Wolfenstein Runs On The LameStation???

Brett Weir

Seriously. No, seriously!

Baggers is making a version of Wolfenstein for the LameStation. Yes, Wolfenstein! How freaking cool is that! I can hardly contain myself!

Wanna make demos for the LameStation? There's still units left!

If interested, email demos@lamestation.com with a couple of paragraphs about your skills with the Propeller and links to other game demos you've created, and you may be selected to receive a pre-assembled LameStation prototype unit. The best demos will get game trailers featured on lamestation.com and the LameStation Kickstarter campaign. Spin programmers only please.

More info can be found here:
http://forums.parallax.com/showthread.php/155817-piXel-Game-Trailer-For-The-LameStation

Oldbitcollector (Jeff)

Pure joy in that video. Kuddo's to Baggers for doing his magic on the Lamestation. Awesome indeed.

Baggers, want to really send him over the edge.... Port Space Ace next.

Baggers

Cheers Jeff Can't believe it was as long ago as November 2009 that I wrote the original Demoboard/Protoboard/Hybrid/Hydra version!

Haha, I can't do Space Ace or even Dragon's Lair Prop port, as there's no SD on it I have said the device needs SD to be awesome ) plus you can have all your games on it instead of having to re-flash the EEPROM from PC.

It was fun to get back into the rendering side of things, and bit mashing it into a 2bit screen buffer

I was thinking I'll look into this again when we get the next FPGA update, and do a 640x480 8bit version as it'll fit in HUB-RAM. and it won't need double buffering as the original one didn't because it did all the rendering in the v-blank and the new Prop will have 16 cores instead of 8 and cogs/cores will run 5* faster

Oldbitcollector (Jeff)

Brett, Do consider adding a microSD socket to your design. It'll only cost you 4 I/O pins and about .80-1.00 in parts cost per unit. It is definately well worth it.