Re: Need advice

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guenter@student.uni-kl.de (Marvin) wrote:
>Mitchell Spector (spec@vax2.concordia.ca) wrote:
>: I'm just rather
>: disappointed you can't use a CD-ROM for more on an Apple II like you
>: can do on other platforms (and you certainly could, the potential is
>: there afterall).
>
>It's so true! I have been so disappointed from that ugly Space Ace GS
>conversion with only a few ultra-short scenes and much disk swapping.
>Have you ever seen the CD version? It was fantastic!
>
>When I asked ReadySoft if they are interested in licensing a GS
>conversion, guess which answer I have received?
>
>Right, they said that "the market on the gs is just too tiny" and
>although they wouldn't have any work or expenses, they refused it.
>
>Imagine how good a Space Ace conversion would look if it would
>support CD-Roms...

Agreed.  Mitchell, Marvin, have you guys thought about the GS
community making its _own_ CD titles?  Remember the "Star Wars Demo"
that occupied an entire hard disk drive.  It was from Apple and they
used it to demo the GS.  I would love to see this large video clip,
as well as new ones, on a GS specific CD-ROM.

This is not impossible, you know.  CD-ROM burners are connected to
many Macintoshes out there and the GS can use the HFS filesystem. :)

Does anyone know where Apple put the Star Wars Demo?

-Scott G.