Anyone have any luck running Yankee Trader over Mystic/windows?
Unfamiliar with that one. Whats that game about?
Its a strategy game kind of like Trade Wars. I think it may have been released before Trade Wars actually. https://breakintochat.com/wiki/Yankee_Trader
Cool do you think its something people would like to play? I don't see
a ton of attraction to my doors. most people get one use ANSiTV mod, MRC and read the network.
When they first mentioned it I thought maybe it was a stock market game that I used to play but it wasn't that. I can't remember the name of the stock market game I used to enjoy but I sure wish I could find that one again!
Geri Atricks wrote to bamageek <=-
When they first mentioned it I thought maybe it was a stock market game that I used to play but it wasn't that. I can't remember the name of the stock market game I used to enjoy but I sure wish I could find that one again!
Would it have been "Stocks On-Line Unlimited"?
I have v3.2, but it's on a 5.25. Don't even know if the disks are readable. Wish I could get an older machine wwith a 5.25 drive so
I can get my door game installs off these disks and into my file
system.
Would it have been "Stocks On-Line Unlimited"?
I have v3.2, but it's on a 5.25. Don't even know if the disks are readable. Wish I could get an older machine wwith a 5.25 drive so I can get my door game installs off these disks and into my file system.
This might be an option:
http://www.deviceside.com/
There are others too, Google is your friend.
I had a registered copy of the Pit on a 3.5 floppy drive and when I got back into the BBSing I tried to reload that one but the disk won't read. Unfortunately theres no way to retrieve my registration code from what I've been able to find. :( Sure wish we had had writable CD-ROMs back then!
Yeah, that what I'm worried about. Had one of my old BBS' backed up on a tape, but when I went to restore it a few years ago the tape snapped
when it tried to read it. :'( Really afraid that these disks are going
to be damaged and end up being unreadable, especially after sitting in a storage building for many months.
Have you searched to see if the author is still around? Maybe they will release the key generator for it. Many old school game developers have done that.
claw wrote to Geri Atricks <=-
Yeah Magnetic media is going to deteriorate sooner or later. Even CD's will flake eventually. redundancy is the only real solution. Not to mention have backups off site to avoid location risk.
Have you searched to see if the author is still around? Maybe they will release the key generator for it. Many old school game developers have done that.
Until I can get the game files off the floppy, I don't even know who the author was.
Have you tried a USB floppy? there pretty cheap on amazon.
I had a 3.5 USB drive, ,but it has vanished. I have yet to find one that is 5.25 though. And I really don't want to buy something that I'm only going to use once.
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