Re: [Audyssey] PCS Games history, was first audio game.

2014-10-22 Thread shaun everiss
well any 32 bit os should support dos apps win7 should for example, however I hardly play dos apps these days. At 01:10 a.m. 22/10/2014, you wrote: Hi Josh, I'd imagine so. XP was the last Windows OS to truly support a lot of older 8-bit and 16-bit Dos apps and games while being new enough to

Re: [Audyssey] PCS Games history, was first audio game.

2014-10-22 Thread Desiree Oudinot
Yep, I use xp. It's good for playing text adventures, too. Basically, my xp virtual machine is for gaming and not much else. On 10/21/14, Josh Kennedy joshknnd1...@gmail.com wrote: what virtual machine do you play it in? windows xp? that seems to be the only one that supports dos games playing

Re: [Audyssey] PCS Games history, was first audio game.

2014-10-22 Thread shaun everiss
well whenever you get that going as long as you will support paypal and the price is reasonable I'll buy a coppy. At 12:12 a.m. 22/10/2014, you wrote: Desiree, After I finish updating my Harry Potter inspired Sarah game, I plan to do a Windows update on the DOS Shooting Range game. I plan on

Re: [Audyssey] previous topic of interactive fictions which I started.

2014-10-22 Thread shaun everiss
you are so right tom, sadly these days most get the graphical world and thats all they know. its one of my laments on computer stuff. In the day my day if something went wrong you actually tried to replace it or fix it. now, if something goes wrong a recovery disk, a reformat will fix it but

Re: [Audyssey] previous topic of interactive fictions which I started.

2014-10-22 Thread shaun everiss
one thing ishen is I am not sure what games would be good for children, when I started I was into the net and in my late teens so I didn't care much about what I played. if the plot was good then I played it but if I didn't like it it got dumped. At 01:49 a.m. 22/10/2014, you wrote: Hello

Re: [Audyssey] previous topic of interactive fictions which Istarted.

2014-10-22 Thread shaun everiss
most of the kitchensinc titles are ok, the rs and quentin c client onlline games are good, soundrts may be quite good but I am not sure how to run it over lan. or get a server for that sorted. any of the all in play things to. Any stratogy game though whould be ok, any sports game to. side

Re: [Audyssey] PCS Games history, was first audio game.

2014-10-22 Thread Thomas Ward
Hi Shaun, Yes, but in practice it doesn't quite work out that way. I have tried running some older Dos games and applications on a 32-bit version of Windows 7, and they didn't run correctly and were prone to crash. As a result the last version of Windows where I could run a lot of Dos stuff error

Re: [Audyssey] previous topic of interactive fictions which Istarted.

2014-10-22 Thread Thomas Ward
Hi Shaun, You have totally gotten off topic. The subject here is interactive fiction games. Not Xbox or accessible games for the PC like SoundRTS, Kitchens Inc, etc. Please, remember to stick to the subject. Thanks. On 10/21/14, shaun everiss sm.ever...@gmail.com wrote: most of the

Re: [Audyssey] previous topic of interactive fictions which I started.

2014-10-22 Thread Thomas Ward
Hi Shaun, Seriously, it isn't rocket science. I can think of a number of interactive fiction games that would be fine for children. Take the Infocom games just as an example. They are clean, designed for people of all ages, and are some great text adventures to play. At least most of them are.

Re: [Audyssey] previous topic of interactive fictions whichIstarted.

