A new interview is available on NoRecess : Epsilon (Power System, Arkos).

A teaser for Double Dragon 4 is available on Youtube. The game will be out the 30th January on PC (Steam) and Sony PS4 console.

4Sceners and Bitfellas published their favourite demoscene productions for the year 2016 :

• 3rd place for the best music disk : CPC vs Virgill by TRSI
• 2nd place for the best game : Pinball Dreams preview by Batman Group
• 7th place for the best game : Outlaws

CPC vs Virgill by TRSI is an Amstrad CPC music disk released in July 2016.

You can listen :

• music disk CPC vs Virgill (TRSI, 2016) on Youtube
• music disk CPC vs Virgill (TRSI, 2016) on Soundcloud

Thanks to the Amstrad CPC music disk CPC vs Virgill (TRSI, 2016), I found the Youtube channel of BDCIron where he is testing Amstrad CPC games. Last test was done on the 11th January :

• Skweek
• Wizball
• Mega Phenix
• Impossaball
• 3D Fight
• Burnin Rubber

Everybody knows the hardware interfance X-Mass by ToTO for Amstrad CPC, a MX4 mass storage expansion with 128 Mb of flash for storing files on your beloved computer.

AcmeDOS is an Amstrad CPC ROM which lets you use the Microsoft FAT file system with the X-Mass.

YANCC (Yet Another Norton Command Clone) is a text interface to manage your files on the X-Mass and the AcmeDOS ROM with an interface not unknown to olders : ms-dos and norton (or linux and midnight commander).

McKlain has released another musical compilation with his musics written for the Amstrad CPC and ZX Spectrum between 2011 and 2016. I am listening to it while writing this, it's nice as usual. Continue the good work !

Seen on the Amstrad NC Notepad Google+ community, you can order 1 Mb PCMCIA cards on Best Electronics Ca to be used on an Amstrad Notepad NC100.

A new video by ChinnyVision on Youtube about Klax is available. This reflexion game was out on Amstrad CPC in 1990 by Domark.

He also tests it on Amiga, ST, Sega Master System, ZX Spectrum, MSX and C64.

On an Amstrad CPC+, the only differences are a new title screen, some sound effects and a rather nice fade effect between screens.

A new article by Ken Shirriff about Z80 sequencing instruction.