Trump Castle was also called ‘The Ultimate Casino Gambling Simulation’ by Capstone. This game used off disk protection scheme which was the below code sheet. It also used a light blue ink, which was ‘maybe?’ hard to photocopy? I don’t know, my scanner had no problems. Here it is:
Steel Thunder by Accolade had Rapidlok copy protection on the disk, BUT there was also this dark red sheet you needed to play the game. I guess the dark red was hard to photocopy ‘back in the day’? But my scanner had no problem scanning it in and converting it to black and white.
Here it is:
Kracker Jax ELITE series was to copy those extra hard to copy disk.
There are four releases in the ELITE Series.
Here is the Elite V4 manual Sheet
Basically Titles with the PLUS sign next to the name needs to be copied with the MAX-COPIER and reload and run the parameter over the back up.
The versions I have here are: Elite V1, V2, V3, V4.0, V4.1, V4.2
Titles with the NEGATIVE sign next to the name means the parameter contains the parameter and the copier as a single unit.
This is my personal Commodore Master Parameter reference. This picks up where the Original Parameter Cross Reference Vol#8 left off. I have over 1400 titles on this list about 25% that is not on the original list. I also only list THREE programs per title. I made this list for my own personal use and did not need to list every single parameter program, I decided three choices was enough.
Here it is now in a PDF Version: masterlist 6-2015
Golden Oldies was a five disk set sold by Utilities Unlimited. This is a set of 500 parameters for removing copy protection check, or by passing protection, etc to make your backups work. This group of parameters is ‘super rare’ and took me over a year to find. These parameters are listed in the Original Parameter Cross Reference as Golden Oldies 500 pak. Each disk loads the parameter list, once you select the parameter, the program tells you which disk to put into your drive.
Here is the second article from Info’s COPY CORNER it is from Issue #12
Focus was on ‘Memory Snapshotters”. Talks about Isepic from Starpoint, Snapshot from Marshview Software, Capture from Jason Ranheim, and the Power Cartridge by KCS.