2014-10-22 Thread Thomas Ward
Hi Dark, That's possible I suppose. I'm not sure what it is myself but whatever is responsible there does seem to be a narrow minded focus by some gamers to exclude everything and anything that isn't the latest and greatest console games which is sad. On 10/21/14, dark d...@xgam.org wrote: Hi

[Audyssey] Throwaway Tech was Previous Topic of Interactive Fiction

2014-10-22 Thread Thomas Ward
Hi Shaun, Well, it is true that in a lot of places in the world some people take technology for granted, and new computers, cell phones, and other things are now regarded as throwaway technology. I think one reason for that is because the cost has drastically dropped over the last ten to twenty

Re: [Audyssey] champion Curry-Muncher

2014-10-22 Thread Thomas Ward
Hi Dark, No, Ishan is from India not South Africa. In any case my intent was not to say anything quite as insulting as Curry-Face which I have heard before and know to be fairly insulting. Even if I hadn't heard it before it would sound insulting just by the context. However, speaking of

Re: [Audyssey] previous topic of interactive fictions which Istarted.

2014-10-22 Thread Lisa Hayes
ive got to agree Thomas, wishbringer and moonmist are good general games. Lisa Hayes www.nutrimetics.com.au/lisahayes - Original Message - From: Thomas Ward thomasward1...@gmail.com To: Gamers Discussion list gamers@audyssey.org Sent: Wednesday, October 22, 2014 6:18 PM Subject:

Re: [Audyssey] champion Curry-Muncher

2014-10-22 Thread dark
Hi Tom. As I saidI am fully aware of your intention here which is okay, it's just I was surprised sinse to me names like curry eater or something similar have always been directed in a racist way towards indians, but as with a lot of things it's about context. Yesterday for example my dad and

Re: [Audyssey] previous topic of interactive fictions which Istarted.

2014-10-22 Thread Jim Kitchen
Hi Thomas, When playing Leather Goddesses of Phobos, don't forget to type lewd. HTH BFN Jim Cleverly disguised as a Responsible Adult j...@kitchensinc.net http://www.kitchensinc.net (440) 286-6920 Chardon Ohio USA --- Gamers mailing list __ Gamers@audyssey.org If you want to leave the

Re: [Audyssey] Throwaway Tech was Previous Topic of Interactive Fiction

2014-10-22 Thread Jim Kitchen
Hi Thomas, I probably could afford a new version of Windows, but my computer is so old that it wouldn't be able to run it, so I'm still running XP. BFN Jim Have to ask the price? You can't afford it! j...@kitchensinc.net http://www.kitchensinc.net (440) 286-6920 Chardon Ohio USA ---

Re: [Audyssey] previous topic of interactive fictions which I started.

2014-10-22 Thread Josh Kennedy
even recovery and reformat disks have graphical interfaces. even the most popular linux first boots into a graphical interface unless you get vinux CLI or grml console only linux. On 10/21/2014 6:55 PM, shaun everiss wrote: you are so right tom, sadly these days most get the graphical world

Re: [Audyssey] previous topic of interactive fictions whichIstarted.

2014-10-22 Thread Josh Kennedy
no how about a month or two of total blindness? On 10/21/2014 6:22 PM, Danielle Antoine wrote: Actually, my sighted children now 12 and 13 used to happily sit and play Snakes and Ladders and Jim Kitches Monopoly with me and they did have a Game Cube they were playing. My youngest was stil a

Re: [Audyssey] Throwaway Tech was Previous Topic of Interactive Fiction

2014-10-22 Thread Josh Kennedy
I buy my laptops refurbished and recertified from newegg.com or blaire technology group. I upgraded this one to windows8.1 but will be going back to windows7 soon because I don't like windows8.1's interface that much and my windows xp virtual machine in vmware player has major issues under

Re: [Audyssey] previous topic of interactive fictions which I started.

2014-10-22 Thread Josh Kennedy
I got the net when I was 13. in 1995 late 1995 or so. I logged in using a shell account on a remote unix server using links and pine for web and email. I used the program procom plus for dos. On 10/21/2014 6:57 PM, shaun everiss wrote: one thing ishen is I am not sure what games would be good

Re: [Audyssey] previous topic of interactive fictions which Istarted.

2014-10-22 Thread john
I guess that depends on what you mean by graphical. By some logic, a bios is a graphical interface. -- From: Josh Kennedy joshknnd1...@gmail.com Sent: Wednesday, October 22, 2014 7:20 AM To: Gamers Discussion list gamers@audyssey.org Subject: Re:

Re: [Audyssey] previous topic of interactive fictions which Istarted.

