Re: ANN: One MHz Software CD-ROM

[supertimer@aol.com (Supertimer)]

Rubywand <rubywand@swbell.net> wrote:

>But, if all you run is 16-bit wares, you'll miss out on ...
>
>Tangled Tales
>Might & Magic I-II
>Wind Walker
>Ultima I-V
>Wizardry I-V
>Questron
>Eternal Dagger
>Space Rogue
>Rings of Zilfin
>Magic Candle
>Champions of Krynn
>Alternate Reality- Dungeon
>Pool of Radiance
>'Azure Bonds
>Realms of Darkness
>Dragon Wars
>
>     That's a lot of fun to pass up. (And we did not even get into the
>cool arcades, like Super Bunny!)

Been there...done that...

I started out as an 8-bit Apple II user and played lots of 8-bit
Apple II games.  However, when I got the IIGS, it so
completely blew me away that I simply stopped using the
8-bit stuff and turned into a "pure" IIGS user.

I know I'm going to be flamed for this and anticipate things
like "Supertimer is just like a Mac user who has passed the
8-bit Apples by, except he uses a IIGS instead of a Mac"
but I think comp.sys.apple2 is big enough for two types
of diehard Apple II users.  Those that like mainly the IIGS
and its software and those that like that like the 8-bit stuff
too (or mainly the 8-bit stuff).

So Apple II Forever.  I just think of the it as specifically
Apple IIGS.  ;-)