Games in D81 format for SD2IEC device

I'd love to but I can't even beat the first stage of Dragon's Lair II.

There is one for SCPU with RAMCard, if that suits your needs. Other than that, doesn't look like it.

There ya go. I wouldn't expect it to be any good without the necessary hardware though.

Buy a 1541U2+ or Ultimate64

cheapest way is now the getting a raspberry pi 3 and a bit of soldering skills https://hackaday.com/2018/05/0…ommodore-drive-emulator/#

Quote from shram

Hi,

I don't remember where, but I found a working version of Pool of Radiance on SD2IEC without any graphical glitches. Here it is:

PoolOfRadiance_SD2IEC.7z

don't need separate save disks or anything either, but since there are so many files its easier to use a command like this to load:

open1,8,15,"cd/por/":close1:load"boot00",8,1

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Hi Shram.
How do you run this on your sd2iec? Do you put all the files in a d81 image or du you copy the whole folder to the sd card and try to boot the folder as a disk somehow?

Never mind, I figured it out.
Cool works like some kind of HD-installation for the commodore. Wonder if there are othe versions of games like this

Recently purchased a 1581, and looking for .d81 games, came across this forum, and all I can say is great work to everyone that has helped to convert these games to the d81 format.

Really pleased to see Racing Destruction Set, one of my all time fav 64 games! Still can't believe they crammed a 2 player split screen like that on a C64, and with a ton of options including vehicles, landscape and of course track editor which was just awesome! one of the better disk based games in my opinion, that made good use of the format.

One game I hoped to see converted to d81 was Alter Ego by Activision, but it seems there is just too many disks and would not fit even on a d81, shame, maybe someday someone can crack/compress the data or something.

if you need RDS I almost finished a version.

some files were encrypted and that's why it took a while.
please test the 1581 version of the game, if everything is as you wanted it.

to put Alter Ego on a 1581 i lack the experience in dealing with rel files

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to put Alter Ego on a 1581 i lack the experience in dealing with rel files

I remember a version from the early days of C64 emulators that was rewritten to use lots of small PRG files instead, but unfortunately I don't have a link for it.