
...and he does seem to have quite a belly. I guess he ate Tails or something.
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(, Sun 20 Apr 2003, 21:54, archived)
yay!
You actually could get sim city for the c64.
Tried to play it on my newly aquired emulator, but I can't get the control settings to work.
Damnit.
(, Sun 20 Apr 2003, 21:56, archived)
or at least, I've found a game called Sim City for the BBC...
Also found something mentioning lemmings, but that can't be Lemmings as we know and love it, surely?
(, Sun 20 Apr 2003, 22:01, archived)
on really really old stuff.
Including the commodore64.
(, Sun 20 Apr 2003, 22:02, archived)
I should download and try it...
We own a BBC, so we're covered - it's just busted, finally gave up the ghost. I started computing on that thing 20 years ago come august!
(, Sun 20 Apr 2003, 22:05, archived)
I've been relearning this week thanks to an emulator... the biggest thing's been trying to readjust to how the keys were laid out because the emulators (rightly) don't try and re-align all the keystrokes with PC ones.
(, Sun 20 Apr 2003, 22:14, archived)
would disable all the keys, ahhh, it's all flooding back!
do you know what the eeprom slot on the left hand side of the keyboard was for? did you ever see one that was populated?
(, Sun 20 Apr 2003, 22:16, archived)
I had one... the slot was for a ZIF socket, allowing simple rom upgrades - I saved up and bought one with my pocket money so I could swap roms with my mates, once my dad saw how useful these extra roms were he bought us an upgrade board so we had the full 16 roms and sideways ram... :)
(, Sun 20 Apr 2003, 22:27, archived)
snap it'll be about 20 years this xmas for me an aal
loved the beast
(, Sun 20 Apr 2003, 22:10, archived)
there is always www.vintagecomputer.co.uk
(, Sun 20 Apr 2003, 22:12, archived)
don't think we'll ever get it going again, and the disks got ravaged by spiders... but it's a nice bit of kit to have for fun.
I heard of someone rebuilding a PC inside an ST case, I wonder if it could be done into a BBC one?
(, Sun 20 Apr 2003, 22:16, archived)
city was fitted into 20k
imagine trying to do that now
I heard the reason sim city could work was the processor in a bbc was shit hot and megafast compared to c64 an speccy
(, Sun 20 Apr 2003, 22:12, archived)
but it was the exact same as the C64 one.
(, Sun 20 Apr 2003, 22:15, archived)
I tried using Vib Ribbon with Andrew WK (don't ask). Totally insane, as expected.
(, Sun 20 Apr 2003, 22:00, archived)
andrew wk?
what the hell are you people on about? are you talking welsh?
(, Sun 20 Apr 2003, 22:03, archived)
is it pronounced 'arbitrary loft insulation gogogoch'?
(, Sun 20 Apr 2003, 22:07, archived)
Forcing your English grammar onto me!
(, Sun 20 Apr 2003, 22:16, archived)
I'll stop now, I just thought it was time that mr pedantic showed himself again :)
(, Sun 20 Apr 2003, 22:18, archived)
as it was intentional on my part.
(, Sun 20 Apr 2003, 22:21, archived)
I asked some teenie magazine guy if I could have their Andrew WK promo CD. Needless to say, he was happy to give it away. Dunno why I asked, though...
(, Sun 20 Apr 2003, 22:05, archived)
I've become addicted to Sonic3 & knuckles... damn good platformer.
(, Sun 20 Apr 2003, 21:57, archived)
supply on our snes has just bollocksed up. must. have. mariokart. fix.
*shakes and dribbles a bit*
(, Sun 20 Apr 2003, 21:59, archived)
And get mario kart (I know I have, only emulated SNES game you need)
(, Sun 20 Apr 2003, 22:00, archived)
emulators? Not so good for multiplayer I guess, but easily available
(, Sun 20 Apr 2003, 22:00, archived)
is it's on a TV which you and mates can gatehr around.
Emulators just dont do it for me.
(, Sun 20 Apr 2003, 22:04, archived)
and my mate used to have epic battles on FIFA soccer .........ahh the memories :)
(, Sun 20 Apr 2003, 22:02, archived)
an hour last night playing sonic 1 reached 6 1 with 4 crystals
ah the memories
(, Sun 20 Apr 2003, 22:14, archived)
When you first get them, and you're about 7 or 8 (I know I got my c64 when I was 5) - you play them, you finish them, then you forget them. (or you find them too hard and give up or cheat)
10 years down the line, you're 18 and you're going to uni and you dig out your old console and get right back into it, but this time, when you complete them, you go back and do it all over again (and without cheating... for the most part)
Is that too sad or what?
(, Sun 20 Apr 2003, 22:07, archived)