hi fromt he same people who make say what? i ahve found a game called
brain game
it has five games in the electronic handheld game
flash card, sequence remembering number flash cards is maths, word hun
and forgot the other 2. has anyone played with this thing is it
accessible?
will
There's a big button on the right--that's start and guess. The button next
to it is mode, toggling between timed mode, guess mode, time mode extreme
where you have only ten seconds to get each one right, and guess mode
extreme where you only get one guess. Above that is the skill button. The
Hi List.
I come to Trithik, and find there are a Explore the city streets... But i
really dont know enny streets in that cytty, enny one know where i could go in
that plase?
Thanks.
Jimmy
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Hi Cara,
Thank you for saying how much you like my Monopoly game. I appreciate hearing
it very much.
Yeah before PCS games and I started making dos games with sounds the only
accessible games were the text adventure games and to some degree the on line
BBS door games. It took me awhile to
Hi Thomas,
That's cool that you wrote and played your own text card and board games. As
you said for programming practice and so that you could play the games. That
really was why I wrote them as well. I mean because I wanted to play them and
at that time there were not any games like that
Hi.
sure you can, just move to recording, or, to speakers, and hit up arrow,
you'll get put in the volume and it seams to be accessible, or click the
buttons to get more options
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Hi Thomas,
You probably don't need to remove Python 2.5. You can probably install
additionally Python 2.4 and call it from the command line. It may be
called python24, while the default interpreter is called python and is
a link to python25. Then type, for example: python24 soundrts.pyc
If it
Hello shane!
I think thom has very much to do with his montezuma and raceway.
That's the reason why he ansver not.
Regards, Claudio.
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Hi Thom,
I apologize for using the list to reach you.
I e-mailed you a few days ago, and haven't received a response.
Did you get my message?
If not I'm happy to resend.
thanks.
shane
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I can't believe this message was posted like 3 weeks ago and I just saw it
cause it was hiding in the spam folder. remind me to check spam folder guys!
grin. Anyhow just changed the subject line to spark a bit more interest. If
you guys don't know what second life is, it's basically a virtual
Ok replying to my own message here, which I normally never do. There's
another web-based second life client called AjaxLife. It was developed by
Katharine, a teenager in the UK. You may wanna check both out and compare.
Here's the link to her blog.
Hello Jean!
Have you created sound rts with python?
Where can i find your tutorials for playing sounds in python?
Regards and thanks.
Claudio.
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Hi Yohandy.
I have found what you're looking for. I don't know why I didn't thought
about this amazing program until now. Check it out at:
http://software.muzychenko.net/eng/vac.html
Best regards:
Søren Jensen
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Website:
http://www.coolfortheblind.dk
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This reminds me of an RTS game demo I have played recently. It's
probably totally inaccessible because it is heavily mouse based, but
its principles may be interesting. It's called Galcon. It's a very
simplified RTS, with no tech tree, no buildings, no workers, and yet a
very interesting game.
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Date: Tue, 22 Jan 2008 11:25:35 -0500
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As you may or may not recall, a month ago I asked for
Long ago I found such a fairy game on audiogames.net.
The one is hansel and grettel and I think the other one is goldilocks and
the 3 bairs.
I could only manage to run hansel and grettel.
A mail person would tell the story and then grettel asks things such as
sums, etc.
I think it's a flash game
I find it better to put jaws in sleep mode while playing self voicing games
by changing the setting in the configuration manager.
Then I don't have to reload jaws each time I'm finished with a game.
Does this work for everybody or is there folks who prefer unloading jaws.
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I thought about samuel's pot cast, its well done but there is one more
reason why you shouldn't crack which samule haven't touched. Developers
spent hours on creating a program and people who crack it wants it for
free.
Developers, especially game developers, needs to be rewarded for their hard
I like the bop it game.
I've managed to download it. when I tried downloading it for the third time
it worked.
I don't know what went wrong the first 2 attempts.
I just battle a lot with fire fox if I wish to pause a download and
continue it later on.
If I click pause then the pause button
Hello Nicol,
I also put JAWS into sleep mode when playing self voicing games. I think it
is much easier that way because you dont have to unload and reload JAWS
everytime you play the game.
Greg
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Hi Lisa,
I don't know if you play mainstreme games, but there's quite a few based on
stories like that. One I actually bought my girlfriend, and it's actually
accessible is Shrek Superslam. It has a bunch of fairy tale characters in it.
It's pretty cool.
Ryan
Hi,
Be careful with that game, it can sometimes change your sound settings
without you knowing. If anything is a miss with your audio after playing,
like sounds playing quieter etc, then let me know and I will give you
detailed info on how to fix it. Not saying this will happen, just that
Firefox isn't a real download manager. It doesn't save your settings when
you shut down the pc. I recommend free download manager. Email me off list.
In regards to bopit, I heard it can change your sound scheme in windows a
bit (ow). That hasn't happened to me yet, though.
Tyler
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I always, without question, unload JAWS, because it sometimes works by
putting JAWS to sleep, but not always. Unloading it always works, so I make
sure to get consistent results by unloading it.
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thanks Ryan I will take a look for it.
Lisa Hayes
skype name, lisa12257
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I don't even think any of the streets are explorable yet.
Time is an illusion, lunchtime doubly so.
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well this sounds interesting. will check it out. thanks!
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Sent: Tuesday, January 22, 2008 10:21 AM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] stereo mix on vista.
Hi Yohandy.
I have found what you're
Hi Shane and all,
Yes, I have been recieving your messages. However, I haven't felt well
the past week and am taking it easy. i've been off the computer more
than on, and while I do read my email I haven't responded with my usual
promptness people normally get.
Not only with email but game
Hi Cara,
Yeah, too bad you lost, but there is always the next battle to get
revenge. Grin
However, the more we discuss this I do think some online playable
versions of Monopoly, Risk, etc would be extremely fun. I've been
reading through the Java networked games stuff I have, and I do think
Hi,
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It was like back in like 1990 that I first got on line and got into the
FidoNet Email lists such as Blink
Talk and Blind Talk. That and searching the BBSs was how I found that
there was
a need to share the games that I was producing for my own playability.
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Wow! I wasn't
Hi,
Ah, I do see why you were using Python 2.4. Debian is notorious for
supporting older stuff long after Fedora, Ubuntu, and other
distributions have upgraded to a version or two ahead to the latest
packages.
Though, if you would do it I would really really appreciate it if you
could make a
Hi Claudio,
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Have you created sound rts with python?
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I am not Jean'Luc, but yes Sound RTS is written with Python 2.4 and
pygame. It is to my knolege the only accessible game written in Python.
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This was very interesting, but you made one big blunder, I think? You said
I could get into various technical details on this, but I won't for your
sanity's sake.
Do you know one list member who is sane? If so, kick'em off! They don't
fit in! (ornery grin)
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