It’s not created from a snapshot, but I apologise for converting it without your intro @cpcitor !
I used nocart to convert the dsk file, using this command:
which runs the main game directly.
I’ve now made version which runs the intro using this command:
JustGet9withintro.cpr (512.3 KB)
Perfect, now users have the choice of whether they want to see the intro or jump straight into the game.
Indeed, the GX-4000 has no “esc” key. I could prepare a GX-4000-specific build of the program with a different label.
Why [2/P] and not Pause? Do you mean “fire 2 or pause”?
It’s just a suggestion, if you have another idea, make like if it was your game 
But we can imagine a CPR only version with key informations for GX4000. And we can imagine a single key indication too, like PAUSE or FIRE2 ?
My knowledge of programming for the GX4000 is basically nil, but I was wondering…how possible is it to patch existing old CPC games to save the hiscores when using, for example, the PicoGX?
I was very impressed that Bomb Jack GX saves the hiscores on the PicoGX, so just wondered if it was possible for older games too? I’m guessing not, but maybe @Anthony_Flack would know?
CPR by Shacpc
Pokes menu and remapping for GX4000
Bomber-Basic-Amstrad (S) (ShaCPC Mod’s).cpr (512,3 KB)
CPR by Shacpc [ new version incoming ]
Fortress.cpr (512,3 KB)
spahish version
gx4000 version by Urusergi
Trivial Pursuit Genus Edition.cpr (512,3 KB)
The Pico GX documentation has a full description of how to access it’s features from the Z80; the only real trick is to find the high score code in the game you’re patching.
@XeNoMoRPH , I suppose all controls in this Spanish version of Trivial Pursuit has been patched as the same as the English version from Phantomz
It should be totally possible as long as there is a little bit of free space somewhere to put the load/save code. I did try writing a generic load/save routine with the idea to try patching it into something but I’ve not got around to trying it on anything yet. I don’t have any experience reverse-engineering other people’s games…
That’s correct
Thanks for the replies @pelrun and @Anthony_Flack 
Here is Fighting Warrior from Melbourne House converted for GX4000. A game I played a lot as a kid, I’m not really sure why in hindsight as it is very slow and monotonous. But holds a lot of sentimental value now.
Patch includes:
Good to see this forum back active again, I will have to dust off my 8-bit compiler and hex editor again soon!
FightingWarrior.cpr (512.3 KB)
A quick tip: if, like me, you use NoCart solely to convert standard DSK image files into CPR format, use version 1.4 rather than a newer one. One of its limitations actually works to your advantage here, as your 191KB DSK files will be converted into 256KB CPR files instead of 512KB ones. The result? Games that load twice as fast on your PicoGX, of course 
!
I used to play it from time to time. But the controls were uncomfortable and a bit frustrating back then.
Looking forward to play it now on my GX4000 fully controller supported.
Thank you very much for that. 
Good day, thank you for the conversion of STRIDER and STRIDER II =).
I’m having a lot of problems with the new forum. My PC uses Windows 7, but the forum display is completely messed up. I can’t see the login menus. The forum page says browsers need updating. Even though I’ve updated Firefox, Opera, and Chrome, I’m still having the same problem. I’m posting from a friend’s PC. I hope someone can port “The Rocky Horror Show” and “The Game of Dragons” soon. I loved those games as a kid. I’ll upload the games I mentioned as soon as I can. Thanks.
I have converted to .CPR "ELECTRO FREDDY, SATELLITE WARRIORS, RALLY II the next week i put here. Bye at alls.
Please open a new thread in the CPCwiki Related category to investigate.
And here is a new patch of a classic from Capcom. Many thanks to @Urusergi that made a fantastic work patching an heavily compressed crack to offer this full and enhanced version :
from U.S. Gold
Controls
Modifications for this GX4000 version
Black_Tiger.zip (339.8 KB)
It was a real adventure with this one. We start to talk about it last year, with multiple problems. Finally here it is with the title screen drawn by Steve for the C64 version, but I replaced the Softwork logo by the one of Tiertex. And we modified the ingame colours to have more logical ones on the HUD. We hope it will help to have some sympathy for this rude conversion of a Capcom classic
If you use Windows 7 like I do—because I’m retro, haha 
(though I do have Windows 10 and 11 too)… well, use this browser; it works amazingly well!
Yeah, I was waiting for @DARKGATE to open a new thread for this because it’s off-topic here, but there’s nothing to be done when someone uses an ancient browser that has reached EoL a long time ago… That said, indeed there’s r3dfox and also a Chrome fork that will run happily with up-to-date standards.
