CoCoForest

Hi,

We are at the beginning of a new hiscore journey :)

http://www.lvlupscore.com/dashboard  (not live yet, but you can already register)

You can join the discussion on Discord if you want: https://discord.gg/5gnfwMDS

Level Up will be community driven too, but with total control. We already have merged all HS scores, so the dbase is not empty.

Hope to see you signing in.

Cheers

Hi

How do you think we can score Costa Capers for the ZX Spectrum? You only got money, and that goes up and down, as you pay for objects, and to enter places. So I guess if you complete it, the end money will always be the same. Not really possible to score that game as I see it 

Hi,
I saw that you had the best score at Gryzor. Can you beat me on https://bzhgames.000webhostapp.com ?

Also saw your Hover Force (Intellivision) requests. Those tracks are in the system now as well.

Hi! Just to let you know, Hook and Looney Tunes are now in the system for Game Boy.

Hi looking at your request for Totally Rad on NES. The game doesn't appear to give you a score, so I haven't added it. If that's not correct, please let me know and I'll add it for you.

hi CoCo! I added Speedy Gonzales for Game Boy, just to let you know. :)

... and Flashback scores can be submitted under [Emulated].

hello! just a fyi -- I'm no longer adding score charts for specific emulators or emulation consoles such as the Flashbacks, unless there is some reason why they would play significantly different from using a different emulator. (For example, an Atari Flashback console not supporting paddle controllers for paddle games... or if it's a game or version of a game which is not available as a rom elsewhere.)

@S.BAZ: Also, Navy Seals for C64 is now in the system!

hi! fyi -- DingBat for Commodore 16/Plus 4 is in the system :)

I've approved your requests for the SMS games Super Off Road and Desert Speedtrap (full title Desert Speedtrap Starring Road Runner & Wile E. Coyote). 

I own both myself. They are both European releases.  

I've processed your latest SMS game request. It should be in the system. 

I approved your request for Pit Pot for the Sega Master System. This one is easy because I own a copy. 

I've approved your 5 most recent requests for the SMS. They should all be in the system. :)

@Mark: The Sega Megadrive Everdive Cartridge contains Roms from Genesis and Roms from Sega Master System, I investigated that. Those SMS Roms work fine in the Original console. That does not work in Clone Megadrive or in the Modern Clones of Sega Genesis. Therefore that console must be a Sega Genesis painted. But I think He Himself should clarify that point so that we all know what it is.

I've processed your request for Lord of the Sword for the Sega Master System. It is now in the sysyem. It didn't take much research, as I own this one too. 

@Mark:

This shouldn't have posted twice.

@omargeddon:

Yes, which is why I keep asking him. He hasn't replied to my questions though it would clear up a few things if he did. I've spent alot of time researching different versions of the SMS and Genesis/Mega Drive. As you said, it appears to be a Mega Drive painted blue with an LED added to it. But that still doesn't explain everything as the Mega Drive won't play an SMS game out-of-the-box. One possible explanation is the it's a Mega Drive II with the internal hardware of the Power Base Converter modded in somehow.

I've researched all of the known clones and pirated versions of the Mega Drive and can't find his console. I did find a cool Mega Drive II with both the Jurassic Park and Coco-Cola logos on it, but it was only used as a promotional thing for the film "Jurassic Park" in France. Only two are known to exist.

There was a version of the Master System in Brazil that was offered in blue or black called the Master System Super Compact and was also available in pink as the Master System Super Compact/Girl, but they were a hand held version of the SMS. They played actual SMS cartridges (but not Mega Drive).

@omargeddon:

Yes, which is why I keep asking him. He hasn't replied to my questions though it would clear up a few things if he did. I've spent alot of time researching different versions of the SMS and Genesis/Mega Drive. As you said, it appears to be a Mega Drive painted blue with an LED added to it. But that still doesn't explain everything as the Mega Drive won't play an SMS game out-of-the-box. One possible explanation is the it's a Mega Drive II with the internal hardware of the Power Base Converter modded in somehow.

I've researched all of the known clones and pirated versions of the Mega Drive and can't find his console. I did find a cool Mega Drive II with both the Jurassic Park and Coco-Cola logos on it, but it was only used as a promotional thing for the film "Jurassic Park" in France. Only two are known to exist.

There was a version of the Master System in Brazil that was offered in blue or black called the Master System Super Compact and was also available in pink as the Master System Super Compact/Girl, but they were a hand held version of the SMS. They played actual SMS cartridges (but not Mega Drive).