Confirmed by Jeff: "the ST version of Llamatron as God and Nature intended."asktoby wrote:Do we know which version of Llamatron is used in the Evercade Llamasoft Collection?
Evercade (and Atari 2600 era question)
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rip-a-tron 2.0: Graphical toy inspired by Jeff Minter's Thingy.
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rip-a-tron 2.0: Graphical toy inspired by Jeff Minter's Thingy.
Download & Screenshots:
http://www.asktoby.com
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Re: Evercade (and Atari 2600 era question)
Excellentasktoby wrote:Confirmed by Jeff: "the ST version of Llamatron as God and Nature intended."asktoby wrote:Do we know which version of Llamatron is used in the Evercade Llamasoft Collection?
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Re: Evercade (and Atari 2600 era question)
I caved like everyone else. I went for the Taito Super Pocket, so I can pass the time playing Puzzle Bobble and Bubble Bobble until the Llamasoft release.Misfit wrote:I've never really given much thought to the Evrcades, I've just got too many handhelds that are generally better and can emulate all this stuff.
However, the Neo Geo or Capcom Super Pockets were tempting me a little, and if I could slap a Llamasoft cart in it, that could be the final straw...
The link has a Buy Now, but it's not listed on any of the sites, do we have an idea on price/availability?
I preordered the Llamasoft collection via Funstock: https://funstock.co.uk/collections/feat ... -cartridge