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"Please note - it will use about 5-6 GB of ram and take a while to load since it's a very large circuit file." I love it. So absurd. 200 years from now people
by tetrisgm 2y ago
"Please note - it will use about 5-6 GB of ram and take a while to load since it's a very large circuit file."
I love it. So absurd. 200 years from now people will be running Doom on artificial black holes or programmable matter and the readmes will be pretty much the same.
- anthk 2y agoMeanwhile, you can run the Z-Machine, at least up to v3 games (most of Infocom games) under a PostScript interpreter like PostScript. So, it might run under 1GB or ram and less.
- jl6 2y agoNext up: Doom running on this Z Machine: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Z_Pulsed_Power_Facility https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Z_Pulsed_Power_Facility
- stevekemp 2y agoThe Z-machine could run under 64k or RAM, or less, back in the day. 1GB is probably more than you'd need to store all the Infocom releases!
- anthk 2y agoI know, there are even ports for the original Game Boy (not even the Color, the less powerful B/W one). I ran Calypso and Tristam Island on these as an experiment. But I meant 1GB for the quantum computer OFC.
- tetrisgm 2y agoI've never seen the GB port. Are you sure? A quick google didn't return anything.
- glimshe 2y agoAll Infocom releases PLUS all scanned manuals and Invisiclues...