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mikailborgI love the old Ray Dunakin World Builder games. Sure, the graphics are quaint, antiquated, but the puzzles are fun, and the bad jokes just make it better. (Actually, the antiquated graphics add a bit to the charm!) Legend has it that Myst was inspired by games like these.
Unfortunately, the sounds don't want to work right in Power Macintoshes. That's why I was installing a System 6 emulator for OS X the other day.
SoftMac and Basilisk II can both emulate older Macs under Windows and Linux, respectively. Users of other systems probably know more about available emulators than I would.
Free games rule!
Unfortunately, the sounds don't want to work right in Power Macintoshes. That's why I was installing a System 6 emulator for OS X the other day.
SoftMac and Basilisk II can both emulate older Macs under Windows and Linux, respectively. Users of other systems probably know more about available emulators than I would.
Free games rule!
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Quaint and Antiquated
Date: 2003-09-02 11:42 am (UTC)Then again, some of us still play board games, Atari, and Commodore 64 when the opportunity presents itself. :D
Danny (Who is considering getting an eBay copy of "The Bard's Tale" for his C64.)