mofo@bucsf.bu.edu (jason greene) (06/15/90)
In article <12252@june.cs.washington.edu> dylan@cs.washington.edu (Dylan McNamee) writes: > The only game I miss from my mac days is Lode Runner. The > built in levels were a real intellectual challenge, and the > ability to create your own levels allowed creativity... There is a game out called.... lemme think... heck, I can't remember. it is basically an advanced lode runner with GREAT graphics and was made by the same author for the amiga... it's also got like 250 levels. it's a damn great game but I can't remember what it's called! auuuughhh! but it's out there! yes! the name of the game is T A R G I S <---- that's the name of it! that's the game. better than lode runner, and it's made by the same guy.
rogers@marge.math.binghamton.edu (John Rogers) (06/15/90)
In article <12252@june.cs.washington.edu> dylan@june.cs.washington.edu (Dylan McNamee) writes: > >The only game I miss from my mac days is Lode Runner. The >built in levels were a real intellectual challenge, and the >ability to create your own levels allowed creativity... > >Why didn't Broderbund port Lode Runner? (Any PD versions I missed?) >It kind of sounds like Pocoman may partly fill the void...but >does it have a level editor? > >dylan mcnamee I do wonder if there is a Lode Runner (or the clone thereof, if it exists). I used to play it on C-64 (cartridge format, only 17 built-in levels). I've seen the Lode Runner on Mac and IBM PC, and it has ALL those "missing" levels that I want to play --- *sigh* Thanx for any lead... The Blue Wizard (a.k.a. John Rogers, the mortal, the ordinary on Planet Earth) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ // Only Amiga | The Blue Wizard (John Rogers) // gives you a | #include <std.disclaimers> \\ // creative edge | cat flames >/dev/null \X/ | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
mofo@bucsf.bu.edu (jason greene) (06/16/90)
THIS IS THE LAST TIME I SAY IT! THE NAME OF THE GAME YOU ARE LOOKING FOR IS: TARGIS write it down...
S.J.Raybould@fulcrum.bt.co.uk (Simon Raybould) (06/27/90)
In article <2241@dsacg3.dsac.dla.mil> nfs1675@dsacg3.dsac.dla.mil ( Michael S Figg) writes: >In article <548@ohs.UUCP>, esok@ohs.UUCP (Eric Sokolowsky) writes: >> In article <12252@june.cs.washington.edu> dylan@june.cs.washington.edu (Dylan McNamee) writes: >> >> Has anyone heard of Boulderdash for the Amiga? I'm certain that I saw a copy of the Boulderdash construction set int the five pound bucket at my local store this weekend i.e. Sat 23rd Jun I'll check it out, if it's still there, I'll buy it if it's that good ! If it is possible to ship it out to you, then I will if you can't get it int the US. Cheers SJR +-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=+=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-+ | British Telecom Fulcrum | name : Simon John Raybould {^.^} | | Fordrough Lane | path : sie@fulcrum.bt.co.uk \~/ | | Birmingham +-----------+--------------------------| | B9 5LD | // | AMIGA B2000HD 3MB 8088BB | | ENGLAND | \X/AMIGA | Lattice C V5.05 | +-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=+=-=-=-=-=-=+=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-+