've got the Evo one, with the latest firmware patch, which should allow MM and ZakMcKracken.

    Endurion, M2I is obsolete format invented before approx. 10 years because original MMC2IEC firmware was not able to write to D64 files, and M2I format can do it.
    MMC2IEC device was granddaddy of SD2IEC device.


    For many years SD2IEC firmware (and firmwares for other similar devices) allowing writing to D64 file, making M2I format uneccessary, and in new SD2IEC firmwares m2i format will not be supported.


    With Style's DirMaster program is very easy to convert M2I files back to D64/D71/D81 format!


    You just load M2I file, DirMaster will recognize it like D64/D71/D81 file and you just need to save it like D64/D71/D81 file.


    At least this is how things works with largest M2I games collection for C64 on net (328 games):


    http://www.creepitz.de/downloads/m2i/


    Ofcourse, there's no need for that when you have my collection V2 ;)


    But maybe you'll find few games there with better SD2IEC compatibility than versions in my collection.

    hi,


    MEGA limits download too just 5GB in 8hrs atm. - not possible to download the big "IMAGE FOR SD-CARD 32GB WITH RAPID METHOD INJECTION" ... without to need to pay. Can you change filehoster - or split file?

    Here you have my new compilation of SD2IEC compatible disc-games, version 3!


    http://www102.zippyshare.com/v/7S8uTT59/file.html


    Changes:


    1. Instead of 683 small disc-games (1D), now you have 1038 (!!) - this is final number!
    2. To my already very informative Excel sheet, I added two more rows - Lemon64 Votes and Lemon64 rating - now it's easier to find popular and good games


    Perfect collection for SD2IEC devices without disk-swap button!


    Best part is - I don't even start to test games with multiple D64 images ;)


    You can erase my previous versions of SD2IEC compilations posted in this topic and keep this one.


    Until Version 4 comes....


    Comments are more than welcome!

    Here you have my newest SD2IEC Disc-game collection, version 4!


    F64 Wolke


    Go to Software/C64/CommFor-SD2IEC Disc-Games Collection v4/ directory.
    Than download file called "SD2IEC Disc-game Collection v4 - CF.zip".


    In this collection you can find:


    - 1.410 small-disc games as one D64 image in separate folder
    - 177 big-disc games in D81 format in separate folder
    - 128 big-disc games as multiple D64 images in separate folder


    You can erase my previous versions of SD2IEC compilations posted in this topic and keep this one.



    To Do List:


    - testing all working and non-working disc-games titles with latest version of SD2IEC firmware v19 from 23-07-2017 (volunteers needed)

    Many disc-games I thought are not compatible with SD2IEC firmware are - in fact - compatible!


    Actual problem is compatibility issue of CBM FileBrowser with disc-games.


    When I came inside D64 directory using actual CBM FileBrowser v1.6 (http://commodore.software/downloads/download/29-disk-menus/1140-cbm-filebrowser-v1-6), and try to load problematic games, game will not load.
    But, if I came inside D64 directory using CBM FileBrowser, then press Q key to quit and load game regularly with "LOAD"*",8,1 and then type RUN (or just press SHIFT + RUN/STOP if you have JiffyDOS like I have), sometimes game will load without problem!


    This solution works on some games only if they not have cracktros and I came to conclusion every sixth "non-working" game started to work using this simple method!


    My question is - do you use some other C64 browsers for SD2IEC (like FIBR, NAV) and what experiences do you have with them loading disc-games?

    Recently I updated my sd2iec firmware from v0.10.3 (February 2012.) to release v19 (July 2017.)
    Then I tested all 1.410 small disc games (1D) in my collection with this new firmware.


    Here are results:


    Compatibility were lost with 9 games only, but I managed to find working versions for 5.
    That means only 4 games were lost - Fight for Thurn, Gun Runner (Mnemonic), Long Lance and Mystery Master - Murder by the dozen.


    On other hand, we gained much more games with this new firmware - 37, to be exactly (far too many to mention them here).


    I will keep you informed about results for games in D81 format and games with multiple D64 images.


    Afterwards, final version 5 of my SD2IEC Disc-game collection will be posted here.

    Here you have my final SD2IEC Disc-game collection, version 5!


    F64 Wolke


    Go to Software/C64/CommFor-SD2IEC Disc-Games Collection v5/ directory.
    Than download file "SD2IEC Disc-game Collection v5 - CF.zip"


    In this collection you can find:


    - 1.498 small-disc games as one D64 image in separate folder
    - 187 big-disc games in D81 format in separate folder
    - 149 big-disc games as multiple D64 images in separate folder


    There are still 308 small-disc games (one D64 file) not compatible with tested SD2IEC firmware.
    There are still 209 big-disc games (multiple D64 files) not compatible with tested SD2IEC firmware.


    Overall success ratio: 78%!


    All of them have been tested with SD2IEC firmware v19 from 23-07-2017.

    Vielen Dank für die tolle Arbeit. Kann man gar nicht genug würdigen. :love:

    Zitat von Diddl

    Stimmt, ich danke auch.
    Aber ich vermisse viele gute Spiele die unter SD2IEC laufen, zb. "Fort Apokalypse"

    Hier geht es ja auch um "Diskettenspiele" die auf dem SD2IEC laufen, wenn ich mich recht entsinne, dann ist Fort Apocalypse ein One-Filer und die laufen ja generell da drauf!

    SD2IEC BOTAG (Best Of TApe Games) collection:


    https://www71.zippyshare.com/v/LGPqE2KZ/file.html


    (File will be erased automatically after one month of inactivity)



    Overall 375 tape games in PRG format.
    First they are divided by ports they use for playing (Port 1, Port 2, Keyboard), and then they are subdivided in 33 genres (directories).


    I choose best releases (Remember, Nostalgia, Hokuto Force etc.) with trainers, level-skippers, docs where available.



    In attachment you have comprehensive database of all games in collection done in Excel format.

    Ich bin nun auch stolzer Besitzer eines sd2iec mit einem FCIII.
    Die SD Karte habe entsprechend eingerichtet.


    Über "FB" gelange ich ins Verzeichnis der SD Karte, auch das
    auswählen und starten der Dateien funktioniert problemlos.


    Nun zu meiner Frage, ich wollte ZakMcKracken starten, ein
    Multi Disk Game. Ich starte das Spiel normal und irgendwann
    werde ich aufgefordert, die 2. Diskette einzulegen.
    Wie mache ich das?

    My tape and (tweaked) disc game collection joined in one collection called:


    SD2IEC Nirvana


    You have it on F64 Wolke (go to Software/C64/CommFor-SD2IEC Nirvana directory).
    It is already there for more than a month, but not all guys here knowing of existence.


    In SD2IEC Nirvana v1.02 collection you can find:


    - 1.519 small-disc games as one D64 image in separate folder
    - 189 big-disc games in D81 format in separate folder
    - 153 big-disc games as multiple D64 images in separate folder
    - 375 best tape games in PRG format divided in 33 game genres (directories) in separate folder


    There are still 305 small-disc games (one D64 file) not compatible with tested SD2IEC firmware.
    There are still 210 big-disc games (multiple D64 files) not compatible with tested SD2IEC firmware.


    Overall success ratio of disc game compatibility with SD2IEC: 78,2%!


    Zipped collection has 172 MB, unzipped 486 MB.


    All of them have been tested with SD2IEC firmware v19 from 23-07-2017.


    This is THE collection for C64 game aficionados with SD2IEC device :sabber: