Hugh Falk wrote:
I didn't think we would ever try to place a value on items. Is that a goal?
Not of the MobyScale, no.
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I didn't think we would ever try to place a value on items. Is that a
goal?
Not to me. I was under the impression we were just discussing generalities,
like "Are PC games in general worth more than other systems?", as opposed to
"How *much* more are PC games worth than other systems?"
Another thing to remember about the shelflife of games at the time was that
the PC didn't have a whole lot of them. IF you landed a game that was good
it could survive for ages. This is still true today in many respects with
games like Quake still going for $30 in some places.
While video
Chris Newman wrote:
Yes, there was an EGA version of this game released for the PC. Many Accolade
games of the mid to late 80s were released in two separate versions -- CGA and
EGA. I don't know if it was a ploy to get gamers to pay for an "upgrade" or if
Accolade was merely following the
Yes, there was an EGA version of this game released for the PC. Many Accolade
games of the mid to late 80s were released in two separate versions -- CGA and
EGA. I don't know if it was a ploy to get gamers to pay for an "upgrade" or if
Accolade was merely following the consumer installation base
