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Lader (ZX Spectrum, C64, Atari, ...)
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Speed selection fix
April 16, 2025
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I just found that a regression in the game speed selection was introduced with version 1.3; I didn't notice it before because I always play at full speed ;)I have fixed and updated the source code and...
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New target: TRS-80 Color Computer 3
April 10, 2025
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From now on, you can also play Lader on the TRS-80 Color Computer 3 (coco3)! Suggested emulator: xroar Instructions: select the Tandy Color Computer 3 using the Hardware -> Machine menu; load the "lad...
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New target: Thomson MO5
April 10, 2025
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From now on, you can also play Lader on the Thomson MO5 computer! Suggested emulator: dcmoto To load and run the game on the Thomson MO5, use the following command: CLEAR,&H2FFF:LOADM"",,R...
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Amstrad CPC version update
March 14, 2025
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Just updated the Amstrad CPC version of Lader, which now uses the more appropriate MODE 1 (320x200) for display . The new disk image and BASIC source code are available for download...
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New version and new computer(s) supported!
March 09, 2025
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Lader 1.2 is now available. In this version, there is no need to press Enter when selecting the game speed . But the most important thing is that the game is now available also for the Olivetti Prodes...
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Downloads! Downloads! Downloads!
March 04, 2025
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Now, besides playing the ZX Spectrum version of Lader in your web browser, you can download the following versions and play them in your favorite emulator or on your real hardware: Atari 400/800 Commo...
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Welcome to Lader!
March 03, 2025
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marco's retrobits
Lader is a tiny platformer for several 8-bit homecomputers, such as Sinclair ZX Spectrum , Commodore 64 and Atari . It is inspired by the well known classic CP/M game Ladder. Lader has been coded in u...
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