Re: Apple II tapes backed up to wav...now what?

[Nama <forums6000@mac.com>]

On Jan 15, 1:32 am, spacealbum <dbackenkoeh...@t-online.de> wrote:
> Phil, regarding Japanese programms: I was always wondering if
> something is known about the Japanese programmer M. Hata who ported
> Invaders to the Apple II?
> Or the Star Craft of Tokyo of team that programmed the great Apple
> Galaxian version for Broderbund?
> Do you know if they sold their games also in Japan, maybe with their
> own Artwork?
>
> Dirk
>
> On 14 Jan., 04:50, Nama <forums6...@mac.com> wrote:
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> > Living in Japan I've been searching for some time for Japanese
> > specific programs that were written to work on an Apple IIj plus
> > (which I own),

Firstly, Michael, thank you for such a long and detailed writeup. I
have read through it multiple times and I believe I understand all
what you are saying, however I have doubt my skill in executing the
possible fixes. I'll try to do what I can without resorting to hand
fixing the code at this point, but if I can't get all the cassettes to
load...then who knows.

Dirk, I have put screen captures (loaded in Virtual ][) of what I have
recovered so far. You can see M.Hata's name in the launch screen of
Super Invaders. I've never seen a version of Super Invaders with a
launch screen before so maybe that is specific to this cassette. Also
see the Galaxian screen with the super cool typo...thats just so
Japanese, I love it.

As for your other questions, I don't know any other information about
these games or their artwork. Sorry.

Phil

Anyway