Oh, okay - I guess I just "reinforced" the report.

Okay, I was on P.Pera's forum a short time ago and I posted a message
about the game crashing where you mentioned.

I'll report back here if/when there's any info...

So @go0se replied and he said he only makes them with 74LVC16373ADGG and not heard of the 374s working better. So I'm in a bit of a non starter here then it seems if nobody is making them with 374s :shrug: Here is where I got mine: https://amigakit.amiga.store/pistorm-commodore-amiga-p-91269.html?a...

That's really too bad about that one crash point. I wonder if anyone has mentioned that to Peter?

He's actually pretty quick about fixing problems. I might mention that to him the next time I'm
logged into his forum.

They've made it as simple as it can be for people who don't know their arse from their elbow. And...cue my entrance. That would be me. Chris, I setup the PiSTorm on my STacy. If I can get through it, *anyone* can. :lol: PS Not saying you'll get anything out of it but I do have a message thread here...

I remember when it came out. I was really excited about it. I'm pretty sure I bought a new copy at one point in time. IIRC, I really liked the initial part of the game, setting up the characters and the interface, but when I got into the game itself, I was a little disappointed and never continued i...

I remember this game from back in the day.

IIRC, aren't some of the icons for characters almost exactly like members of the band KISS?

Ditto. The PiSTorm project really needs experienced people helping with it.

It doesn't give the same performance as 4 obviously. I think it's the same CPU setup as 3 only clocked slower. It should be good enough and help with the space requirements?? It probably would help with the space issue. I'll have to look into it. Honestly, had my heart set on the performance of the...

IIRC (it's been a long time, and my brain isn't as young as it used to be), it can be done either way, or indeed both (as long as you're using the same +5V and GND), but I decided early on in my design to avoid loading down VCC on the motherboard wherever possible, since I accidentally ended up wit...