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Narwhal

04-03-07 10:29 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by nfitzsimmons

I remember loading programs up from floppy drive on my Commodore 64 that I could have loaded faster by typing the damn code in through the keyboard. The C-64 floppy drive had to have been the world's slowest I/O device.

there was a "super" eprom which you could install instead of the original one in the C64 floppy driver.. it gaves blazing (for the 80s) loading speed.. oh man the memories.. of course I still have all those bits of hardaware :D

GSpector

04-03-07 10:47 AM

Ahh, the days of the Datasette on the Vic=20:yep: .

I remember all my issues of Compute! and typing in all those MLX Programs :know:

Of course the day finally came when "Compute Gazette" came out and I made the switch to the C=128. :roll:

Narwhal

04-05-07 12:51 AM

to chill out a little waiting for the nth patch

Code:

http://nintendo8.com/game/808/silent_service/

TheSatyr

04-05-07 01:54 AM

I "think" Sid Meier was still at Microprose when they did SH1. Not sure if he worked on it though. Not sure I ever bothered looking at the credits.

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