I think I may have asked this a long time ago, but now that I have a PC with a 5.25" drive I'll ask it again:
What's the easiest way to write .dsk files (games) to a floppy and use them in a real TRS-80 (a model III with 48K in my case)? I know there must be a way to do it, but I need some instructions on how.
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Transferring Programs From PC to TRS-80 Model III?
Wed Jan 18, 2012 1:49 PM
Tons of Old Macs for Sale (Carleton, MI)
Fri Jan 13, 2012 12:23 PM
http://detroit.craig...2774514443.html
These aren't mine, but I bought all my old Mac stuff from this guy last year and was very happy. He has tons and tons of old Macs in various conditions (mostly good to excellent IIRC). Looks like he's selling off the collection in bulk, and while I'm not interested in buying it all, I might be interested in one of the G5's he has. If anyone wants to go buy it all, I'd be interested in tagging along to pick up one or two things (he's about 5 min from my house).
If you're looking to get into classic Macs for a cheap price, this is a good place to start.
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These aren't mine, but I bought all my old Mac stuff from this guy last year and was very happy. He has tons and tons of old Macs in various conditions (mostly good to excellent IIRC). Looks like he's selling off the collection in bulk, and while I'm not interested in buying it all, I might be interested in one of the G5's he has. If anyone wants to go buy it all, I'd be interested in tagging along to pick up one or two things (he's about 5 min from my house).
If you're looking to get into classic Macs for a cheap price, this is a good place to start.
Tempest
TI-99 Unreleased Games
Mon Dec 12, 2011 9:37 AM
What unreleased TI-99 games have known prototypes or rom images? I've looked at a few rarity lists and here's what I've come up with (I'm excluding the educational games because I don't care about them). For the games with roms that don't exist I tried to only include games that were actually known to have been in development, not just announced:
Roms Exist
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Angler Dangler
Ant Colony
Astroblitz? (is the rom on TI Game Shelf the same game as the one Funware announced?)
Astro Fighter
Cannonball Blitz
Cave Creatures
Crossfire
ET (Frogger type game)
ET and His Adventures on Land (is this out there? it's not the Frogger type game)
ET and His Adventures at Sea
Fantasy
Jumpman Junior (as Junkman Jr.)
Lasso
Lobster Bay
Mission X
Mouskattack
Paddle Ball (Breakout)
River Rescue
Robotron: 2084
Shanghai
Starship Pegasus
Star Wars: ESB
Submarine Commander
Super Storm (Slime)
Tutankham
Wing War
Roms Don't Exist
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Astrochase
Battlestar Galactica
Battlezone
Card Sharp
Choplifter
ET and His Adventures in Air
Joust
Submarine Battle
Roms Exist
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Angler Dangler
Ant Colony
Astroblitz? (is the rom on TI Game Shelf the same game as the one Funware announced?)
Astro Fighter
Cannonball Blitz
Cave Creatures
Crossfire
ET (Frogger type game)
ET and His Adventures on Land (is this out there? it's not the Frogger type game)
ET and His Adventures at Sea
Fantasy
Jumpman Junior (as Junkman Jr.)
Lasso
Lobster Bay
Mission X
Mouskattack
Paddle Ball (Breakout)
River Rescue
Robotron: 2084
Shanghai
Starship Pegasus
Star Wars: ESB
Submarine Commander
Super Storm (Slime)
Tutankham
Wing War
Roms Don't Exist
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Astrochase
Battlestar Galactica
Battlezone
Card Sharp
Choplifter
ET and His Adventures in Air
Joust
Submarine Battle
Junkman Junior (TI-99)
Mon Dec 5, 2011 11:15 AM
Has anyone actually played this? Is it a 'loving clone' of the original Jumpman Jr. or is it an unreleased prototype that was renamed to avoid copyright issues with Epyx? Also, how does it play? I can't seem to find much about it.
O2 Power Supply
Sun Nov 13, 2011 8:15 PM
Is there an easy to find replacement power supply for the O2 that has the detachable controllers? I've had one for years, but I've never been able to use it because it's missing the power supply.
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