Re: [Audyssey] Information on the offer and game.

2012-05-24 Thread Dennis Towne
Michael,

Your best bet is to get friends to help you, or find someone who also
really wants to build the game and is willing to help with it.  You're
not going to be able to hire a professional programmer; even if you
hire offshore programmers, a hundred dollars would buy you one day
worth of work at best.

In my opinion, it's best to keep money out the picture, since you'll
probably be working with friends on it as a hobby project.  Money
destroys friendships pretty easily.

Dennis Towne

Alter Aeon MUD
http://www.alteraeon.com

On Thu, May 24, 2012 at 1:20 AM, michael barnes c...@samobile.net wrote:
 If I could get a hold of programming then I would create a game myself.
 However I have tried to learn BGT and VB6 but I just don't get it at all.
 I even had a couple of friends that are programers to teach me but I still
 didn't understand it at all.
 So that is why I am trying to get someone that will be willing to work with
 me to put this game together and willing to work out some kind of reasonable
 price for me to pay for the work.
 I myself am on low imcome so two hundred is the most that I could pay
 someone.
 But get this I am also willing to get sounds and music for the person
 aswell.
 I hope someone will do this project, as a matter of fact I am willing to pay
 a person a hundred dollars each month until the game has been finish.

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[Audyssey] The three brothers are dead!

2012-05-24 Thread michael barnes

Hey, I just beaten Dodge City Desperados for the second time!
Here is what had happen to me.
First I came across Dexter and it only took two shots, then I came 
across Clarence and it took two shots and I even miss him one time.

The first shot I hit him the second shot I miss but the third shot I hit him.
Then I came across the rat and had to get the bottle of medicine.
I then came across the snake and didn't have any kind of medicine 
because I had to use it to heal myself from the rat that byte me.

But to my supprise I made two moves and came across Rodney.
It took me two shots with him.

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Re: [Audyssey] The three brothers are dead!

2012-05-24 Thread Milos Przic

Hey Michael,
But how did you find him? Does he also appear at random like the first two?
Best!
 Milos Przic
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skype: Milosh-hs
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Subject: [Audyssey] The three brothers are dead!



Hey, I just beaten Dodge City Desperados for the second time!
Here is what had happen to me.
First I came across Dexter and it only took two shots, then I came across 
Clarence and it took two shots and I even miss him one time.
The first shot I hit him the second shot I miss but the third shot I hit 
him.

Then I came across the rat and had to get the bottle of medicine.
I then came across the snake and didn't have any kind of medicine because 
I had to use it to heal myself from the rat that byte me.

But to my supprise I made two moves and came across Rodney.
It took me two shots with him.

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Re: [Audyssey] Baseball

2012-05-24 Thread Jim Kitchen

Hi Thomas,

Yeah, sure is fun to win via walk off homer, but not to lose that way.  
Especially when we went into the ninth tied 13 all.  Still an exciting good 
game.

BFN

- Original Message -

Hi Jim,

Wow! That was pretty close. Too bad the Indians ended up getting their 
butts kicked though.


On 5/23/2012 7:40 AM, Jim Kitchen wrote:

Hi,

Championship Baseball, version 4, By Jim Kitchen. this is game  3  the 
Indians verses the Tigers. the Indians lead the series  2 games to  0.
in the Indians half of the  first inning,  the Indians scored, 3 runs  
on, 6 hits,there was A double play  and two runners were left on 
base.
in the  Tigers half of the  first inning,  the  Tigers scored, 5 runs  
on, 7 hits,  there was  1 triple  there was 1 strike out   and two 
runners were left on base.
in the  Indians half of the  second inning,  the  Indians scored, 1 
run  on, 4 hits,  there was  1 home run!  there was 1 strike out   the 
bases were left loaded.
in the  Tigers half of the  second inning,  the  Tigers scored, 1 run  
on, 3 hits,   there were 2 strike outs   and two runners were left on 
base.
in the  Indians half of the  third inning,  the  Indians scored,  No 
runs  on, 1 hit,and there was 1 runner left on base.
in the  Tigers half of the  third inning,  the  Tigers scored,  No 
runs  on, No hits,and there were no runners left on base.
in the  Indians half of the  fourth inning,  the  Indians scored, 1 
run  on, 3 hits,  there was  1 triple   there was A double play  and 
there was 1 runner left on base.
in the  Tigers half of the  fourth inning,  the  Tigers scored,  No 
runs  on, 1 hit,  there was  1 double  there was 1 strike out   and 
there was 1 runner left on base.
in the  Indians half of the  fifth inning,  the  Indians scored, 3 
runs  on, 4 hits,  there was  1 home run!  1 double  there was 1 
strike out   and there was 1 runner left on base.
in the  Tigers half of the  fifth inning,  the  Tigers scored, 1 run  
on, 2 hits,  there was  1 double  there were 2 strike outs   and there 
was 1 runner left on base.
in the  Indians half of the  sixth inning,  the  Indians scored,  No 
runs  on, 1 hit,  there was 1 hit batter,  there was 1 strike out   
and two runners were left on base.
in the  Tigers half of the  sixth inning,  the  Tigers scored, 3 runs  
on, 5 hits,  there was  2 doubles  there was 1 strike out   and two 
runners were left on base.
in the  Indians half of the  seventh inning,  the  Indians scored, 1 
run  on, 3 hits,  there was  1 double  there was 1 strike out   and 
two runners were left on base.
in the  Tigers half of the  seventh inning,  the  Tigers scored,  No 
runs  on, No hits,   there was 1 strike out   and there were no 
runners left on base.
in the  Indians half of the  eighth inning,  the  Indians scored, 4 
runs  on, 6 hits,  there was  3 triples  there was 1 strike out   
there was A double play  and there was 1 runner left on base.
in the  Tigers half of the  eighth inning,  the  Tigers scored, 3 
runs  on, 3 hits,  there was  1 triple  there was 1 strike out   and 
there were no runners left on base.
in the  Indians half of the  ninth inning,  the  Indians scored,  No 
runs  on, 1 hit,there was A double play  and there were no runners 
left on base.

