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I don't remember this game from back then, but I do remember playing adventure games on the TRS-80 with my aunt being a very formative experience. The TRS-80 wa
by s1mon 3y ago
I don't remember this game from back then, but I do remember playing adventure games on the TRS-80 with my aunt being a very formative experience. The TRS-80 was also one of my early introductions to computer programming. I wish I had any records of what code I wrote back then and I can imagine how good it must have felt to be able to dig up and clean up the old code. I do still have 5.25" floppies with a game I wrote in IBM PC Basic somewhere. At one point I had rejection letters from Broderbund and a bunch of other game publishers. It's a lot to deal with all of that as a tween.
- SilentM68 3y agoI also don't remember this particular game but did play 13 Ghosts on the TRS-80. Both the TRS-80 and the COCO-64 were one of the few good memories I have about my high school experience. These two gadgets got me interested in programming, with BASIC and Assembly Language. I actually got the COCO, an external floppy as well as a cassette recorder for loading and saving the programs I'd experimented with. I had purchased the Editor Assembler cartridge for the COCO. Can't believe I lost that machine when I moved across the country :(