Jim Leonard stated:
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>So nobody is using services like this? No opinions at all?
My auctions are so infrequent I gave up looking into software or
services to assist me. No doubt I'd be more productive and have
auctions more regularly if I did use something.
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e across a message I posted to Usenet some years
ago. It mentioned a playable demo of Empire Deluxe. I don't recall
ever successfully finding such a thing. Anybody happen to have a
copy, just to satisfy my curiosity?
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(Hey! A Dukes of Hazzard ashtray)
Oh yeah . . . (I bought it on eBay)
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>Survey: Is this type of info appropriate to this list?
>a) Sure it is, keep it coming!
My vote.
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, but ultimately decided against it. Did I err?
Anyone interested in me picking up these or others for them? It was
mostly war games. The only other title I remember is Far Beyond the
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that
occurred during shipping? I suspect I was very strict in my recent
auctions and listed things as Fine others might have said were Near
Mint. I'd rather be accused of being overly strict than overly lax.
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And I thought I had to many rules in my auctions! At least I know
which words should be capitalized and which shouldn't. 8)
So because he/she's gotten 2.4% negative feedback, they resort to
this? Yeesh!
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on it?
This is a definite misuse of the term "Holy Grail." Chase the
Chuckwagon or Video Life are Holy Grails. Eli's Ladder may be very
rare, but it's also still obscure in video game collecting circles.
Although, looking at the bidding history, there were seven people that
/tech_ebay_lawsuit_dc_1
FYI, the e-mail was the True Stella Awards, an interesting and
entertaining weekly publication. Find out more at
www.stellaawards.com. (I have no affiliation with this service beyond
being a subscriber.)
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aling with
>someone who isn't quite playing with a full deck.)
I should hope there's no way to access such records except in the case
where it's related to a criminal offense. (By which I mean a court
ordered evaluation or some such.) Otherwise it would be a great
invasion
ll phone or not.
http://www.primeris.com/fonefind/index.php
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Feldhamer, Stuart stated:
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>I once joined this email list related to software collecting...
>=20
>Stuart
I once (recently) bragged to someone that my name was listed in the
thanks at the end of the MobyScale.
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Jim Leonard stated:
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>"Lee K. Seitz" wrote:
>>
>> I look like this:
>>
>> http://home.hiwaay.net/~lkseitz/images/lks1.jpg
>Oh good grief. :) Like I wrote earlier, some people want control over how
>they look.
Just to explain, that picture was ta
a special section in Wal-Mart, Target, etc.) and no longer mixed in
with the candy bars. They're no longer an "impulse buy" item.
Kinda like what's happened to action figures, but I digress...
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>Anyway, we can already conclude that 1976 was a great year for Software=20
>Collectors... ;)
Sure was. I think I got my first "pong" console about then. 8)
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Stefan Lindblom stated:
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>Hey oldies,
Watch it, youngster.
>The pic of Chris on Mr morons auction brought a thought to my head. What do
>you guys look like?
I look like this:
http://home.hiwaay.net/~lkseitz/images/lks1.jpg
Or did back in '98 when it was taken.
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was 32. Who was it?
Me, which makes the average 29.5.
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>Hahaha, that's a good idea. I'm curious about that. On the Wacky
>Packages forum, I know the median age is 35, because the question comes
>up alot. But what about here?
>
>Chris - 36
>Stuart - 27
>C.E. - 28
For the record, I'm
So Hugh's suggestion of rogue-like games literally hit me in
>the face like a sack of bricks.
"Literally"? Wow, Hugh, you've got to teach me that trick! There's a
few spammers I'd like to try it on. 8) 8) 8)
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it would have been 1989, then. I was most
disappointed. I think I tried ordering the Babel Fish t-shirt at the
same time with the same results.
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ing their fans (IMHO). Now THAT'S greed.
Sorry to mess up the thread, but I deleted this message yesterday. I
just learned that EA will be producing three different boxes for
Command and Conquer Generals, one for each faction. It seemed
appropriat
mander
Alone in the Dark
Terminal Velocity
Duke Nukem II
King's Quest
Descent
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it's the one piece most people are after? I ended up marking it "G/G
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And do I have the right idea marking the disk "G (BM)" or should it be
"ED (BM)"?
