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Produced by: MagerValp
Website: Ultima III Gold
Releases:
* Ultima III Gold (170.75 KB)
This project is an improved version of Ultima 3 for the Commodore 64. Notably, it features optimized code and fits on a single disk side, and the save system has been revamped. Trainers have been improved, and even little fixes have found their way in — it is possible, for example, to buy more than one dagger at a time.
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Produced by: Render Dragon
Website: U3 Project
Releases:
* Test Release (March 27, 2004) (184.13 KB)
An ambitious attempt to port Ultima 3 to Windows. Headed by Render Dragon, this port will (when complete) incorporate high-resolution tilesets, variable resolution modes, and possibly mp3 audio.
The project’s initial aim is to create a raw port of Ultima 3. Following that, Render and his team hope to implement the multiple resolutions, high-res graphics, and in-game documentation. The final project stage is the development of some form of isometric engine, to bring Ultima 3 to us in a never-before-seen way!
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Releases:
* Ultima 1,3,4 & 5 Cheat (19.18 KB)
A cheat program that can be used for Ultima 1 through to Ultima 5 (but not, according to its name, for Ultima 2).
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Produced by: Michael C. Maggio
Website: Mike Maggio’s Digital Portfolio
Releases:
* U3 Assembly (1.21 MB)
A dump of the assembly language for Ultima 3’s main executable file.
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Produced by: Nodling Dragon
Website: Ultima Tech Info and Patches
Release:
* German Keyboard Patch (2.89 KB)
From Nodling’s site: “If you play Ultima 3 or [Ultima 4] with a German keyboard, the y and z keys won’t work until you remove the German keyboard driver. But that doesn’t really fix the problem, because now the y and z keys are swapped.
With this utility, both keys will work as they should. The program is compatible with DOS, DOS emulators and Windows 9x, but unfortunately not with Windows NT or XP.”
