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RadioPoultry

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  1. Check this out...it's from the very first issue of Electronic Games magazine in 1981.  It's a mention of the Adventure Easter egg, an an acknowledgement that there may be future ones!

     

    Imagine a kid version of RickR thumbing through this brand new video games magazine at a KMart back in 1981.  I had and loved Adventure for the VCS...I see this little blurb...and immediately insist to my Dad that I NEED this magazine.  Well he bought it for me!

     

    Thanks for the memories.  It took me a while to learn how to find this Easter Egg (I think the tip I needed was in a paperback video games guide book).

     

    Looks like they were calling them "Easter Eggs" pretty much right from the beginning.

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    Solaris
    Atari 2600 
    Difficulty: None
    High Score: 151,340
    February 11, 2016

    Notes: Watch me attempt to save every planet! (What else would our unseen space hero do?) My favorite moment in the video is at 10:25. When I entered the quadrant, the planet was attacked, and a Cobra fleet was unexpectedly in my way. (The fleet wasn't usually there on my previous attempts.) Cobra fleets are the worst! I had intended to avoid it entirely (they apparently don't attack planets), but with no other option except to allow the planet to be destroyed (the minefield would take too long) I attacked the Cobra fleet. With time running out I managed to destroy all the enemy ships and travel to the planet and save it with a bit of time to spare! Well, I thought it was exciting, anyway.  😀 

  3. Myst is a Windows 3.1 program, so if you really want to play it on a newer PC, what you can do is install the MS-DOS emulator DOSBox, then in the emulator install Windows 3.1 (if you can get a copy), and then install and run Myst from that old version of Windows.

     

    Here's a thread on how to do it, if you're willing to go to that kind of trouble!

     

    http://www.vogons.org/viewtopic.php?t=9405

     

    As for Betrayal at Antara, this installer might work for you. (Supposed to work for XP/Vista, at least.)

     

    Anyways, I found this stuff yesterday at my local Goodwill:

     

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    Really surprised by the MST3K DVD. I never see those anywhere!

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