Hi Tom,
That's true, sometimes though I can't resist using cheats, or if I want to
try something. An example is I finished Tank Commander on easy without the
cheat, but on insane I really can't resist the unlimited amo cheat, the game
is still quite hard to finish though.
Ari
One game I'd love to see adapted was a game my cousin had on the Nintendo,
called Chip and Dale, after the cartoon. In this game, you chose who you
wanted to be. I remember that you had many levels and bonus levels in the
game. The aim of the game was to evade situations and find boxes and nuts
hi all, couldn't agree more. beat the game and then play with the cheat
codes. the current accessible games we have are nothing like as complex as
those in the sighted world. if your stuck ask for a hint and then try again.
beating a game using a walk through has to be one of the most
Hi,
looking forward to the next title, can't wait.
Kay
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From: Draconis Entertainment [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Sunday, June 25, 2006 11:44 PM
Subject: [Audyssey] A few quick Draconis Notes
Greetings,
Just a few
Old man stnaley's a hoot! the voice ispecialy after playing it with a friend
all i could say for days was this is old man stanley signing off lol!
you ai'nt heard nothing til ya heard it from the mad man
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Stanley's a blast man but watch that oven the phone can be tricky to get too
when mah biscuits are burnin
you ai'nt heard nothing til ya heard it from the mad man
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I was at jack's house when he played old man stanley, the noises, everything
made me laugh.
Kay
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Sent: Monday, June 26, 2006 11:11 AM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Need Help with Extreme
Yes it is possible to finish, and yes I've finished it.
Regards,
Damien
X-Sight Interactive
http://x-sight.brandoncole.net
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Yes we are getting the email.
Regards,
Damien Sadler,
X-Sight interactive
Http://x-sight.brandoncole.net
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Subject: [Audyssey] Strat
If you die falling off a ladder, then yes, it has thrown people. That
simply isn't realistic. How about the metal ladder's sound? Did they even
have metal ladders in the sixteenth century? Why not make it a wooden
ladder. They definitely had wood back then. For falling off the ladder, if
you
What happens on your first date? Do you go all the way? Do you chicken
out? Tune in to Level 15 on The Trials and Tribulations of Life!?
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Hi Simon,
Cricket 97 is no longer available, but I wonder if anything can be done. You
needed a sighted person to click through the menus, but it was accessible in
some ways:
1. Batting was actually quite easy, since it sounded like a normal cricket
game when it bowled. The only problem sometimes
Yeah it is. just practice and run like crazy when the elves appear.
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Sent: Monday, June 26, 2006 4:40 AM
Subject: [Audyssey] toy robber
NB: This email and its contents are subject to our email legal
I think there are a couple of folks that bought the rail racer beta that
aren't subscribed to our Rail Racer email list, so I wanted to post a notice
here telling them about our current tournament.
The tournament will run until Wednesday at noon eastern time, and the
winner will receive a
Perhaps that is where I have an advantage. All my life I have listened to
and played commercial RPG's. Maybe someday, I really will be able to churn
something out that people will love.
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I am going to start work on creating a tactical/strategic land battle
simulation game that is accessible to the blind gaming
community. I'm doing this for myself, and if others enjoy it, so
much the better. Here are some initial thoughts and I'd-like-tos
that should give the rest of you an
some ideas I have here:
1) When the game is produced, you could provide referances to books that
are about the same war so people could read about the battle and get an idea
of what the fbattle fields look like
2) It would be cool if the south one instead of the north and then have a
quick
I appreciate the offer of help and may well solicit help from a
number of people. Heck, this may become an open-source project
before all is said and done.
As to the suggestion of starting with a shooter, please understand I
mean no disrespect when I say that is entirely out of concept. This
Hey Tom,
While exploring the help menu in Monty I had an interesting thought and I
was wondering if it was true. I noticed that the help menu in Monty bears a
striking resemblance to the GMA game engine. I'm curious if that's where you
got your inspiration, since they've developed a pretty
got it. I was thinking about the idea that you could start off as a soldier
and work your way up the ranks until you are a general and finally the king
of generals like maybe the general of the entire theater.
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Hi, Ari.
yeah, I vaguely remember that game. I don't believe I owned it
personally though.
The Tiny Tune Adventures game was cute as well. Wasn't the girl in that
game Emily or something like that?
ari wrote:
One game I'd love to see adapted was a game my cousin had on the Nintendo,
called
Hi, Will.
Well, as for falling off ladders that has now been corrected in the
patch I am working on. You can't fall off of them.
As for metal ladders it is a bit unrealistic to have metal ladders, but
then again there are always unreal elements in games. For example, they
didn't have warp
Hi, Maria.
I don't know. I suppose it is possible, but the languages and tools for
cell phones are different from PC games. While I think it can be done I
would be concerned the market is to small to make it worth the work.
Maria visiting her folks wrote:
Hi listers. I'm geting a nokia n 70
It was Elmira actually. The thing I remember most about her was she had a
very annoying voice, and I mean very.
It ain't pretty when the pretty leaves you with no place to go.
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To: Gamers Discussion
I really liked it. Makes it easy to refresh your memory if you're not clear
on a keystroke.
It ain't pretty when the pretty leaves you with no place to go.
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Hi, Bryan.
Yes, there are still other enemies that haven't been introduced yet. For
example there may be some crocks, and there will be zombies walking
around in some of the temples.
There is allot of traps that haven't been introduced yet. Let's just say
Alpha 1 is only a preview of that which
Hi, Bryan.
Ah, yes. Elmira was it. She was related to Elmer Fud as I recall.
Her voice was certainly annoying. Come here you cute little fuzzy wazzy
bunny.or something like that. Sheesh.
Bryan Peterson wrote:
It was Elmira actually. The thing I remember most about her was she
had a very
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