Another day, another cracktro! I saw this one posted on a Facebook Cracktro fan group, and thought it looked nice and colourful, so a couple of hours later, here's my attempt at the Flight Simulator II cracktro by Supplex from the Amiga!
A nice Hippel tune and some vibrant rasters - with FX on the scroller!
After all of the "fun" of my recent 28 day ban on Facebook for simply using a URL shortener to post a link to a remake (I know, you couldn't make it up could you?!) - I thought it was time for another Atari ST screen remake!
I thought I'd move away from the obvious suspects and found a nice little compo-disk menu by BBC (Bad Brew Crew) and thought it fit the bill nicely, so let me present my CODEF remake of BBC #42 menu!
Featuring some nice scrolling blocks, cool font and great muzexx by Maximum Madness (aka Jochen Hippel).
Enjoy this cool little screen - you can find it on my website here...
http://codef.namwollem.co.uk/BBC42/BBC42.html
...and back to the Atari ST we go, for another cracktro remake!
This time TRSI step up with their cracktro for Street Fighter 2. I saw this on a Cracktro fan page on Facebook, and thought it looked pretty cool - and a good volunteer for a CODEF remake - so here it is!
Enjoy!
http://codef.namwollem.co.uk/TRSI_SF2/TRSI_SF2.html
After seeing a YouTube video of a PSX cracktro by Kalisto, I thought this family of cracktros seemed pretty cool, so I decided to remake one with CODEF.
I found the download files for the Army Men cracktro, and was able to run it in my Playstation emulator, and proceeded to rip all of the required GFX and text, and then was able to find the .MOD (featuring a version of Insomnia by Faithless) - finally stitching it all together!
Nothing too fancy, just a nice little screen - press SPACE to replicate the X button on the PSX controller when in the "main screen".
I hope you like it!
http://codef.namwollem.co.uk/kalisto/army_men.html
...and another one hits your browser window!
This time it's the old school favourite, FIFA cracktro by Paradox for the MS-DOS which I present to you!
A classic old chiptune, running on the ADLIBIDO .js engine by Juergen Wothke makes a rare appearance, along with a cool little text effect! Enjoy!
Time for a return to one of the usual sources for my remake ideas, the Amiga! This time it's an old school cracktro by Fairlight, for the game Clockwiser!
A great tune by Jochen Hippel and a really nice logo.
Enjoy this classic remake from the Amiga days!
http://codef.namwollem.co.uk/FLT_clockwiser.html
After the last remake of a Windows Keygen, I thought I'd have a go at another one!
Here is my latest remake - the Windows Keygen for SONY Sound Forge 9.0 by Digital Insanity.
It's all pretty much there, with the exception of the actual crack of course! ;-)
The only thing not 100% right is the plasma, which although close, isn't as good a match to the original as I'd like - but I'll keep tweaking as and when I get time to see if I can get it better!
Enjoy!
http://codef.namwollem.co.uk/digital_insanity.html
I saw a link to a Youtube video which showed a really nice little KEYGEN by Orion for the NERO Burning ROM. I'm not sure how old it is, but it used some REALLY nice music, and I thought it would be a nice little 10 minute remake - so I remade it!
A little bit of creative license and using the CODEF mouse tracker, and the webXMP player by Juergen Wothke, some canvas interraction - and it even runs on iOS!
Enjoy!
http://codef.namwollem.co.uk/orion.html
I thought as it'd been a few weeks since my last CODEF remake, I thought I'd have a look through some intros/trainers etc. on Youtube, and I found this cool PSX Trainer / PAL-NTSC selector by MUPS! It was for the game Gauntlet Legends.
What got my attention to begin with was the cool remix of the Enigma Phenomena main theme (Hyberbased by Firefox/TIP) - done by 16 Beat from Razor 1911, and once I started to listen to the music, I thought "you know what, I've found my next remake"... so here it is!
http://codef.namwollem.co.uk/MUPS/gauntlet_legends.html
Enjoy!
