Caprice32 v4.6.0, an Amstrad CPC emulator by Colin Pitrat on Github
-A new version of the Caprice32 emulator maintained by Colin Pitrat is available.
Version 4.6.0 was released the 14th March 2020.
Latest Youtube Videos :
Zombi
Head over Heels enhanced (PCW)
House of Usher
Hunchback
Battle Valley
Mazy2
Secret England 6eme 5eme
skate or die
ASM Intro 1
Amélie Minuit
A new version of the Caprice32 emulator maintained by Colin Pitrat is available.
Version 4.6.0 was released the 14th March 2020.
Noel Llopis has written an Amstrad CPC diagnostic ROM which is already at version 0.91 and whose sources are available on Github.
The WIP version 1.0l will permit to test the keyboard, whatever the language (qwerty/azerty).
Changes since v0.8 :
Novabug presents his personal top 11 of Amstrad CPC games in 2020 on Youtube.
Martine v0.28.0 is an utility converting JPG and PNG images to Overscan screen or window for Amstrad CPC (and Plus series). The last available version is v0.28 which was released the 26th February. It is available for Windows, MacOS, ARM64 and linux.
Rainer has just released CPCemu v2.2. It's available for MacOS, Android, iOS, Linux (x86_64 and ARM, in particular on Raspberry Pi) and Windows.
The reality show the Apprentice (UK) with Lord Alan Michael Sugar will open his 2021 edition. It's time to apply for the show.
Universal Serial Interface for Amstrad CPC II (a.k.a. USIfAC II or... THE GOTEK KILLER FOR AMSTRAD CPC! :D) by Ikonsgr is an evolution of his previous Design USIfAC (with which is fully compatible), based on a modern and much more powerful 40pin 18F47Q10@64Mhz 8bit PIC microcontroller, which offers many new amazing features :
For more informations check the CPCWiki link and the video made by Crazy Piri (french inside).
After Tetris, Crazy Piri is working on Puzzle Bobble with a first public beta (v05) available on its discord server (click on the pin at the upper right corner of Discord client). It's good and beautiful, like an old vine.
Thanks to Youtube who proposed me a video by Retro Theory called Amstrad PPC512 ISA Expansion Board XTIDE Network Sound PPC640 where is he testing his ISA expansion board using the 2 connectors at the back of the Amstrad PPC 512 or 640.
Check the description of the video for the github page with the pcb files and the components list.
So in this video he is testing an XTIDE, memory card (to 640 Kb and some UMB), sound card using the unisound (universal sound driver) and a CGA/EGA card. So he launchs Prince of Persia with OPL2 (sound blaster) and EGA.
More Amstrad content should appear on his youtube channel later as states in the commentaries, so stay tuned and subscribe to his channel like I did.
Noel Llopis has written an Amstrad CPC diagnostic ROM which is already at version 0.8 and whose sources are available on Github.
You can see the ROM being used in a video on Youtube about repairing a floppy disk controller. I invite you to see his other interesting videos.