Zsolt Kodner

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Commodore 1352 Mouse

Mouse delivered with Amiga computers was not branded as "Commodore 1352" although both mices are "nearly" identical. May I ask on what source you base you description of Amiga mouse picture (which was plain "Amiga mouse" before)?Pavlor (talk) 15:05, 15 May 2016 (UTC)

Lords of the Realm II - version w/ MIDI music?

Hello Zsolt,

Not trying to be a pain or stepping on your toes or anything (although I've probably done that already at this point), but I'm just wondering if there's a version of Lords of the Realm II out there that actually uses MIDI for its sound/music? I've noticed that we've been having a small yet protracted tug-of-war over this the game over on the MT-32 compatibility list page, which has made me wonder if I'm in the wrong here and that there IS in fact a version of LOTR2 that provides real MIDI sound output and not just digital audio/WAV output? It's just that I've tested about 6 or 7 different versions of the game (including different languages) and they've all used digital audio/WAV files for sound and music. The composer of the game himself (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pFGofwqgCEE) has said that the game's music and sound effects consisted of 8-bit 11025 Hz WAV files played from the CD. Of course, that certainly doesn't rule out a MIDI conversion produced by someone else further down the line, but I just wanted to be completely sure.

Spiffythedog (talk) 05:02, 24 November 2021 (UTC).