Re: Apple II classic games site?

[Donald Lee <leed@sfsu.edu>]

Guys,

	I'm not sure if this is what you're looking for BUT: Go to my web
site (address below):

1.  Click on the "Hobbies" link
2.  Click on the "computers" link
3.  Click on the "Classic Apple II Games" link

	What you're looking for sounds vaguely familiar to what this site
has (screen shots of Apple II games).  Hope this is what you're looking
for.  :)

Donald

PS Oh, I just looked at site again, it's also "a list of Apple II games"
as well



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On Mon, 20 Jul 1998, Slick wrote:

> Rubywand wrote:
> > 
> > Alexander Bilstein writes ...
> > >
> > > I did some searching but couldn't find anything very interesting.  I'm looking
> > > for a site focusing on classic Apple II games, especially RPG's and Adventure
> > > games.  Not emulators, but lists of game titles and, even better, scans of
> > > boxes and game accessories.
> > >
> > > I just found a boxed copy of Time Zone this weekend (along with Questron 2 and
> > > some other stuff), and it occurs to me that I never saw most of the actual
> > > boxes and packaging when these games were released because most of mine were
> > > copies.  Being interested in such things, I'd love to see scans of some of my
> > > favorites like Masquerade, Dante's Inferno, and lots of others who's names
> > > I've forgotten.  Any sites out there like that?
> > >
> > 
> >      Game Box cover scans? I do not know of any site which offers many
> > of these. For a while Louis Cornelio was selling some vintage games to
> > raise money for his classroom at Clairemont. He had a few oldie box
> > cover scans on his web site at ...
> Didn't Dr. Tom have some of those on his website? I don't remember when
> that was, it may have been before grin.net's server's hard drive
> crashed.
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