Games in D81 format for SD2IEC device

GenerationCBM,

If you really don't care, I really hope this is your last post here.
Give this topic to breathe full life, don't suffocate it with your boring and repetitive posts.

Thank you in advance.

Unseen,

This is answer to your post 8 in this topic.

I'm really happy you're very active last year in making new versions of SD2IEC firmware (after 4 years of inactivity) making a lot of new nightlies.

But seems that none of these 10 nightlies (avaialble at http://www.sd2iec.de) are not new official version after version 0.10.3 and this is the reason I'm still using this firmware from 2012..

Few questions for you regarding SD2IEC firmware:

1. Which new loaders are supported in new versions of SD2IEC firmware besides old ones (Dreamload, Uload 3, GI Joe loader) existing in 0.10.3?

2. Can you confirm ALL disk-games I found to work with firmware 0.10.3 will work on new firmwares too?

3. If I upgrade, can I later downgrade firmware back to old 0.10.3 if I want to?

4. How many Nostalgia loaders exist, and how many are supported by actual SD2IEC firmware?

Like I wrote here in one post, successful rate to find working versions of small-disk games (1D) with SD2IEC 0.10.3 firmware is 78% (after digging very deep through game versions available at http://www.csdb.dk), and this is very good ratio!

If new SD2IEC firmware has support for some new well-spread disk-loader(s), I will be happy to test large amount of non-working small-disk games with new firmware.

Is it worth it to do it right now with present firmware?

Keep in mind we're speaking here about dozens and dozens working hours for testing those games.

Following described procedure, I made another two games in D81 format.

First one is long lost C64 game they found 23 years after release, and it has very high ratings in C64 magazines - Daffy Duck.
Second one is excellent racing game called Turbo Out Run.

Both of them are trained and have level-skip options. They working like a charm from beginning to the end, and don't even ask you on the screen to change disk(s)

Daffy Duck (1992)
Turbo Out Run (1989)

Guys,

In post 7 I gave you a list of all disk-games with multiple D64 images without D81 release compatible with SD2IEC.

Well, seems I didn't erase 30 of them we already have here.
I also erase two of them I just posted here.

So - for now - we have 126 games in D81 format, and need to (if possible) to convert another 502.

C'mon guys, help me with these - it's too much job for one person.

Here's actual list.

Teenage Mutant Hero Turtles (1990)

Fully trained and with level-skip option.

If you ask me, this is only, but major flaw of 1541 Ultimate.

Really, if you just want to play tape games and most of disk-games, buying quality SD2IEC device with case and Epyx Fastload reloaded cartridge is best option - you will pay both for half of the price of 1541 Ultimate.

On other hand, 1541 Ultimate has REU, can read Easyflash files, can read all disk-games and demos, it supports many fastload cartridges and more. For extra 15 euros you can buy TAP adapter for playing TAP files too.
I should say - all-in-one solution for heavy users, sceners and crackers only.

Like I said - Elvira is only game I can't squeeze under 500 KB for posting here.
But here you have zippyshare link to download it:

http://www90.zippyshare.com/v/qUGxFSRU/file.html

All credits goes to Nostalgia group for making this release.
Of course, it's trained version.

Alge- Blaster! (1985)
Cave of the Word Wizard (1983)
Create With Garfield! - Deluxe Edition (1987)
Evil Garden (1989)

Spelling - Grade 3 (1984)
Spelling - Grade 4 (1984)
Spelling - Grade 5 (1984)
Spelling - Grade 6 (1984)
Spelling - Grade 7 (1984)
Spelling - Grade 8 (1984)

Trivia Arcade, The (1984)
Winter Challenge (1988)

Hollywood Squares (1988)
Skariten (1987)
Sporting Triangles (1989)