Floppies_only
Veteran Member
Gang,
I've got some Athena 360K floppies that are about four and a half years old and should work just fine. I'd like to get the version of the original Space War that runs on the IBM PC 5150 with a CGA monitor, and one of the programs that slows it down so I'd have a chance to win or draw when playing against the computer. I have an EGA monitor, too, so if there's a version out there that can render the game in that better resolution, that would be great.
The way I envision this working is, I send you a box of floppies with an extra, and you install the programs on the extra and send it back to me. I can send a priority mail stamp and address label and a piece of cardboard so the disk doesn't get bent. That way, all you have to do is take the disk with the programs, stamp, address label, and cardboard to the post office, assemble them with a free priority mail envelope, and stick it in the bin.
If the programs are too big to fit on one floppy, please let me know and I can send two extras.
Any takers?
Thanks,
Sean
I've got some Athena 360K floppies that are about four and a half years old and should work just fine. I'd like to get the version of the original Space War that runs on the IBM PC 5150 with a CGA monitor, and one of the programs that slows it down so I'd have a chance to win or draw when playing against the computer. I have an EGA monitor, too, so if there's a version out there that can render the game in that better resolution, that would be great.
The way I envision this working is, I send you a box of floppies with an extra, and you install the programs on the extra and send it back to me. I can send a priority mail stamp and address label and a piece of cardboard so the disk doesn't get bent. That way, all you have to do is take the disk with the programs, stamp, address label, and cardboard to the post office, assemble them with a free priority mail envelope, and stick it in the bin.
If the programs are too big to fit on one floppy, please let me know and I can send two extras.
Any takers?
Thanks,
Sean