Cheers. I must just be an idiot but I can't for the life of me figure out how. I deleted the Loading and Menu parts in the S folder successfully in ADF Opus (tried both V1.2 and the 2025 version), but when I edit Startup-Sequence, it immediately reverts to what it was before as soon as I hit Return or click OK. In the 2025 version it won't let me change the contents even temporarily. (The "Writeable" box is ticked and the ADF file isn't marked Read-only.)
I can delete Startup-Sequence entirely but then there's no way I can find to add a new version. I tried creating a plain text file called Startup-Sequence.txt, removing the suffix and dropping it into the S folder but it wouldn't recognise it ("unknown device type").
Can anyone help me out with how to start it with the Japanese level order? I've managed to figure out that I need ADF Opus and I've found the start-up sequence, which looks like this:
Which bit do I change to "Donkey_Kong CRAZYKONGLEVELS"? (And actually, anything I change in ADF Opus just seems to revert as soon as I close the window anyway.)
How are we meant to play the B, C and D sides? They just come up with a message and "Press any key to return", which dumps you back to the menu screen.
I did find a bug where after a few games, I started a new game and all the baddies and Redbirds were gone, it was just me and the train and the purple thing in the interior. Will see if I can replicate it.
Absolutely blown away by this. In no time at all you've got all the basic functionality of the game in there, and it looks way better than the mockup did. Gonna be watching this one very closely :) :) :)
Can anyone share working Hatari settings for this? If I run it with the "Show Borders" box unchecked it cuts off the top and bottom passageways and is effectively unplayable as a result, and if I tick the box it shows the full screen but runs like an absolute toilet and is equally unplayable.
Yeah, if you're doing a commercial release I imagine you'll have your own artwork plans so this was just something quick for now.
And there's absolutely nothing wrong with the difficulty, especially in a game with only three stages, but when you're getting killed a lot it gets increasingly annoying to spend half your time watching death animations.
This is so challenging, addictive and fun to play that I REALLY wish the death animation wasn't so long. It has three separate parts, which is at least one too many when you just want to get back to the game. Any chance of dropping the last one?
Loving it, although the controls are a challenge sometimes. How the heck do you buy stuff in shops? I keep accidentally whipping the shopkeeper and getting killed.
Mocked up a box :) 