2014-10-22 Thread tim
Wrong the BIOS is not graphical enough that a screen reader can not see it. The problem is there is no screen reader support at that phase to read it. A graphic interface is one of all pictures and text within those pictures. Screen readers have a hard time reading them unless alt tags have

Re: [Audyssey] previous topic of interactive fictions which I started.

2014-10-22 Thread tim
They may have that but the one thing they don't have that a screen reader needs is sound support to make them useable. At 07:20 AM 10/22/2014, you wrote: even recovery and reformat disks have graphical interfaces. even the most popular linux first boots into a graphical interface unless you

Re: [Audyssey] champion Curry-Muncher

2014-10-22 Thread tim
you sure about that, because in all the movies the British describers refer fagots as cigarets. i wish you guys would actually use the words that fit the definitions instead of making them up as you go. That would make understanding much easier. At 05:56 AM 10/22/2014, you wrote: Hi Tom. As

Re: [Audyssey] champion Curry-Muncher

2014-10-22 Thread tim
So you dropped to his level just to prove your point? it's still flaming no matter how you try to approve it. i got it how about calling him by his name to show you are a adult that moderates the list. At 04:17 AM 10/22/2014, you wrote: Hi Dark, No, Ishan is from India not South Africa. In

Re: [Audyssey] previous topic of interactive fictions which I started.

2014-10-22 Thread john
They may have what? I'm a little confused as to what exactly you're talking about here. -- From: tim z200...@gmail.com Sent: Wednesday, October 22, 2014 9:22 AM To: Gamers Discussion list gamers@audyssey.org Subject: Re: [Audyssey] previous topic

Re: [Audyssey] previous topic of interactive fictions which Istarted.

2014-10-22 Thread john
A graphical interface is one that is not 100% text and command-entering based. This means that, as I said, depending on how one defines what is and is not a command, a bios is graphical. The reason for this is that one rarely enters text into a bios. Bios is essentially a menu system, and you

Re: [Audyssey] champion Curry-Muncher

2014-10-22 Thread john
That approach was already tried... several times if I remember correctly. Have you read past posts before commenting so harshly? -- From: tim z200...@gmail.com Sent: Wednesday, October 22, 2014 9:36 AM To: Gamers Discussion list gamers@audyssey.org

Re: [Audyssey] previous topic of interactive fictions which Istarted.

2014-10-22 Thread Thomas Ward
Hi Jim, Oh, of course. However, as we are trying to think of games for children that wouldn't be appropriate for a child. Grin. On 10/22/14, Jim Kitchen j...@kitchensinc.net wrote: Hi Thomas, When playing Leather Goddesses of Phobos, don't forget to type lewd. HTH BFN Jim

Re: [Audyssey] champion Curry-Muncher

2014-10-22 Thread dark
Hi Tim. Your incorrect, the word for cigarettes is fags, f a g s, which in British English is not the least related to the word faggot, anymore than the word man is related to the word mantle. the definitions have not changed and remain the same, it's just that Americans do not use the same

[Audyssey] {Disarmed} Fw: A new 3D audio game from the Papa Sangre studio

2014-10-22 Thread dark
A new 3D audio game from the Papa Sangre studioThought people should know about this one. Oh, and Dr. bastard? awsome! - Original Message - From: Dr Bastard and his merry band of developers To: d...@xgam.org Sent: Wednesday, October 22, 2014 3:09 PM Subject: A new 3D audio

Re: [Audyssey] previous topic of interactive fictions whichIstarted.

2014-10-22 Thread ishan dhami
thanks I will give it a try currey muncher is a good name. I am stopping you aname of champion but don't stop the name of currey muncher since it is my favourite dish Even I will rename my username in audiogames.net of currey muncher. Hi dan sir! champion is an action moovey in india of sonny

Re: [Audyssey] previous topic of interactive fictions which I started.

