Denial

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!

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!

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Totally agree, esp the case. Was at home Depot tonight looking for something to use and came up empty.

~telengard

PhotoJim wrote:

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.

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.

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.

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...

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...

I think your dream is so sweet...

M.U.L.E. for the Vic-20.

... supporting the Protovision Joystick adapter.