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>The Bad Street Brawler intro did it for me on the PC, with that
>wonderful television static effect. Pretty major for 1987!
Am I the only one getting two of every post since Jim's first
MindCandy one? (Sounds interesting, too.)
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ough. Although I prefer
the earlier packages where they included interesting, short program
listings that you couldn't always tell what they did before running
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lthough it doesn't look like that was
a problem. 8) I can understand the manual, but the box???
Anyway, what rating would you give such items on the MobyScale? The
manuals and boxes are flawless except for (and perhaps because of)
this peculiarity.
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e
Silver Surfer by then _Silver Surfer_ colorist Tom Vincent, but that's
off topic. 8)
P.S. Speaking of Choplifter!, I'd still like an original disk to
replace mine that (*sob*) died.
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/sued. 8) (Not sure exactly what the outcome
was, actually.)
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6 was in IBM PC, 186 XT, 286 AT, is this true? Many of my
>games use the AT/XT/PC designation, not actual CPU.
I know 268 = AT. I believe you have the rest right, but wouldn't
swear to it.
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it. Some pieces of subject I know were sent:
Fantastic Four Roast #1
Tracerlock matches for "Spaceknight"
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harm. If you receive any more suspicious e-mails from me after this
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>I don't remember Ogre or Wasteland having mouse support (for DOS), but I
>can't verify that right now. Anybody else recall?
Ogre for the Apple II had mouse support, but I don't know about DOS.
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to new game style-guide. But what
usually happens is I get down to the description and want to add a
Moby tag. So then I go look for a link to the style-guide and can't
find one because the Game Wizard is the only place it appears.
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here is also a scenerio disk (sold
>seperately) for the Master's Edition, which you have.
There is??? Are you sure? I know there was a Scenario disk for
Empire Deluxe that was sold separately, but it's included on the
Masters Edition CD-ROM (along with the DOS and Windows versions of
bought it, but decided I'd already overspent just getting
Empire. Anyone intersted in it?
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in my last post.
There are joysticks for PDAs (e.g.
http://www.tt-tec.com/html/Products/T102.htm), they're just not well
supported by the games due to a lack of standards.
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to be the latter.)
Guess I should read ahead before posting. Okay, so how can I tell if
my copy of Skyfox (for the Apple II, BTW) is a full copy or not? I
don't have any other copies to compare it against. Any cheat keys I
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as apparently
holding the folio closed, and another on the disk. (The reference
card is missing.) Anyone know the origin of these stickers? Was it a
pre-release, a copy for review, a copy for a store to load on a
computer for customers to try, or something el
ssicgaming.com/gotcha/epyx.htm). Again, I feel one of the
>most successful (yet underappreciated) publishers of the 80s.
I don't know about most successful, but certainly one of the more
successful publishers. It's a shame they're gone.
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I have for the Atari 2600 and plan to keep. (They're label
variations.)
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even have a PC yet, but played them somewhere that did. After being
used to the Apple II's 8-color hi-res graphics, 4-color CGA did
nothing for me. I eventually sold both games in disgust.
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G/MMC"? (I'd probably put a note after that explaining the rating.)
Also, is there not an official page for the MobyScale at
MobyGames.com? I can't find one and Google returns the ones at YOIS
and GO
e.)
I'd love to do something like this, particularly if it included old
video game platforms, but I simply don't have the time for something
like this right now.
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s are shrinkwrapped. I
don't recall hearing about it until I found it, but I thought it was
cool finding it in that condition. I have no sentimental attachment
to it, however, and have decided to see what it will fetch on
n figure), but didn't make any exceptions for
those in calculating averages and such. (I figured they'd, well,
average out.) It's often very hard to accuarately judge condition of
items from an auction listing, even if it h
hem for
free.
What's y'all's opinion, as software (game) collectors of people that
collect AOL disks? Anybody here care to admit to being an AOL disk
collector? Have I asked this before?
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find for me as I was flipping through.
