🚀 go-pugleaf

pop wrote:
> ahhh... the 70's and 80's: mid 70's Adventure type games (Zork 1,2 &
> 3, etc;) to the 80's ascii games that waited for input on a
> background picture that depicted the current game environment. Then
> to the 90's with id's first PC game with motion: Commander Keen -
> that got the ball rolling with a new marketing method: give away part
> of the game free... pay later for the rest of the game. And here we
> are now fussing over whether our video card can get a gazillion
> frames per second with the latest game. How time flies when you're
> having fun :-)

Yeah :)
McG.

>
> --
> pop is Mark
> Old age ain't no place for sissies.
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> "Brian" <screw@spammers.com> wrote in message
> news:zaURc.5019$U_.4348@newssvr29.news.prodigy.com...
>> 1984?  Yeah, I remember.  Doom for the Commodore 64 and Radio Shack
>> TRS-80. It was great fun ;)
>>
>>
>> "Art Simpson" <Alfred@NOSPAM.ever> wrote in message
>> news:TvOdnesW-cBiNYvcRVn-gA@look.ca...
>>> I'm quoting someone very smart here in this title; But I agree with
>>> him.
>>>
>>> It should have been a shareware.
>>> Regards,