Re: Nibble magazine - question

["Timbley" <timhaynes@no.spam.please.alumni.uwaterloo.ca>]

"Obsbedia2" <obsbedia2@aol.com> wrote in message
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> << Does anybody know if there is a list out there of all of the Nibble
issues
> and their contents?
>
>   I am trying to find out which issue featured a game called "Treasure
Dive" or
> ("Treasure Diver"??).
>   Can anybody help...?
> Thanks
> Tim >>
>
> Sure Tim,
> Apple II Users can do anything!  Took about 40 seconds to find it.
Treasure
> Dive is in the December 1989 issue of Nibble, it's even on the cover.  My
top
> score, BTW, is 1305 on Level 16.  Top that!

Hey, that's awesome!  I finally know which issue it is!!  Why do I care, you
ask?  Because I had a two-liner published in that issue, and can't find
where I put it in the basement (if indeed I still have it).  My program is
the basketball two-liner.  :-)

> NOW, to answer your first question, YES, there is a phenomenal list of
Nibble
> issues, and all the other Apple II magazines as well.  It's the KULAINDEX
by
> Michael Ching of Kula Software.  Mike has created AppleWorks databases for
all
> the Apple II magazines and, between you and me, he should charge a lot
more for
> them--they're worth their weight in gold and sleepless nights trying to
find an
> article or game.
>
> You can check out a sample page of the database at his website:
>
> http://www.angelfire.com/hi/kulasoft/
> Mike continues to support the Apple II Community, making available for a
> pittance, Public Domain, Shareware, and FreeWare programs, as well as, his
> KulaIndex.  I've had the pleasure of buying from Mike for years, and I've
> always been more than satisfied.

Wow - amazing stuff!  I hadn't even heard of this index before.  Mike should
see about advertising on some of the major A2 websites.  Thanks for the
information!!

Tim