The AROS Roms (legal) are able to run BCKid under WinUae. To make it more portable you can create a blank text file named winuae.ini by the winuae executable.
http://www.winuae.net/
bckid will run on this.



The 2 roms have 2 be loaded...

These Roms should be legal, licensed under gpl from the Amiga Research Operating System project

http://aros.sourceforge.net/download.php
WIP 2011-11-12
They were gotten fron the boot directory of the iso
amiga-m68k-bootiso
aros-ext.bin
aros-rom.bin

The native version for m68k Amigas or WinUAE. This version is binary compatible with AmigaOS. This is the CD-ROM ISO image, which contains all AROS system files.


http://www.factor5.de/downloads.shtml
its commercially made but free to download. But NOT redistributable.
The controls for the joystick on the keyboard are ins and the number pad.

F12 brings up the menu
Edit for Amiga Forever
On a real amiga, sometimes you had to remove the workbench 3.1 disk after it loaded, then insert the game


More instructions for AF
Right clicked on the frontend -->Did play+configure,
Amiga 500, 1 disk drive (slow) can do the fast speed; workbench 1.3,
after workbench booted pushed f12 and replaced the workbench 1.3 Disk with BCKid, (forgot thats what you needed to do for some games/programs)
they made it easy to swap Joystick keys mapped to the keyboard.


The roms have to be loaded, the adf is for the disk

Is BCKid in such popular demand?

I've never heard him, actually.

BC Kid is the 1st Bonk game. The game was also released on Turbographix 16 and currently Wii VC I think.

Never played any of the Bonk games. Never even heard of them!

Just got curious, because this thread seems a bit weird.

Get Amiga Forever. I can't stress that enough. The Kickstart ROMs are legal, the money goes towards community development and the preservation of historical materials (Dave Heynie's Deathbed Vigil), and once in a while you get access to something special. A few months ago, they let customers get ahold of the prototype "Walker" Workbench ROMs, after which they were put away again. Naturally, you can probably find it on pirate sites now, but that would be like stealing money from a public broadcast station, and not a "fat cat developer/publisher that probably won't miss the couple of bucks they'll lose from me pirating their software".

Cloanto also put out c64 Forever and it has some classics, rampart, etc.