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Great news. Good luck!

Hey, that is interesting, Godzil. Keep us informed, will you?

And from the works of Mike Brown I am quite sure a modern replacement of the ULA could be built. At least it is documented how it *should* work.

HI Fwapp!

Silicebit posted he will open a new batch when this one is finished. Just ask him to put you on the new list and be patient. It takes some time...

No, I don't think so. Silicebit usually doesn't start a new batch until the last one is finished.

He builds them by hand in his free time, so be patient

Yeah, please do it. If possible add it to the svn, even if it is not possible to build it with OSDK.

It is really nice. Well done!

I am pretty interested in the actual implementation of the automatic Vsync... I might use it myself if I am able to, and you don't mind

Hi Laurent!

Silicebit will tell, but pricing and other details are in the first post of this thread.

I really recommend anyone owning an Oric to get one of this controllers. It is a unique opportunity and the machine changes completely.

Still designing rooms and polishing puzzles.

Developing pace is slow, but it keeps going.

Sometimes you end up with a nice design but no puzzle for it. Usually I discard the room, but in this case I think I'll make an exception

For what I read, it was the precession of PAWS (Professional Adventure Writing System) which incidentally I used on the Spectrum :D If shares some concepts, and I agree it was a fantastic piece of software, very easy to use and quite powerful for the day! Did not know it existed for the Oric... Does...

Nice! Keep on with the good work, and don't forget us, PC users

Ah, the name rings a bell! But why wouldn't those games be transferred to tap or dsk?

Thanks for the info. And I'm glad to hear Dave is great

@coco.oric Ah, too bad. I think this one is a real Missing In Action.

@robcook sorry for the silly question but what does "Quilled" mean? Which other Oric games were "quilled"?

Yes, I also read that information somewhere, MrM. Nice to hear from somebody who actually uses a lower voltage.

Nice! Great information, thanks! My Oric still has all it's feet, but who knows