Does anybody remember this?
First time in my life I see this, but it is cool! I mean, I find it very clever :)
Quote from: ||C|-|E|| on 20:45, 30 October 16
First time in my life I see this, but it is cool! I mean, I find it very clever :)
It was made for Kaypro Z80 based machines in the early 80s.
This is the PCW version converted to CPC disk.
I love games that were designed for machines not designed for games (Not including Text Adventures) Ingenious
Quote from: Puresox on 20:51, 30 October 16
I love games that were designed for machines not designed for games (Not including Text Adventures) Ingenious
Same here, many times I watch some PET games or old scramble handhelds.
Yeah truly awesome and really play well , on many occasions. The TRS 80 Black and white, also impress's me with some of the games with just blocks for graphics.
I would love to see some CPC games that work on the principle 90% Playability 10% Graphics , just to see how fine a game could be produced .
Yeap, last years TRS attracts me a lot too.
Do you remember an ASCII scramble here in the forum?
Too bad it didn't released :(
Quote from: VincentGR on 21:06, 30 October 16
Yeap, last years TRS attracts me a lot too.
Do you remember an ASCII scramble here in the forum?
Too bad it didn't released :(
I recall it being mentioned .But was not aware if there was a playable version or any version displayed? Will love to see it if it is about?
Perhaps it was just a suggestion, I remember a screenshot but as an idea :-/
That Scramble screenshot has haunted my thoughts too.
You did a good job with Ladder Vincent and arislab. :)
Take a look 'ere for converting it to CP/M or CPC:
https://github.com/roskakori/ASCII-Scramble
Thanks!
We will try but we are doing this blind.
I just make the transition and arislab compiling.
If we are lucky :-X
That was sooo geeky. :)
Quote from: VincentGR on 22:05, 04 November 16
Thanks!
We will try but we are doing this blind.
I just make the transition and arislab compiling.
If we are lucky :-X
Did you try yet ? With success ?
Well we did with 100% failure so I give you this instead which is completely out of topic just to laugh ;D
run"boot"
Was just reminded of this via a Reddit thread: used to play this all the time on my dad's NCR Decision Mate V.
The download link in the video is gone, but I think this is the full CP/M version: http://www.classiccmp.org/cpmarchives/cpm/Software/WalnutCD/lambda/soundpot/f/ladder13.lbr