I've just used Bioritmi, this is my current situation:
Ciclo Fisico (physical cycle): .8 (Strange, i caught a cold)
Ciclo Emotivo (emotional cycle): -.86 (Strange, my soccer team won yesterday evening)
Ciclo Intellettuale (intellectual cycle): -.18 (I hope My boss don't see this value )
Orion70, send me new issues details so i will update this page too: http://go.to/papersoft
Mega-Cart: the cartridge you plug in once and for all.
orion70 wrote:Emotional cycle OK, but I don't live in the black and white world, I do prefer colours (hint: red is better than white).
I don't know but to take a goal 3 minutes left is not OK for me
In any case we share at least the red colour btw Yellow is better then black IMHO
finished working on Cubo Magico, a quite unplayable 2D Rubik's cube with 4x4 squares
Apart the playability, you discovered another original work of our friend Massimiliano, why you don't inform him... i think he will be happy to know that another his work still alive and maybe he may reports you some backstage...
Mega-Cart: the cartridge you plug in once and for all.
nbla000 wrote:Apart the playability, you discovered another original work of our friend Massimiliano, why you don't inform him... i think he will be happy to know that another his work still alive and maybe he may reports you some backstage...
Last game posted (for now - I'm constantly looking for missing issues), Il Coniglietto. It's the Italian version of Bunny Hop, from Compute! magazine.
Nicola, http://go.to/papersoft is filtered here at work, please tell me what exactly you need (if it's only issue number and authors, you can find them in the games thread).
I will scan the new issues as soon as I will have access to a scanner - my friend came and took his back. Instruction pictures were taken with a digital camera.
Last: I wrote to Max and inform him about the new findings.
We do some typing in again, as a bunch of previously unavailable issues of Papersoft is being published in this Italian site devoted to C64.
I'm starting with genuine Italian works, then Nicola (nbla000) and I will go on with the other titles, if we can't find the English originals and simply translate them.
First game is an Italian version of Q*Bert (well, sort of ).
PS: I'm editing the go.to/papersoft page to update it with latest issues...
PS2: So you started with Mister Cubo... It is a very fun game, finally a good game and it is an original italian work too, someone should update the GameBase20...
Mega-Cart: the cartridge you plug in once and for all.
I hope it was not intended to look like an Atari game .
In the meantime, I'm looking for games already published in the Compute!'s Gazette disks, translate them in Italian and put them online (two more games today).
Just posted another game from new PaperSoft issues scans of ready64.org, the game is "IL TASSINARO", it is an italian translation of Cabby from Compute! Gazette: October 1984, Issue 16 Vol. 2, No. 10.
We can definitively talk of translations instead of clone/hacked versions because we have the pleasure to contact one of the person who translated most of the programs listed on PaperSoft and made also some original works, he confirmed us that PaperSoft paid compute! for these programs and paid him for translations btw PaperSoft published also some original italian works, especially in the 2nd year (1985).
Mega-Cart: the cartridge you plug in once and for all.
Yes, I think we previously concluded that Paper Soft had bought a license to reprint those games. Apparently though the copyrights belonged to COMPUTE! once the listings were printed, so the original author would not get any notification about their works sold or translated. Probably this is common business, that a publisher buys the rights to your work even in the case of more amateur works like a game listing.
Nbla000 recently updated the original pdf file with the whole collection of newly scanned issues. It can be downloaded HERE (link updated in the Papersoft thread).
A lot of work for us... I'm starting with an original Italian work, the text adventure La Corona di Pietra (the Stone Crown), for the 16K expanded VIC.
Who knows, if I like it, I could translate it in English in the future...