Re: A82: Where's Plane Jump 82?

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Re: A82: Where's Plane Jump 82?


*always* is a big word, sam, especially when it comes to web servers... a
couple of months ago they went down for 30 hours or so because an upgrade
of a card didn't go as smoothly as planned.

my fave is ticalc, but i like the puds (WHEN THEY ARE UPDATED) on
tiphiles.  tiphiles needs some sort of description next to their progs,
tho.  (instead of the game name, more like ticalc's)

-Greg


On Fri, 22 May 1998 19:24:55 PDT "Evil Sam" <evil_sam@hotmail.com>
writes:
>
>>One problem!  Geocities requires that a site has at least ONE HIT per
>>month.  This means the whole Ti-Philes would need to recieve 20 
>HITS!!!
>>each month.  Unless the Ti Philes has very loyal people, they might 
>have
>>to pad their account counters.  (this was meant as a semi-joke.  I 
>think
>>the Philes are ok, I occasionally go there except it bugs me that 
>they
>>never fixed a link to Racin'USA 97 (I think, It might have been 98)  
>They
>>have a review of it saying it's great, blah blah blah but no file.  I
>>prefer ticalc.org, but the Philes were the first to have 
>allfiles.zip's
>>and still are the only to have strict categories, eg.
>>Games:Driving/Fighting/Arcade/Classic/Puzzles...)  
>>
>   I go to both sites without a preference. Ticalc.org has undoubtedly 
>
>the best and most up to date file archive. It also has the best source 
>
>archive(the Philes one is just plain pathetic). I too like the Philes 
>organizing though. Categorizing each game is very helpful. My favorite 
>
>thing on the Philes has to be the reviews and screenshots. The PUDs 
>and 
>Highscores are cool but not very effective. The Philes also has the 
>best 
>Links section. So the choice is very simple, when you want a game go 
>to 
>ticalc.org, when you want information about a game go to the Philes. 
>If 
>I had to choose between the sites, I would choose ticalc.org because 
>it 
>is always working.
>  Sam
>
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