Another world II Heart of the alien

[BozzerBigD]

I am just talking about setting up the CD music, the game itself runs fine. I can't see the converted files on the internet to save the music to the hard disk plus the CDDA data would probably sound better if I can get it working.

[utri007]

I am just talking about setting up the CD music, the game itself runs fine. I can't see the converted files on the internet to save the music to the hard disk plus the CDDA data would probably sound better if I can get it working.

http://eab.abime.net

I found this from eab and there is huge thread wich has usefull links.

[BozzerBigD]

I assume you mean this thread?

http://eab.abime.net/showthread.php?t=84676&page=3

Cant' see that that offers any help setting up CD audio to be honest :rtfm:

[BozzerBigD]

For those that have been following my problem, the answer for CD Music Prefs setup on the A4000T with AsimCD installed and a SCSI CD-Rom was to use:

Device: scsi.device
Unit: 5 (the SCSI ID)

For whatever reason there is no icon for SCSI.device in my Devs folder and it was only when I looked at the setup file for Exodus: The Last War that I saw the correct setup! It's a bit confusing how all this CD.device stuff works! However, solving it now means I have music on Napalm and Heart of the Alien as well as Exodus. I knew it would be worth buying Exodus even though my CD-Rom doesn't like the disc too much the auto-setup features are obviously quite advanced for an Amiga game and helped me solve this problem!

All in all Another World 2 is a good game with good music but I'm getting phantom game input commands registering every so often. I don't know whether the inputs are double buffered or not but when the alien jumps when I haven't pushed anything it's leading to a lot more deaths than I'd like! Any ideas? This is on a 060 so it should be fast enough to have no input lag!

[slaapliedje]

I was going to ask what kind of controller does it use?  Or can one just plug in the Genesis controller?

[BozzerBigD]

A 2-button joypad is fine. Obviously a MegaDrive pad comes under that category but obviously you use at your own risk due to the 5v pin being wired differently.

[slaapliedje]

Yeah, I keep thinking I should pick up a Sega Master System controller, though in theory, I bought one of those TOM+ USB+DB9 adapters (currently connected to my Falcon with a Logitech T650) and it claims to work with usb gamepads in CD32 mode, I'll have to try it out one of these days.

Would be awesome if I could get it working with my Steam Controllers.

[Jeff Jones]

Cooool. I am going to try it.