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Tested now on a real A1200 with Blizzard 1260 (68050 @ 50 Mhz.) and 64 MB Ram. This game even works great with PCMCIA CF-Adapters and SanDisk Cards with 1 GB or above. 😎

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Thanks for the info. Which version are we talking about? Just to clarify.... the previous 16 color version or the newer 64 color version? The firs one I think.

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I tested the version before the last update, which probably only runs with 16 colors. And now again with the current version. I also applied the patch. I didn't notice a version with 64 colors there. If there is one, I'll be happy to test it again. What I did notice, however, is that the frame rate drops a bit in some complex scenes with lots of enemies, in contrast to WinUAE, but it is still fully playable.

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(EHB) Extra Half Bright=64 colors.

It would require a very fast HDD and in the absence of other HW that we could test it on, so I can say that it will definitely run on Vampire. You can find it under the name StarDustWarsVampire, but before download...."Look at The Size of That!" :)

I know about the frame drops. Unfortunately, unnecessary operations also run that it would be good to skip or run in a different order. I consider this a disadvantage of programs coded in basic. It's easy, but it has its drawbacks... and we work with what we know and what we have.