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This video is a little bit out of date. The programmer has released a newer binary that has the players on the screen. I think he opted out on the interlacing because it creates a combing effect.
Madmab2000 2 years ago
I just asked because I wasn't sure if it was possible WITHOUT interlacing, because I didn't know if the playing field was generated only using the background or with objects as well.
tkwtube01 2 years ago
I... I... I just didn't think that was possible on the VCS! Just the grid by itself!
By the way, is it possible to get the other on-screen objects to show up at the same time? Possibly with interlacing?
tkwtube01 2 years ago
Wow... That looks great. Being that the 7800 was more powerful then the 2600, it makes me wonder how far to push the 7800. That's fantastic!
philiptwood 2 years ago
I was the one who suggested the people on the Atariage forums try and do this. Glad to see it coming along. :)
I'm known as Segataritensoftii on those forums.
RABBIDGamfan 3 years ago
For those of you not familiar with this, this is a homebrew Atari 2600 game that replicates the game "BallBlazer" for the Atari 8-bit computers, 5200, and 7800. This game was known as the gold standard for system power. To make it run on a 2600 is nothing short of amazing.
The game is still work in progress, but it should be possible to get a homebrew cartridge when it's done. Kudos to Roland for an AWESOME job!
thewiirocks 3 years ago