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No, nobody kept my stuff, the game was published commercially so I lost my other programs, including an awesome graphing program that could print your graphs to
by smackeyacky 5y ago
No, nobody kept my stuff, the game was published commercially so I lost my other programs, including an awesome graphing program that could print your graphs to a dot matrix printer. It is a bit sad.
I didn't know the Amstrad used character graphics, they were uncommon in Australia.
- parksy 5y agoI'm also in Australia, most of my mates had C64 or Amiga, but my parents (possibly by being English) got the Amstrad. I only ever came across one other kid with an Amstrad (his family had the 464 tape variant). I agree it was rare here. Next time I visit my folks I'll check out and see if they have any of my old disks. I doubt anything survived this long but your post has planted a seed of nostalgia.