The following codes can be used to access the first 46 levels of the "Match" option in Loopz
1 XTBQ
6 JRNP
11 LSFH
16 ZMWK
21 BCQX
26 DGPR
31 KXQC
36 BZKG
41 GNPW
46 VJLF
You may note that these are the codes from the PC version; other console codes (such as, surprisingly, the Amiga codes) don't seem to work.
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Loopz level codes
Started by davidcalgary29, Apr 1 2003 1:11 PM
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Posted Tue Apr 1, 2003 1:11 PM
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Posted Sat Apr 12, 2003 11:09 PM
Thanks for the codes, man!
Loopz is definitely one of the 'hidden treasures' of the Lynx.
It's done by the same people that brought us Blockout - so it's decent.
Very amazing that this title never saw the light of day.
It's also the ONLY 'complete' proto out there.
Loopz is definitely one of the 'hidden treasures' of the Lynx.
It's done by the same people that brought us Blockout - so it's decent.
Very amazing that this title never saw the light of day.
It's also the ONLY 'complete' proto out there.
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Posted Sat Apr 12, 2003 11:20 PM
TheBizDude said:
Thanks for the codes, man!
Loopz is definitely one of the 'hidden treasures' of the Lynx.
It's done by the same people that brought us Blockout - so it's decent.
Very amazing that this title never saw the light of day.
It's also the ONLY 'complete' proto out there.
Loopz is definitely one of the 'hidden treasures' of the Lynx.
It's done by the same people that brought us Blockout - so it's decent.
Very amazing that this title never saw the light of day.
It's also the ONLY 'complete' proto out there.
Well, "Road Riot 4WD" is pretty much "complete", as well, and I heard that "Lode Runner" was finished as well. I've also heard that "Relief Pitcher" is about "90%" complete, but until we get a ROM image I suppose we'll never really know.
I agree with you about "Loopz", though. It's an amazing game!
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Posted Sat Apr 12, 2003 11:39 PM
Yeah, you're right Road Riot is pretty complete - probably moreso than what Loopz is - my bad.
I could almost say that Marlboro Go! is complete - if you count a single level game as being complete. It's only a glorified BMX from California Games, but the music and graphics are top notch.
Are there any vendors selling PCB version of Lode Runner? I'd like to get my hands on a copy!
I could almost say that Marlboro Go! is complete - if you count a single level game as being complete. It's only a glorified BMX from California Games, but the music and graphics are top notch.
Are there any vendors selling PCB version of Lode Runner? I'd like to get my hands on a copy!
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Posted Sat Apr 12, 2003 11:45 PM
No version of "Lode Runner" is currently on the market. I've heard that the original source code was lost in a hard drive crash, but I'm sure that there's a proto cart floating around somewhere. It'd be nice to get a ROM image distributed, though, as it would allow everyone to enjoy a good game. 
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Posted Sat Apr 12, 2003 11:49 PM
Yeah, it is a sweet game. I've played the Handy version. I don't understand why any game available for Handy isn't easily burned onto a ROM - why is this?
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TheBizDude said:
Yeah, it is a sweet game. I've played the Handy version. I don't understand why any game available for Handy isn't easily burned onto a ROM - why is this?
I have a batch of Lynx boards I can use to make carts, but I haven't explored this very far. I'm sure many binaries can be burned onto an EPROM, I just haven't had time to experiment. I will be doing this soon.
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Posted Sun Apr 13, 2003 3:46 AM
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Loopz is definitely one of the 'hidden treasures' of the Lynx.
It's done by the same people that brought us Blockout - so it's decent.
Very amazing that this title never saw the light of day.
It's also the ONLY 'complete' proto out there.
It's done by the same people that brought us Blockout - so it's decent.
Very amazing that this title never saw the light of day.
It's also the ONLY 'complete' proto out there.
I thought the Lynx-version of Loopz was developed by Handmade Software.
Sometimes in the past I was said that Telegames would release Loopz.
And Eye of the Beholder is AFAIK also complete.
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Posted Sun Apr 13, 2003 3:48 AM
Albert said:
TheBizDude said:
Yeah, it is a sweet game. I've played the Handy version. I don't understand why any game available for Handy isn't easily burned onto a ROM - why is this?
