Multi Crazy Kong Kit with Crazy Kong Remix 

I can look into creating a fixed version of Crazy Kong. This doesn't actually exist right now because I added in the fixes as I was going when I was making Crazy Kong Remix.

Crazy Kong was much more common in Quebec, except the one arcade closest to home which somehow had an actual Donkey Kong. My initial goal was just to make a kit that would let me play the various versions of Crazy Kong on my PCB - CK, CK Part II, Big Kong... But then I figured, why not also attempt to port Donkey Kong Remix? And while I was at it, fix some of the glitches... and also work out a way to increase the number of on-screen sprites because DK Remix has stages that have both elevators and fireballs at the same time and CK's sprite limitation wouldn't allow that. Anyway, it was fun to code and interesting to reverse engineer the hacks CK's programmers had to use when porting DK to different hardware.

@@sock_master I had never heard of Big Kong until this video. Some of your levels are insane!

It's now available here: www.dkremix.com/s/shop You just need to make sure that the Z80 on your Crazy Kong PCB is socketed as the kit plugs into the Z80 socket.

Crazy Kong has different sound hardware than Donkey Kong and the sound was programmed by different people. Here's a comparison video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-FDpwIIGtm4M.html

I'm still working on it but when it's done you can find it at www.dkremix.com/

I do have an unfinished CoCo project on the backburner. I just have to get off my butt and do it

@@sock_masterStill remember how much I was amazed and loved Twilight term back in the 90s calling up the local BBSs. Boink was just incredible to show people how a little Coco 3 could show up an Amiga! Thanks for all the cool stuff over the years! Always awesome to see new stuff!

I will glady pay for more awesome coco software!!@@sock_master

@@trooperj9152 Thank you for your comment. It warms my heart to hear that something I did was appreciated