And it was sort of fun to see the old Charlie Chaplin IBM PC Jr. ads
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er IF companies, EA (primarily flats), Sierra, and
probably Origin collectors.
Although Maxis is a relative newcomer compared to some of those, I
figure there must be some Maxis collectors somewhere. I don't recall
anyone here every mentioning it, though. So, anybody want to fess up?
8)
go and then I never heard any more
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I don't know that the software made a difference to me. I cared more
about the people and atmosphere (or the games). The ones I seemed to
call the most were PC-Board and WWIV, IIRC.
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come in handy if I find a cheap computer to give to the in-laws or
something. Should I worry that Microsoft is going to see this message
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ing Drash.
I'm very sorry to hear about that. Makes my continuing unemployment
seem trivial in comparison. I wish you both the best in getting
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don't remember many other details. I don't recall if I've
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the years.
I never even heard of the game until I got it from a friend. Yes, I'm
afraid I probably contributed to the problem of this game not selling
well. I'm not sure if I still have that disk and, if so, whether it
still works.
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I cannot play it on my
Palm using an Infocom emulator. ("[...] intended [...] for use only
on the computer system specified," which is IBM PC/MS-DOS compatible
computers in this case.) Likewise, I can't play my Apple II Infocom
games
n stating that the image was not the
actual figure he was selling and, I believe, included the URL of my
page. So not everyone on eBay is unreasonable.
OTOH, I stamp all scans I make specifically for eBay with "lkseitz" (my
eBay i.d.) so others can't use them. Or at least not cl
Pedro Quaresma spake thusly into the ether:
>
>Hi, If I'm not mistaken, I bought my Sound Blaster mu=
>ltimedia kit (SBPro 2.0, single speed CDROM) in 1992, and it included the g=
>ame Sherlock Holmes Consulting Detective, which featured live actors.http://www.mail-archive.com/swcollect@oldskool.o
light Handbook_. Unfortunately,
it turned out to be a book on the theory of interstellar space flight,
not related to the PC game.
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way to getting better bids.
It seems that there were some other things I wanted to mention, but
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V?). It
was rare I could beat the smaller one (Mark III?). Anyone else have
an experiences to share about this game? (I'd be happy for just a
"me, too" on failing to beat the computer.)
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Jim Leonard boldly stated:
>
>"Lee K. Seitz" wrote:
>>
>> I'm thinking there was some enhancement made to the IIc that the
>> original IIe didn't have (but later ones did). Unfortunately, what it
>> was isn't coming to me. Unless . . .
al computers that didn't have commercial games specifically written
>for or ported to them.
So what games were released for the Apple III? It had a different OS
from the II's, right? It did, I think, have some sort of emulation
software to run stuff cr
y sparse as far as having games, so they wouldn't
go for much on their own (e.g. his two Atari 8-bits). All I can say
is that if it were me, I wouldn't have sold it as one huge lot.
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written for it?
Maybe I should just go ahead and ask the more general question, what
personal computers did *not* have commercial games created for them?
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. It only gets a couple
pages each issue. Grab those first three and proceed from there, I
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ues/games, but apparently they didn't sell or
something. The fourth story, featuring the X-Men, was eventually
printed in an issue of MARVEL FANFARE. (Apparently the story had been
completed before the game.) The Chief Examiner's fate was eventually
revealed, some years later, in an
other ideas?
BTW, did I mention the computer was supposed to be delivered to
Andorra? Even if I get the price of the computer back, I'm out $30+
in shipping costs! That's why I'd rather they find it.
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Jim Leonard boldly stated:
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>test, please reply
Replying to this one and ignoring the other one. 8)
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(many years ago) was that Adlib sound worked on my roommate's original
IBM PC with an Adlib card, but not my 286 with an SBPro.
BTW, has anyone ever finished this game? I was never able to make it
through the last level.
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g
>out the 386. Just a status update.
Did anything more ever come of this?
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ese worth anything to anybody? Don't worry, Jim, I'll
enter the appropriate ones in MobyGames eventually. I see one or two
are already there. I also got a shrinkwrapped copy of MS-DOS 5.0 for
free. (There were several.)
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Sounds very slow. Was it?
