Desert Island Games - Scion
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Recently I was browsing through some old Palmtop magazines, and I found
an article called "Desert Island Games". The journalists chose the
three games that they would want installed on their Psion (in that case
3a/c), should they ...
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Desert Island Games
Hello everyone,
Recently I was browsing through some old Palmtop magazines, and I found
an article called "Desert Island Games". The journalists chose the
three games that they would want installed on their Psion (in that case
3a/c), should they be marooned on a desert island with an infinite
supply of batteries.
I thought it might be fun to resurrect that idea as a thread here, but
open it up to EPOC32 users too. So, if you were marooned on a desert
island with your favourite EPOC machine and an endless supply of power,
what three games would you choose and why?
My three would have to be: Atelier's SimCity Classic, as every game is
different and it has endless gameplay; Great Ape Software's No Man's
Land, as it provides a challenge and can be extended with your own
scenarios; and Purple Software's Backgammon for those times when I want
something a bit lighter than the other two.
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Re: Desert Island Games
Damian Walker wrote:
> So, if you were marooned on a desert
> island with your favourite EPOC machine and an endless supply of power,
> what three games would you choose and why?
[silence]
What, would nobody be able to keep themselves entertained on a desert
island, even with their Psion for company?
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Re: Desert Island Games
On Sep 24, 4:20*pm, dam...@snigfarp.karoo.co.uk (Damian Walker) wrote:
> Damian Walker wrote:
> > So, if you were marooned on a desert
> > island with your favourite EPOC machine and an endless supply of power,
> > what three games would you choose and why?
>
> [silence]
>
> What, would nobody be able to keep themselves entertained on a desert
> island, even with their Psion for company?
OK, I'll take the bait:
Nethack, over 20 years old, still going strong
available at: http://www.suttoncourtenay.org.uk/duncan/Nethack.htm
You are lucky! Full moon tonight.
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Re: Desert Island Games
kelderek wrote:
> Nethack, over 20 years old, still going strong
True, and thanks for the link. I especially like the way it runs on
the smaller screens, scrolling the display as necessary. How old is
the latest EPOC version?
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Re: Desert Island Games
On Sep 26, 5:27*pm, dam...@snigfarp.karoo.co.uk (Damian Walker) wrote:
> kelderek wrote:
> > Nethack, over 20 years old, still going strong
>
> True, and thanks for the link. *I especially like the way it runs on
> the smaller screens, scrolling the display as necessary. *
>
I especially like the way it does NOT scroll on my MC218, because it
doesn't need to
> How old is the latest EPOC version?
>
Did you actually click the link?
First lines are:
News
(10th January 2004) Nethack 3.4.3 now released.
So, my gess would be that the latest EPOC version is almost 5 years
old.
(note that 3.4.3 is the current Nethack version, see: http://www.nethack.org)
Rgds, Roderik
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Re: Desert Island Games
kelderek wrote:
> I especially like the way it does NOT scroll on my MC218, because it
> doesn't need to
True, which is the behaviour on a standard PC screen or Linux terminal.
Though my eyesight is getting poorer, so I wouldn't mind if it had
bigger text with a scroll option as on the Osaris!
> Did you actually click the link?
I'm afraid I didn't get chance at the time, as I was off line. I've
done so since, however, and found that I had an older version in the
games database. That should be corrected in the next day or so.
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