Oh Mummy! for Intellivision

[mr_intv]

I forgot about this, I hope the rom is still available and I'll give it a go tonite!

[+Rev]

I forgot about this, I hope the rom is still available and I'll give it a go tonite!

Rom is in post 1

[mr_intv]

Rom is in post 1

Perfect, just downloaded it and it reminds me of Amidar or Pepper II, I like it.

[First Spear]

This would also be a cool conversion - https://www.retrogamer.net/retro_games80/make-trax/or maybe Crush Roller from the NGPC.

 

 

Living in the USA, I feel like I missed out on the MSX and Amstrad and Spectrum machines in the 80's and 90's. I have spent a ton of recent time learning about them to understand more about the AY sound chip used in them and Intellivision, but there seem to be many games that could be ported/converted as well. For example

https://mobile.twitter.com/RantanGames/status/816265360005615616/photo/1

 

[decle]

Today I finally coded the game, I wasn't so hard. My first instinct was to call it "Oh Cmart!" and put a tiny Rev moving around trying to get Spiker copies from the hoarder Cmart but at the end it was too much for my one-neuron brain

 

Find annex the ROM file and IntyBASIC source code

 

Enjoy it!

 

Hey all,

 

Issue 178 of the UK Retro Gamer magazine has an article on the "Making of: Oh Mummy!". In addition to the usual commercial suspects it lists Oscar's excellent Intellivision port:

 

 

Apologies for the poor image, the write up says:

 

"Released in 2016, this version is similar to the Amstrad version of the game, which it was actually based upon. It works surprisingly well with the awkard Intellivision disc controller and provides a good challenge"

 

Kudos Oscar!

[+nanochess]

Hey all,

 

Issue 178 of the UK Retro Gamer magazine has an article on the "Making of: Oh Mummy!". In addition to the usual commercial suspects it lists Oscar's excellent Intellivision port:

 

ohMummy.jpg

 

Apologies for the poor image, the write up says:

 

"Released in 2016, this version is similar to the Amstrad version of the game, which it was actually based upon. It works surprisingly well with the awkard Intellivision disc controller and provides a good challenge"

 

Kudos Oscar!

Wow! So cool!

 

Thanks for sharing!

[ls650]

I've never noticed this thread before. Yeah, it's very much like a Pepper II Lite... maybe it should be called Pepper I...