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>
>No idea, but there are programs out there that let you "trick" the game
>into thinking you're using another screen mode.
There are? Know any by name? The Activision Atari 2600 Action Packs
only work in 256-color mode. (Bleah!)
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C.E. Forman boldly stated:
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>Oh boy, brag time! B-)
>
>I have a photo of Adams and Meretzky from their days working on HHGG
>together at Infocom in Steve's office, signed by both men.
Okay, you win. 8)
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II worth anything? (I'm guessing
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Yeah, well, I did the same thing with NetHack and X-Wing. It's
interesting that iRogue (for the Palm OS) actually includes restoring
saved games after you die as a feature. But you have to make sure you
save the game yourself, as the automatic one does get deleted.
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get it as I
was a poor college student or newlywed at that point.
I forget what got me interested in the series, but I think it was
around middle school or high school. BTW, if you're a Hitchhiker's
fan, you need to read this story at DNA's site:
http://www.douglasadams.com/dn
nsider it to be King's Quest V, which included a
>puzzle so "out there" that you *had* to buy the hint book to win the
>game.
I don't know. I think the Babel fish in Hitchhiker just about
qualifies. 8) I managed to figure out everything except the final
step before I got
a big
waste of resources. I'm suprised the software industry hasn't gotten
the flack the recording industry did with CD boxes when CDs first came
out.
But I'm curious, how many of you guys are going to buy two copies of a
game just to have both box "variations"?
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side, the smaller versions of Pac-Man: Adventures in Time and Revenge
of Arcade are about $5-10 cheaper.
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Wa
x27;m interested in his UFO, Global Conquest, and Modem Wars. Argh!
I suspect they'll go for more than I want to pay, so don't worry about
bidding against me, if I do bid.
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either, so I looked at the Jag FAQ. There's only one other
one: NBA Jam Tournament Edition. So the only Team Tap Jag games are
both basketball games.
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ust how much cost does two controller
ports add to a console?
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Hugh Falk boldly stated:
>
>Is there a version [of Rogue] for Pocket PC I haven't
>investigated yet...I'll have to!
Since I don't own one, I don't know. But let me know what you find
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s than GameCube or Xbox, without mentioning that
they had a year lead on them. 8) Furthermore, Nintendo will tell
everyone that they lead the video game industry because of combined
Game Boy, N64, and GameCube sales. Oh wait, they're already doing
that, aren't they? 8)
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a game until I downloaded iRogue for my
Palm (http://roguelike-palm.sourceforge.net/iRogue/). And then, I
think it was largely luck that I managed to do it. The nice thing
about iRogue is it lets you enter Wizard mode without a password.
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rs?
And I just know there's someone (Jim?) on this list that's got a few
hundred blank 5.25" DD disks saved up for preservation efforts, right?
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(The
Karl Kuras boldly stated:
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>I went to CGE99. He worked on XBOX?
Yep. One fun fact he mentioned was that the 2600 had 15 micron
circuits. The Xbox has .015 micron circuits. How far we've come! 8)
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d Stunts on my current 700MHz machine, but it
ran fine on my 133MHz one.
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Hugh Falk boldly stated:
>
>Can you point me to one of these Roguelike game sites?
Don't you know how to use search engines? 8)
http://www.win.tue.nl/~kroisos/roguelike.html
http://www.hut.fi/~eye/roguelike/
http://www.skoardy.demon.co.uk/rlnews/
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yway. Have I mentioned what a bad
influence you guys are on me buying games I don't have time to play?
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k Ninja-looking guy...
There's a complete list of Infocom games, IF and otherwise, at the
(unofficial) Infocom Homepage at http://www.csd.uwo.ca/Infocom/, but
it doesn't seem to list platforms for each game.
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I boldly stated:
>
>I have a copy of Marbel Madness (for the PC) in a record sleeve.
Oops, "Marble."
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le in a record sleeve. However,
>I'm sure that's not the case.
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(The asterisk is to
ting PC Tools
6 if I already have Copy II PC 6 and Norton Utilities 6? (Of course,
I don't think I've verified that Copy II PC works and only have 5.25"
HD disks for Norton.)
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