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When I was 15 I wrote a game on the BBC Micro and sent it in to one of the computer magazines of the day (this was back in 1991, and while the internet may have
by david-given 10y ago
When I was 15 I wrote a game on the BBC Micro and sent it in to one of the computer magazines of the day (this was back in 1991, and while the internet may have existed in the UK, nobody had heard of it).
They rejected it (rightfully).
Recently I found the floppy disk, managed to find someone at work with a KryoFlux and a 5.25" floppy drive, and, miracle of miracles, it was readable.
The next question became: what do you do with such an awful thing? The answer is, of course, you run it in emulation on your website.
http://cowlark.com/2015-02-03-bbc-micro http://cowlark.com/2015-02-03-bbc-micro
(Don't expect much. It's in Basic.)