Feb 8, 2015 Replies: 3 This is an upgrade to the original ATOMS posted 17 Jan 2015. Basically the same game with a Game Play instruction and a couple of bells and whistles. Error in original uploaded Zip, missing many files. Many applogies. The attached Zip is now complete and does work. Regards Roger Attachments 320.png 271.8 KB · Views: 4,620 Atoms2.zip Atoms2.zip 347.8 KB · Views: 752 Last edited: Feb 9, 2015 Click to expand...
This is an upgrade to the original ATOMS posted 17 Jan 2015. Basically the same game with a Game Play instruction and a couple of bells and whistles. Error in original uploaded Zip, missing many files. Many applogies. The attached Zip is now complete and does work. Regards Roger
T Troberg Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Feb 18, 2015 #3 This is a nostalgy trip for me. I made that game a long time ago for the Spectrum, under the name Overload, then later remade it as a school project for the Amiga and PC as Critical Mass. I like it!
This is a nostalgy trip for me. I made that game a long time ago for the Spectrum, under the name Overload, then later remade it as a school project for the Amiga and PC as Critical Mass. I like it!
Roger Daley Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Feb 18, 2015 #4 Troberg said: This is a nostalgy trip for me. I made that game a long time ago for the Spectrum, under the name Overload, then later remade it as a school project for the Amiga and PC as Critical Mass. I like it! Click to expand... Thanks Troberg, Parallel nostalga, first the Jupiter Ace [A Forth clone of Sinclairs ZX80], then the Amiga regretfully superceded by the PC. Ah! the good old days. Regards Roger
Troberg said: This is a nostalgy trip for me. I made that game a long time ago for the Spectrum, under the name Overload, then later remade it as a school project for the Amiga and PC as Critical Mass. I like it! Click to expand... Thanks Troberg, Parallel nostalga, first the Jupiter Ace [A Forth clone of Sinclairs ZX80], then the Amiga regretfully superceded by the PC. Ah! the good old days. Regards Roger