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The ''Freeze Frame'' was written by A.Ager and the hardware produced and distributed by ''Evesham Micros'' (fomerly known as ...). There were several versions of the ''Freeze Frame'' from '''MK.I''' to '''MK.IIIB''' (which for better readability will go by '''MK1''' to '''MK3B''' here avoiding roman numbers). The ''Freeze Frame'' series was later joined with the ''Lazer'' utility cartridge (released as ''MK.IV and Lazer'') but quickly went to become ''Freeze Machine'' practically being ''MK.V and Lazer II''. | |||
A different '''[http://www.lemon64.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=394712 Freeze Frame]''' cartridge is described and pictured on a lemon64 forum thread. The cartridge shown there is a hardcopy cartridge to dump the screen to an attached printer. From the same thread it reads that until ''Freeze Frame MK3B'' the cartridge came without reset button and only the ''Freeze'' button was present. | |||
As of writing this there are only two ROMs available - check them here: | |||
* [[Media:Freeze_Frame_binaries_rr.c64.org_2010-05.rar|Freeze_Frame_binaries_rr.c64.org_2010-05.rar]] | |||
Two text manuals: | |||
* [[Freeze_Frame_MK3B_Instructions.txt]] | |||
* [[Freeze_Machine_V1.0_Manual_Project64.txt]] | |||
and some: | |||
== Weblinks == | |||
* [http://www.lemon64.com/museum/view.php?id=121&genre=advertcart Lemon64 Museum entry for Freeze Machine] | |||
* [http://www.digitpress.com/faq/c64carts.htm COMMODORE C-64 Cartridge Rarity List] lists ''Freeze Frame'' und ''H&P Computer'' - whatever '''-x''' means. By no means this cart should be rare. | |||
[[Category:Freeze_Frame]] | |||
Revision as of 00:37, 3 May 2010
 Freeze Frame Screenshots | |
| Technical Info | |
|---|---|
| ROM | FF1-FF3: 8 kbyte Lazer/FM: 32 kbyte |
| RAM | None |
| Hardware features | FF1-FF3: 1 Button Freeze Lazer/FM: 1 Button Freeze |
| Manual | PDF: XX pages PDF: XX pages |
| CRT ID | FF1-FF3: ?? Lazer/FM: ?? |
| Programming | See Tech Section |
The Freeze Frame was written by A.Ager and the hardware produced and distributed by Evesham Micros (fomerly known as ...). There were several versions of the Freeze Frame from MK.I to MK.IIIB (which for better readability will go by MK1 to MK3B here avoiding roman numbers). The Freeze Frame series was later joined with the Lazer utility cartridge (released as MK.IV and Lazer) but quickly went to become Freeze Machine practically being MK.V and Lazer II. A different Freeze Frame cartridge is described and pictured on a lemon64 forum thread. The cartridge shown there is a hardcopy cartridge to dump the screen to an attached printer. From the same thread it reads that until Freeze Frame MK3B the cartridge came without reset button and only the Freeze button was present.
As of writing this there are only two ROMs available - check them here:
Two text manuals:
and some:
Weblinks
- Lemon64 Museum entry for Freeze Machine
- COMMODORE C-64 Cartridge Rarity List lists Freeze Frame und H&P Computer - whatever -x means. By no means this cart should be rare.
