c0man - The MSX text-based pacman has now been ported to Amiga by TFHFony

Well this is a surprise as Arnaud de Klerk (TFHFony) has ported the MSX1 arcade game C0man over to the Commodore Amiga. Using an AI assistant, this native port is a direct sequel to the MSX original that retains the pure spirit of a rapid, low-pressure development session. Retro gamers will find the exact same Pac-Man-style maze, distinctive green-on-black aesthetic, and minimalist audio bleeps they remember from the MSX version. However, the software now processes this entirely on 68000 silicon rather than its original Z80 architecture.

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The remarkably smooth translation between these two classic platforms relies on a clever graphical coincidence according to the creator. Because the original MSX game utilized an 8x8 tile grid spanning 40 columns wide, it matches the Amiga’s low-resolution 320-pixel horizontal boundary perfectly at one byte per scanline. This zero-shifting compatibility allowed the developer to mechanically map the maze, font, and HUD layout over to the Amiga hardware. The ghost artificial intelligence, scoring systems, and core state machines were effortlessly rewritten line-by-line from Z80 logic into 68000 assembly language.

• The whole thing ships as a single 880KB floppy image that boots itself. There's no AmigaDOS on the disk at all — no filesystem, no Workbench, no root block. It's a hand-written boot sector that talks directly to trackdisk.device to load the rest of the game off raw sectors, the same way most original Amiga floppy games booted. Drop c0man-amiga.adf into any Amiga (or emulator) and it just runs.
• AI Disclosure AI Assisted, Code

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