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<GPF> which reminds me, i have an industrial app i should look at and iron some bugs out.
<Clowne> 42?
<Rahly> joke
<moonlord> hitchikers guide to the galaxy
<Descendnt> how was the flick?
<Descendnt> I want to see that
<Clowne> eww douglas adams :(
<moonlord> it was strange, like the book..
<moonlord> but less strange i suppose
<Descendnt> I never read the book
<Descendnt> I like strange
<Descendnt> anyone seen A Scanner Darkly?
<moonlord> i played the old text adventure
<Descendnt> that's my movie de jour
<Descendnt> text adventure of what?
<moonlord> took me days until i figured out how to escape my house before head exploded
<Goodge> i've seen it
<moonlord> hitchikers guide to the galaxy
<Descendnt> a la zork?
<Clowne> i seen the movie found it megasilly
<moonlord> yes like zork
<Descendnt> clowne - which movie?
<Rahly> zork rules
<Descendnt> zork rocked, why don't they make games like that anymore
<Clowne> Descendnt, guide to the gal
<Descendnt> the graphics were fabulous
<Rahly> typing?
<Rahly> lol
<Rahly> yeah text
<Descendnt> my mind renders great
<moonlord> yes typing
<Descendnt> My mind can render like 2 trillion polygons a second
<moonlord> and if you didnt do exactly right you died after like 10mins
<Descendnt> here we can play now on IRC...I'll be the game.
<Descendnt> You are standing by a mailbox. There is a grue staring at you.
<Rahly> i haven't played zork since my c64 days
<Rahly> i liked Cutthroats or Infidel
<Descendnt> heh
<Descendnt> C64 rocked
<Descendnt> games were fun back then since the graphics ****ed and sound ****ed, game designers had to make them fun
<moonlord> yep
<Rahly> c65 had the best graphics in its day
<Rahly> *c64
<Descendnt> the absolute low point for video games was when CD-Roms got big in the early 90s...people stuck grainy video on them and called it a game
<Clowne> Descendnt, precisely as you said
<moonlord> and we, the gamers, didnt have a zillion titles to choose from which now makes us spoiled and fed up easily
<Descendnt> heh
<Descendnt> didn't anyone play "Below the Root" on C64?
<Rahly> damn straight
<Descendnt> that rocked
<Rahly> one of my favs
<Rahly> same company did an alice in wonderland too
<Descendnt> *gives Rahly wissenberrys*
<Rahly> no thanks
<Descendnt> lol
<Descendnt> how about a Shubba?
<Rahly> i haven't played in a while
<Descendnt> i haven't played since like 1985 or something :P
<Rahly> i prefer a hang glider
<Descendnt> I sense malevolance
<Descendnt> I also liked this Shuttle Simulator game, forgot what it was called
<GPF> you guys ever hear of shock mouses?
<Rahly> one of my fav games was Mail Order Monsters
<Clowne> not a commodore but old one ;)
<Descendnt> on C64 I had - Jupiter Lander, Lazarrian, F-15 Strike Eagle, Sid Meierer's Pirates! (best eva), Silent Service, Below the Root, Swiss Family Robinson, et. al.
<GPF> i can't admagine any one dev an application where it shocks you via the mouse if you get something wrong too many times!
<Rahly> yeah Pirates! ruled
<Descendnt> Rendeavous with Rama
<Rahly> i have the new version Desc
<Descendnt> Pirates is the best computer game of all time
<Descendnt> I have the new one, it's good too, it plays the same
<Rahly> yup
<Descendnt> yea yea
<Descendnt> hehe
<Rahly> Impossible Mission
<Descendnt> back then PCs had like 4 colors lol...
<Rahly> no
<Descendnt> IBM PCs I mean
<Rahly> oh
<GPF> CGA ?
<Descendnt> C64 16 colors
<Rahly> yeah
<Descendnt> yeah CGA, my friend had IBM...
<GPF> those were the days.
<Rahly> and "sprites"
<GPF> ah, C-64 sprites.
<Descendnt> there was this cool game I liked though, where you explored the new world? what was that
<GPF> i coded some of those before.
<Rahly> Seven Cities of Gold
<Descendnt> YEAH!
<Descendnt> dude heh
<Descendnt> back then a dude could make a game in his basement...now you need like super computers and hollywood actors and ****
<GPF> wasn't there only like 8 sprites total?
<Rahly> Project Firestart
<Rahly> Tapper
<Descendnt> Hey there was another great game, by origin...where you'd go through space and there was these wormhole things?
<Descendnt> what was that
<Rahly> what was what?
<Descendnt> you could upgrade your ship and stuff
<Clowne> master of orion?
<Descendnt> hmmmm...maybe, that doesn't ring a bell
<Rahly> was that by origin?
<Rahly> wing commander and ultima are the ones by Origin
<Descendnt> Well wing commander wasn't on C64
<Rahly> you sure?
<Descendnt> Wing Commander was a revolutionary game
<Descendnt> yeah definately sure
<Descendnt> I got my first PC for Wing Commander
<Clowne> oh, MoO hasnt ship upgrades
<Descendnt> It came on 11 5 and 1/4" floppies
<Rahly> Summer Games, Winter Games, California Games, World Games
<Descendnt> Great stuff all
<GPF> GO-64 on the amiga.
<GPF> any one remember that?
<Descendnt> never had an amiga
<Descendnt> did you guys have consoles back then? I had a Super Video Arcade (sears brand Intellivision)
<GPF> i worked for a short time with the people that made the GO-64 emulator.
<Descendnt> how old are you?
<GPF> wrote turbo loading code.
<GPF> 47
<Descendnt> oh cool, yeah I was a kid back then
<Rahly> Fast Load Cartiridge
<Descendnt> OMG, I remember on the C64 it took minutes to load a game
<Rahly> Beyond the Forbidden Forest
<Descendnt> like F-15 strike eagle took like 10 minutes to load
<Descendnt> Press Play on Tape
<GPF> yeah, i wrote code that was in the amiga to upload in the 1541 drives.
<Rahly> Zak McCracken and Alien Mindbenders
<GPF> helped write the sound generator also.
<Rahly> Karateka
<Descendnt> the C-64 is the best selling PC of all time, and probably allways will hold that title
<Rahly> Yie Ar Kung Fu
<Descendnt> X-Wing was another great game for PC - around 92
<GPF> the Amiga even emulated the failed Jmp indirect roll around problem.
<Rahly> Temple of Apshai
<Rahly> Spy vs Spy 1,2,3
<Descendnt> I also had Flight Simulator on C64...heh
<Descendnt> Spy Hunter
<GPF> that was an interesting problem, i remember when i write the IDE ***embler for the C-128, i incorporated fixes in the compiler to insert space to make sure that wouldn't happen.
<Rahly> wow
<Rahly> Sim City
<Descendnt> Sim City another cl***ic
<Descendnt> I remember on the Apple II e at school "Oregon Trail"
<Rahly> Ultima 1-6, which had the best graphics and sounds compared with any of the other platforms
<Descendnt> never got into Ultima....how abotu Bard's Tale?
<Descendnt> another cl***ic IMO
<Rahly> i didn't have it
<Descendnt> I have a C64 emulator on my computer
<Descendnt> you can play all this stuff


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