2014-10-22 Thread shaun everiss
this shows you how much if I have played of late, I havn't touched it in about 10 years and at least 5 of them I have not opened a single program. Most of what I play now are audio/ text/ console or web based if at all. At 08:18 p.m. 22/10/2014, you wrote: Hi Shaun, Seriously, it isn't rocket

Re: [Audyssey] PCS Games history, was first audio game.

2014-10-22 Thread shaun everiss
well it looks like unless I get something with hardware vertualisation which is rightt now unlikely that I won't be playing dos anything. Well I do have a older box hanging round I guess but to be honest I have no place for a ddicated unit right now. At 08:06 p.m. 22/10/2014, you wrote: Hi

Re: [Audyssey] Champion Curry Muncher

2014-10-22 Thread Steven Cantos
Dear Mr. Ward, You are quite clever, so I'm quite sure that you could have given Ishaan a number of names that would be insulting. I, of course, should not attempt such a thing, for fear of being banned. I call you Mr. Ward as a sign of respect and nothing else. I intend to be formal with

Re: [Audyssey] Champion Curry-Muncher

2014-10-22 Thread Steven Cantos
Dear Mr. Ward, Don't you think that the phrase Curry muncher is a bit offensive? According to Myth Information: A Compendium of 590 Popular Misconceptions, Falicies, and Misbeliefs, curry was developed as a British dish, and is not originally Indian. My personal opinion is that it is not

Re: [Audyssey] which softwares do you use.

2014-10-22 Thread Hayri Tulumcu
magix Samplitude pro: http://pro.magix.com - Original Message - From: john jpcarnemo...@gmail.com To: Gamers Discussion list gamers@audyssey.org Sent: Tuesday, October 14, 2014 11:30 PM Subject: Re: [Audyssey] which softwares do you use. Personally, I use sound forge. There are a lot

[Audyssey] Need Help with She Noire

2014-10-22 Thread Kelly Sapergia
Hi, I just received a copy of She Noire for Windows, which I won as part of Ticon Blu's recent contest. I've been playing for awhile, and so far the story isn't too bad, but I'm stuck. S P O I L E R S P A C E I've found all five keys in the Torture Chamber, and am now told I need to use

Re: [Audyssey] games we'd like to play: a minute to win it

2014-10-22 Thread Charles Rivard
How about tilting the phone back and forth to increase your swing, then tap to release an object to land somewhere specific?. If the target is off to one side, turn the phone until it is centered, then perform the swing to get the distance and tap to release. Or rather than tapping, hold down

Re: [Audyssey] Need Help with She Noire

2014-10-22 Thread dark
Hi Kelly. Assuming it is the same as the Ios version, I believe it is the hammer or the plyers you use with the torture chair and keys to get past that part. all the puzzles like that in She noire work pretty much the same way, use one object with another and get the right combination and it

Re: [Audyssey] games we'd like to play: a minute to win it

2014-10-22 Thread dark
Hi charlse. that would certainly work, I was just trying to illustrate the idea of using various methods of moving the phone and using the touch screen in a single game, sinse thus far we haven't really see that much interaction in analogue controls, as papasangre is just tap and move,

Re: [Audyssey] champion Curry-Muncher

2014-10-22 Thread Stephen
and then there's the ultimate insult that scots like to bandy around. Toe rag. and I don't mean r.a.g.g as in jazz song. heheh At 02:24 AM 10/23/2014, you wrote: Hi Tim. Your incorrect, the word for cigarettes is fags, f a g s, which in British English is not the least related to the word

Re: [Audyssey] Throwaway Tech was Previous Topic of InteractiveFiction

2014-10-22 Thread Charles Rivard
When it comes to throwaway hardware and software due to the age of the so-called antiquated hardware or software, I am one of those who stays with what works. It really bothers me when people say, I understand your situation, but, . . . They always put that but in there, and then say why I