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Quote from: tugs on March 22, 2025, 02:24:52 AMQuote from: incrediblehark on March 18, 2025, 07:53:26 PM@tugs The only games that shouldn't save your progress are the ones loaded by 2hdboot. What is your hardware setup for the hard disk? I'll test it out today. Please double check for me as well. Start a new game (name entry) play and force a game over and go through those screens back to the title. When you power down the X68000 and start back up, there should be a name entry there. If you start a new game and reset before the game initiates a save process, there will be no entries when you return to the game. If you still aren't seeing a save file after trying this out then there is an issue.
EDIT: I just tested on my system and Akumajou saving works normally.Quote from: LowDefAl on March 20, 2025, 06:15:38 PMQuoteAs akumajo, like more or less all the games included with SCSI Image, is loaded through an emulation of floppy disk drives, i wonder if this is not a limitation of this mechanism (emulating the floppy disks disallows the ability to save things about the game)For the record Akumajo has a hard drive install option on the original floppy disc and so is designed to save to HD.
Just to confirm what Shark says, I believe the game only saves at a game over.
Hi guys,
Thanks for the testing and replies !
I don't use any on disk installation . I boot on my bluescsi , launch the game through LHES and the !start.bat associated to Akumajo . It seems that !start.bat is using some kind of binaries to emulate floppy disk drives and launch the game.
My understanding right now, is, that, to have the ability to save the game, I need to use hdinstall binary to install akumajo on disk (for instance on partition 1 of drive 1 of bluescsi)
Quote from: incrediblehark on March 18, 2025, 07:53:26 PM@tugs The only games that shouldn't save your progress are the ones loaded by 2hdboot. What is your hardware setup for the hard disk? I'll test it out today. Please double check for me as well. Start a new game (name entry) play and force a game over and go through those screens back to the title. When you power down the X68000 and start back up, there should be a name entry there. If you start a new game and reset before the game initiates a save process, there will be no entries when you return to the game. If you still aren't seeing a save file after trying this out then there is an issue.
EDIT: I just tested on my system and Akumajou saving works normally.
Quote from: LowDefAl on March 20, 2025, 06:15:38 PMQuoteAs akumajo, like more or less all the games included with SCSI Image, is loaded through an emulation of floppy disk drives, i wonder if this is not a limitation of this mechanism (emulating the floppy disks disallows the ability to save things about the game)For the record Akumajo has a hard drive install option on the original floppy disc and so is designed to save to HD.
Just to confirm what Shark says, I believe the game only saves at a game over.
QuoteAs akumajo, like more or less all the games included with SCSI Image, is loaded through an emulation of floppy disk drives, i wonder if this is not a limitation of this mechanism (emulating the floppy disks disallows the ability to save things about the game)For the record Akumajo has a hard drive install option on the original floppy disc and so is designed to save to HD.