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It's still impressive, though as you say, much less impressive than it seems at first glance. Doing anything useful in QBasic was such a major pain; from what
by jfim 14y ago
It's still impressive, though as you say, much less impressive than it seems at first glance.
Doing anything useful in QBasic was such a major pain; from what I recall, to use the mouse(which wasn't supported), you needed to write an assembly procedure byte by byte, do a CALL ABSOLUTE to jump into that procedure and re-read the cursor position from memory.
- D9u 14y agoMost of the "good" games of the 1990's were written in assembler, as were many of the "Demoscene" graphics demonstrations. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demoscene http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demoscene