KKLGoP2 had the little plug thing included in all the games, I believe it
was
KKa copy protection/sound accessory. I have an old two page add for the
game,
KKhas this hottie
KKin a black teddy on it, and the tag line If this is who is trying to
take
KKover earth... Is the planet REALLY worth
C.E. Forman wrote:
Jim, you said you talked to one of the LGoP2 programmers? Did they happen
to offer any explanation for why the game sucked so bad?
Programmer != Designer. :-) Or are you saying it sucked badly because it was
programmed incompetently?
Since nobody responded to my LGOP2
No can do, but if anyone does have it I'd be more than happy to convert it
to
VideoCD for viewing on a DVD player. The following is only slightly
off-topic,
but I'll bring it around to software collecting in a bit:
Following up on the whole discussion of converting video to digital, have
you
Just for clarification, was this shown on TBS with Leslie Neilsen
hosting or am I thinking of something else? I taped it, but was so
disenchanted by it I'm pretty sure I taped over it.
I forget whether it was on TBS or not, but Leslie Nielsen did host.
Jim, you said you talked to one of the LGoP2 programmers? Did they
happen
to offer any explanation for why the game sucked so bad?
Programmer != Designer. :-) Or are you saying it sucked badly because it
was
programmed incompetently?
Well, considering it was prone to unexpected hangs,
C.E. Forman wrote:
Well, considering it was prone to unexpected hangs, yeah, I'd call that
sucking.
I could ask him, but I don't think he'd know -- he just did the sound
replay routines.
Since nobody responded to my LGOP2 offer, I'll make another one: Does
anyone
have a LGOP2 with
Lee K. Seitz wrote:
Jim Leonard boldly stated:
By now you're either asking me to shut up :-) or asking But why do this when
you can just copy the videotape? Well, have you ever seen a 3rd- or
4th-generation copy of a videotape?
How about nth generation? I've got a copy of a copy of a
Karl Kuras wrote:
No can do, but if anyone does have it I'd be more than happy to convert it
to
VideoCD for viewing on a DVD player. The following is only slightly
off-topic,
but I'll bring it around to software collecting in a bit:
Following up on the whole discussion of converting
I would, 'cept my LGoP2's wrapped.
Damn! Which means that I either need to trade you something permanently
for it, or I need to pry it from your cold dead hands. :-)
Uh, no, that means the cold dead hands thing is your only option. (I don't
trade from my personal collection. B-)
C.E. Forman wrote:
So what's a qualified project? Game-related material, of course! In
August,
I'll have the capability to burn actual DVDs onto $10 blanks. I plan to
put a
lot of stuff onto DVD (including chapter points, menus, etc.) that nobody
else
would bother with. Both
C.E. Forman boldly stated:
I would, 'cept my LGoP2's wrapped.
Damn! Which means that I either need to trade you something permanently
for it, or I need to pry it from your cold dead hands. :-)
Uh, no, that means the cold dead hands thing is your only option. (I don't
trade from my
Jim Leonard boldly stated:
C.E. Forman wrote:
(To me, bad budget titles don't hit as hard as bad $44.95 games.)
That is very true.
So, okay, so give me some examples of worse ones then.
I have an example of a budget title: 3D Pinball from the Coffee
Break series. Trying to play pinball
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