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Re: R65C02 PI
- Subject: Re: R65C02 PI
- From: spec@vax2.concordia.ca (Mitchell Spector)
- Date: 1996/08/29
- Distribution: world
- News-software: VAX/VMS VNEWS 1.50AXP
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
- Organization: Concordia University
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In article mportune@telerama.lm.com (Matt Portune) writes...
>
>Mitchell Spector (spec@vax2.concordia.ca) wrote:
>> Eight years ago, I started a list of 8-bit software titles which
>> I found not to run on the IIgs. Some due to the 65Cxxx, others due to
>> the presence of a Smartport. I just found the list by fluke a momemt
>> ago, so here is what I had written:
>
>> Apple Logo, P.F.S., Karateka, Hardball, Drole, Lode Runner, One on One,
>> Minit Man, Serpentine, Ultima III, Randamn, Gato, Crossword Magic 4.0.
>
>Interesting, Karateka and Lode Runner have always run fine on my GS.
Karateka (at least the version I have) runs if you have a Disk II
connected through a Disk II Interface card in slot-6. If you try to
start it from an Apple 5.25 through the Smartport, it refuses to run.
The original Lode Runner won't run, though many of the sequels did.
Mitchell Spector
spec@vax2.concordia.ca