Analysis of Dungeon Master and Chaos Strikes Back Atari ST Floppy Disks (2009)
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Re: Analysis of Dungeon Master and Chaos Strikes Back Atari ST Floppy Disks (2009)
#2One and only time I got into d&d (well it was a dungeon and it did have a dragon) and I was hooked for several weeks. The guys who wrote it were geniuses of their time..
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#3FWIW, I love reading about Apple II and C64 copy protection schemes.
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#4Total throwback. The good ol’ days!
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#5"fuzzy bits". good stuff, excellent read.
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#6FWIW, I love reading about Apple II and C64 copy protection schemes.
copy protection in general is fascinating because for the most part you get to learn about the bleeding edge in technical knowledge for the era. tigress vm is pretty interesting if u want something more recent to check out
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#7OT: This reminded me of the time, I wrote a track loader system on Amiga for my trackmo/music disc. Boy this was really hard work and took me at least one book about the Amiga disc system.
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#9If you didn't, check the PDF document at the end of the page, it has all the explanations (almost 80 pages !). The programs the guy developed to analyze the disk protections are very cool.
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#10This is so neat, i love this stuff. Explaining things in the context of trying to exploit part of it's behavior seems to make it more tasty :)