A85: Have you noticed...

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Subject: A85: Have you noticed...
From: richardlewis@cedarcity.net (Richardlewis)
Date: Tue, 26 May 1998 21:18:36 GMT
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-> that the assembly on the calc runs about Atari quality games or better?
-> There's been talk of a "company" whose name can be placed on game
-> collections.  I think assembly-85 is like this company.  We help each
-> other make programs, why can't we be considered a "company"

-> Anyway, I brought these up because I was thinking that our list could
-> possible start the development of many of the most popular Atari 
-> games in existence.  I know some are out so that will save some 
-> effort, but then we could have an Atari Classics package like 
-> Williams did only for the TI-85.  Maybe it could even have its own 
-> shell?  Does anyone have an old Atari with a lot of games?  If many 
-> people on this list would be interested in this idea, I'd like to 
-> know.  Just send _me_ an e-mail with your opinion in the subject.  If 
-> you don't like the idea, could you please explain why in the message 
-> and if you do like the idea, could you send me a list of all of the 
-> good Atari games you can think of?

If you want to do a shell for it, I can help with that.