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I’ve released an updated WHDLoad patch for Kingsoft’s gravity cave fighter, Gravity Force.

The patch fixes a logic bug where the high scores are not saved if you didn’t use any of the cheats the patch provides, instead of not saving if you did use cheats. Thanks go to daxb for finding and reporting this problem.

Download the patch, instructions and pre-installed image from girv dot net or from the Official WHDLoad Website.

John Girvin is a software engineer, sci-fi buff, cyclist and retrocomputer fan (ie: nerd) from Belfast, Northern Ireland.

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I’ve released an updated WHDLoad patch for Hard Drivin’.

This version is a bugfix release to correct a crash when saving high scores.

I’m still searching for three rare compilation versions of Hard Drivin’ as below:

• Action 5 compilation
• Summer Smashers compilation
• Sport Games Hits compilation

If you have any of these versions or know where I can get them, please get in touch!

Download the patch, instructions and pre-installed image from girv dot net or from the Official WHDLoad Website.

John Girvin is a software engineer, sci-fi buff, cyclist and retrocomputer fan (ie: nerd) from Belfast, Northern Ireland.

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