I have a batch of Lynx boards I can use to make carts, but I haven't explored this very far. I'm sure many binaries can be burned onto an EPROM, I just haven't had time to experiment. I will be doing this soon.
..Al
Hmm, I wonder if they are blue and say ©2001 on it.
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Posted Sun Apr 13, 2003 6:47 AM
What is the status/condition of Eye of the Beholder? I've heard that its floating around but never heard how much of it was complete or even if it was playable or not.
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Posted Sun Apr 13, 2003 9:55 AM
Mendon said:
What is the status/condition of Eye of the Beholder? I've heard that its floating around but never heard how much of it was complete or even if it was playable or not.
Mendon
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That topic was canvassed here:
http://www.atariage....ht=eye beholder
I understand that most of the proto carts out there don't contain a finished version of the game. There may be a very few carts that have a more advanced version of the game, but this may just be a rumour.
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Posted Sun Apr 13, 2003 10:16 AM
So what't the deal with being able to burn PCB ROMs. I understand the files that handy run are called .img's. Is this a binary or hex image? I would imagine it being hex, and people just say binary synonomously? Why do you need the source code to burn it onto the ROM?
Supply of PCB/ROMs is not the limiting factor. If a ROM has a UV window, then it can be erased and re-programmed. The 4/8Meg boards are a different story. If enough people showed interest (pre-order?) maybe we could get Lance at Video61 to do a small run of these coveted 4/8M boards. I'd like to see what all the hype is about behind EOB and Relief Pitcher!
Supply of PCB/ROMs is not the limiting factor. If a ROM has a UV window, then it can be erased and re-programmed. The 4/8Meg boards are a different story. If enough people showed interest (pre-order?) maybe we could get Lance at Video61 to do a small run of these coveted 4/8M boards. I'd like to see what all the hype is about behind EOB and Relief Pitcher!
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Posted Sun Apr 13, 2003 9:10 PM
There is nothing special about a Lynx PCB cart or being able to burn ROM's. The code is in pure binary. The Handy images just have a small header that can be stripped away.
The source code is only needed if you want to develop the game further.
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The source code is only needed if you want to develop the game further.
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Posted Mon Apr 14, 2003 8:24 AM
Well - that being said, who's gonna supply me a PCB copy of Lode Runner?!?!?!?!?!?
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Posted Mon Apr 14, 2003 12:38 PM
V61?
stay tuned for some new stuff down the road for the lynx! the economy in
the u.s. is lagging now and releases are on the back burner for the time
being.we may offer you folks something again come august 2003.the war
and all has stalled things for a bit yet causing a weak market for many
different things out there.--the ultimate atari lynxer
stay tuned for some new stuff down the road for the lynx! the economy in
the u.s. is lagging now and releases are on the back burner for the time
being.we may offer you folks something again come august 2003.the war
and all has stalled things for a bit yet causing a weak market for many
different things out there.--the ultimate atari lynxer
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Posted Mon Apr 14, 2003 12:42 PM
chris_lynx1989 said:
V61?
stay tuned for some new stuff down the road for the lynx! the economy in
the u.s. is lagging now and releases are on the back burner for the time
being.we may offer you folks something again come august 2003.the war
and all has stalled things for a bit yet causing a weak market for many
different things out there.--the ultimate atari lynxer
stay tuned for some new stuff down the road for the lynx! the economy in
the u.s. is lagging now and releases are on the back burner for the time
being.we may offer you folks something again come august 2003.the war
and all has stalled things for a bit yet causing a weak market for many
different things out there.--the ultimate atari lynxer
You're such a tease!
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Posted Mon Apr 14, 2003 1:03 PM
yeah, i know. i just can't help myself when it comes to atari forums! you
have to do teasers to keep folks coming back for more.look at some of the "trash papers" they do this on a weekly basis.look at the readership
that they have! stay tuned. we have some real fun coming from video 61.
hmmmm,what could be coming that is that much fun? can't say yet. i'm
such a tease.--the ultimate atari lynxer
have to do teasers to keep folks coming back for more.look at some of the "trash papers" they do this on a weekly basis.look at the readership
that they have! stay tuned. we have some real fun coming from video 61.
hmmmm,what could be coming that is that much fun? can't say yet. i'm
such a tease.--the ultimate atari lynxer
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