Shanghai
Submitted by solaris104 on Sun, 2013-05-26 18:56. GamePublic Domain
Frantisek Fuka
Frantisek Fuka
1990
Shanghai is a logic game, also known as Mah Jongg.
Magic Caves 2002
Submitted by solaris104 on Sun, 2013-05-26 06:56. GameDaton
2001-2004
Magic Caves 2002 is enhanced version of Magic Caves from compilation Mind Games 1.
Dave Infuriators
Submitted by solaris104 on Tue, 2013-05-21 23:20. Game
Andrew Gillen
Jaco van der Walt
Jaco van der Walt
2005-
Infuriating flip screen platform game played with only two keys: change direction and jump.
Guide Dave about trying to find the exit.
Jump: Space
Change Direction: M
SAM Revival 24 out now!
Submitted by Quazar on Tue, 2013-04-23 21:42. NewsYes, it’s back! Yes, it’s been a long time! But issue 24 of SAM Revival magazine is now finally out!
Some of the highlights from this issue:
- News from around the SAM Coupé Scene.
- What happened to Sandman’s Shadow - information, screenshots and sketches from
Gordon Wallis about the point-and-click adventure game he was developing back in 1992.
- Developer Diary - Lots of info from SAM developers featuring a Space Invaders Arcade
Machine Emulator (Simon Owen), Wubtris + more (Rob Evans).
- Coupe Correspondence - lots of readers letters.
- SAM Comment - kicking around some potential new projects for the SAM Coupe.
On The Coverdisk:
On the coverdisk you’ll find the full game ‘The Witching Hour’ by John Vincent (who also painted the fab cover artwork for the magazine too!) There’s also the preview demo ‘Minutes Before The Witching Hour’.
This issue of SAM Revival costs £4.99 with UK postage, or £6.99 including Airmail postage for Europe.
Full Screen 50Hz Scroller Demo
Submitted by Thomas Harte on Tue, 2013-01-15 22:39. Demo
Thomas Harte
2005-
A quick demo that demonstrates a full-screen tile map scroller running at 50Hz with sprites on an unexpanded Sam.
new user accounts
Submitted by ascii on Sat, 2012-10-06 17:30. Site MaintenanceI’ve implemented a “reCAPTCHA” check on the new user registration page, and re-enabled autonomous creation of new accounts (I was getting tired of manually sifting through the new user registrations - currently about 50 bots a day try to sign up - and waiting for me to see the email is a rubbish experience for real new users, especially if I don’t immediately recognise their account is a genuine one). Please let me know if you have any additional issues with the login pages, and especially if you see any spam comments or articles managed to get through.
