Re: Looking for a talking games disk

["bill.martens@gmail.com" <bill.martens@gmail.com>]

On Feb 10, 1:04 am, "Jayson Smith"
<ihatespamratguynospample...@insightbb.spamsucks.com> wrote:
> I sent this message to the Blind Apple Discussion mailing list I run, since
> a blind Apple user is probably the most likely to have this one. But I
> thought I'd post the query here, just in case.
>
> This is probably a pretty rare one, so I don't hold out much hope. But
> shortly after we got our first Apple IIe, someone sent us a copy of what
> appears to be a very old games disk. It has an old version of Textalker.
> Although it loads in the language card I'm pretty sure, it doesn't support
> the Cricket, has a slightly different speaking style, won't let you
> interrupt it, etc. Anyway, some of the games included on this disk were
> bingo, spelling game, bert-the-bartender, eliza, an Integer Basic version of
> Atom20, Applevision, siren, phaser, music generator, and a few others. I
> have a copy of this disk, but it has a few bad areas. If someone has a copy
> and can image it and send it to me, that would be wonderful!
> Jayson

I have versions of Eliza and Lemonade that I converted to be able to
talk using SAM in 1985.  If you would like a copy of them, let me know
and I will make them available for download.