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Not the latest news but it might still be of interest to some:

9 Aug 2012

Back again on algorithm. It have been cleaned. Source code is now available.
http://perso.numericable.fr/~ckckck/C64/filter/C64Filter.html

You are supposed to use the joystick. If you use keyboard make sure that the input settings are correct in CCS 64;
Use ALT + I to get to the input settings and make sure that "CONTROL PORT 2" is set to "JOYSTICK" and "MODE" is set to "Key-Set 1" (or any of the 3 available).

For more info about the ...

I tried the Gamebase64 version WITCHCLD_08632_02.zip And it work as expected when I type "INSTRUCTIONS" or "INST". So it is most likely a problem with your version of the game.

Old topic, but since it came up again because the previous spam, did I try what "RFBcsa" wrote and I got the same result, running Windows 7 x64 and CCS3.8.

"Commodore 64 Programmer's Reference Guide" was the official "Bible" back in the days.

Download from Project64
Or read online version here.

If you have .d64's on your PC then use ConGo Shell

My favorite cartridge was "The Expert Cartridge" by Trilogic.

I musta had the Scratch syntax wrong, adding the zero:
OPEN 1,8,15,"S0:filename"

Why did it always work that way on my C64? What's the zero do there that it doesn't do in CCS64?

Yes using "S:0" works on a real C64 so your are not completely wrong. I think that using the "0" do the same as with ...

A simple way to work with files inside a D64 is to use D64 Editor. (a windows based D64 editing program)

http://almighty.c64.org/d64editor.html

Or use the command: OPEN 1,8,15, "S:filename" : CLOSE 1

The bomb is blue but I think it is "Bomb Addition"
http://www.gb64.com/game.php?id=943&d=18&h=0

Great

Could it be Horace Goes Skiing (Melbourne House 1984)?
http://www.gb64.com/game.php?id=3591&d=18&h=0

Try one of the versions from Magyar C64 Hq. He got the docs aswell...

http://web.externet.hu/sk/c64/games/g/g4.htm

You're welcome

You can get the German version from Gamebase 64: http://www.gb64.com/game.php?id=9216&d=18&h=0