@Urs,Just saw the piture and noted, that in the same folder there is a screen
showing a game called WERNER. I'm sure that I had this game but can't remember
what it was about. Any other screenshots?
cheersThorsten
thorsten herbert wrote:
@Urs,Just saw the piture and noted, that in the same folder there
is a screen showing a game called WERNER. I'm sure that I had this
game but can't remember what it was about. Any other screenshots?
That was a Boulder Dash clone. Quite a nice game, actually, played it
a
That was a Boulder Dash clone. Quite a nice game, actually, played it
a lot back then.
Marcel
Thanks for the info Marcel. I have some memory and think it was in 4 colour
mode.
It was real fun playing it.
cheers,
thorsten
Some days ago I opened an old ring binder searching for a specific document.
As it turned out it was the wrong binder. By accident my eyes discovered old
program listings of my early Sinclair QL work. The earliest listing dates
March 1986. So there we have it. Another 25th anniversary!
Picture
On 31 Mar 2011, at 18:32, Urs Koenig (QL) q...@bluewin.ch wrote:
Some days ago I opened an old ring binder searching for a specific document.
As it turned out it was the wrong binder. By accident my eyes discovered old
program listings of my early Sinclair QL work. The earliest listing dates
Ralf Rekoendt wrote:
And I still have an old advert letter from Commander.;-)
Oh dear. Those were crazy days!
What was it all about? Patching and repacking a pirated copy of a dead-end
product? Like pirating an already pirated copy or so? At least some QLers
were happy to get an enhanced
Tony Firshman wrote:
Totally impossible on a phone! You should use http://tinyurl.co.uk
I know. That's why I said sorry for that. Using tinyurl for each picture one
likes to post is a nightmare. I know having to assemble a working URL out of
splattered text is a nightmare too. ;-)
Urs
Urs Koenig (QL) wrote:
Ralf Rekoendt wrote:
And I still have an old advert letter from Commander.;-)
Oh dear. Those were crazy days!
What was it all about? Patching and repacking a pirated copy of a dead-end
product? Like pirating an already pirated copy or so? At least some QLers
to the QL :-
- Original Message -
From: Urs Koenig (QL)
To: ql-us...@q-v-d.com
Sent: Thursday, March 31, 2011 6:55 PM
Subject: Re: [Ql-Users] Today, 25 years ago (III)
Tony Firshman wrote:
Totally impossible on a phone! You should use http://tinyurl.co.uk
I know
Urs Koenig (QL) wrote:
Some days ago I opened an old ring binder searching for a specific
document. As it turned out it was the wrong binder. By accident my
eyes discovered old program listings of my early Sinclair QL work.
The earliest listing dates March 1986. So there we have it. Another
25th
Dilwyn Jones wrote:
Do you still have a copy of the program, or just that listing
in the photo?
I have at least version 2.0 of that program (ANIMATIONSGRAFIK).
There's a video of it on YouTube (short link):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dAjVWQxSeJU
This program was in German only.
Later, in
On 31/03/2011 19:09, Ralf Reköndt wrote:
Urs Koenig (QL) wrote:
Ralf Rekoendt wrote:
And I still have an old advert letter from Commander.;-)
Oh dear. Those were crazy days!
What was it all about? Patching and repacking a pirated copy of a
dead-end
product? Like pirating an already
Rich Mellor wrote:
Simple: It was Martin Berndt's Turbo-Xchange, patched with a special
screen accelerator for use on a QL and freed fom Thor's watermark
check. One of the best things he ever does (beside MG-ROM and
freeing PCB 1 and Tankbusters).
He freed PCB 1?
Does anyone have a copy of
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