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Thanks for the suggestions and the support!

I really like the idea of a '4GOAL COLLECTION' or 'DX' version to unify everything and remove redundancies. I’ve actually been experimenting with loaders to group all the versions into a single menu, but I haven't achieved a stable result yet.

My initial focus was providing standalone .PRG files (inspired by the Oneload64 project) for quick and easy loading. While I know it's possible to bundle them into a single file or a .D64 with a menu, my available time for development is quite limited right now.

It is definitely on my 'to-do' list, but I don't have a specific release date yet. I'm still looking for the best technical solution to handle the memory and the transitions between the modules, but I’ll find a way!

Thanks again for the feedback and for helping the project grow. Cheers!

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Hy. Okay, I understand. Maybe you find a good solution in the future, it would be nice. Or maybe someday, also one of the numerous C64 crackergroups will release a cartridge version (Easyflash maybe?) or a d64-version of the "4Goal" games  in which all functions/versions are united?  (Aaah, also a nice name would be "4Goal United" yeah). We will see.

I definitely like your 4goal games, because they are especially well suited as party games, played with friends and since my childhood, I always liked simultan games, in which more than one player is involved at the same time, because in my opinion, these games give the most fun. :-)

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I’m glad to hear you enjoy the games! I totally agree with you—simultaneous multiplayer is where the most fun is, especially in a party setting. That was exactly my goal with this series.

'4GOAL United' is actually a fantastic name! I might just use that for the final collection.

Also, I have some good news: I’ve made some recent progress with loading chains that might allow me to put everything together into a single .D64 disk image sooner than I expected. It would allow all the different modes to be accessible in one place while keeping the transitions smooth.

Thank you for the encouragement and the great naming idea! I'll keep working on it as time allows. Cheers!

Sounds very good! Looking forward to this.