All I want for Vicmas is......
.Jeff-20 wrote:More VIC 20 consoles. It feels like the market is starting to dry up. I would also like a sturdy case for my uIEC. I've been trying to make one with little success. And, of course, as stated above: more time for the hobby!
Totally agree, esp the case. Was at home Depot tonight looking for something to use and came up empty.
~telengard
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orion70
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It depends only on TNT. Hope he's still reading us. Adventures without the save game option may be frustrating, but you can always keep the VIC on for a whole day while trying to solve and mapping Zork... I play those adventures and they're so advanced compared to the average text game, that it doesn't even seem a VIC-20 experience. I never ever imagined we could play Infocom on this micro.PhotoJim wrote:That's seriously cool. Any chance we could get the save game feature added to it and get it released? I for one would definitely use it.orion70 wrote:Our member TNT was able to do the magic, creating the VIC version of Z machine interpreter and story disks for almost all the early 'classic' titles from Infocom.
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Spectrum
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I think your dream is so sweet...RobertK wrote:VIC-20 Software releases of 2011
Name: Pitstop 2
Author: ...?
Released: Dec 24, 2011
Requirements: VIC-20 with 16K RAM
Description: Remake of the classic Commodore 64 racing game. Player 1 uses joystick, player 2 keyboard.
Screenshot: ... [sorry, can't provide a mock-up screen]
Just dreaming...