the  Tigers have won the game by the score of 14 to 13.
The  Indians scored  13 runs, on  29 hits, and they left 13runners on 
base.

The  Tigers scored 14runs, on  21hits, and they left 8runners on base.
So the Tigers won with a walk off homer in the bottom of the ninth 
after starting the ninth tied 13 all.


BFN
Jim

Don't worry head. The computer will do all the thinking from now on. 
... Homer Simpson


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Re: [Audyssey] Audio Archery news.

2012-05-24 Thread Jim Kitchen

Hi Thomas,

I never even saw the Atari 7800 machine or any of it's games.  I just had the Atari 
2600 and an Atari 800 XL home computer.  I now have trouble remembering which games I 
played on which machine.  But I did also buy an external five and a quarter floppy 
drive for the Atari 800 XL home computer.  That was the second computer that I wrote 
games for.  The first was a Texas Instruments 99 4A.  And for that computer I bought 
a cable that connected to a tape recorder to save files.  And the Atari 800 XL home 
computer was the first computer that I had that talked.  It was a program named Sams. 
 Not a screen reader, but it would try to say anything that you typed in.  And I mean 
anything.  That was fun.  I wish that the sapi5 voices would try to say anything that 
you typed in.  It would also be cool if you could make the sapi5.1 voices sing like 
the DecTalk. grin  But games like my draw poker and star mule I wrote first 
on those first computers way back when.

BFN

Jim

I'm not a complete idiot -- Some parts are just missing.

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[Audyssey] No problem you sugar bear!

2012-05-24 Thread Gary Whittington
Insider news, Tommy!

I done finished the 1954 HRFL season, Cubs come short one and Go Go White Sox?
Well, fell of the pace this year, as maybe not turned on the speed to steal 
with Nellie Fox or Minnie eat my Dust Mino so.
And that homer Race well, what fun.

Hey, friends going on a break and looking to letting you know all about my new 
and old web sites.
And a few on named.

Now Dark Dark Shadow fan can start ranting on a role playing game.

Whoops, had my toes just ran overdo.
 Love to just have a good old text racing game.

Bad thing the Stock Racing game on abandon, were is a earlier Verona of the 
game.

and no way really?

I can type faster then I type any more.

So as of now on the wait to be rejected list, again.
Perfect, wink.

So it it all to yourself.

And who's know, we may get a call from the Kit man.

And a lot of life changes and hope your dong great.

Thanks for the chance to maybe see a post on the list SOM day.

A life of work gone into this.
And our one of toes buds, for Pudding.

Now time to get me something new at the movie vault.
And some good rest for this old body, played 4 months straight with the 1954 
League.
Having my Banks and my Aaron as rookies.  Just a great bunch of guys.
Yes, sighted, but the Strat sum Jaws, is like a the Blob dude.
And speaking of the Dude.
That rugs makes the room..

Don't give up your dream, my old pal  of mine.

Nay, no need to post.
God bless your family, and do better.
And really, I need to move over to the W7 computer, then this old Vista.
Aah, another ting.

Crash

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Re: [Audyssey] good muds I have used

2012-05-24 Thread James Howard
want to really try batmud, but honestly, have no idea what I'm doing
on htere at the start

On 5/23/12, Jessica and Trish the Golden Dog yiska...@gmail.com wrote:
 Hello everyone.  First I am new to the list and tend to be
 long-winded and just reading mostly.
 The topic of good muds always interests me.
 After years of trying several different muds including alter aeon
 I finally settled on one called bat mud.
 I didn't pick it for friendly players and I definitely didn't
 pick it for hack and slash or even for questing.  I picked it
 because of its great crafting and herb and merchant system.
 At first batmud doesn't seem to be friendly however with a few
 setting changes with the set command on the mud itself it can be
 very speech friendly.  First you want to type set text only to
 on.  After this you can basically change whatever settings you
 like.  set show is what you use to see the settings, what they
 are currently set at and their numbers.  For inmance set 24 on I
 think is text only to on.
 Really that is the only command you really absolutely need
 although others are helpful.
 I prefer batmud.  However I have played aardwolf, Materia Magica,
 Discworld, Medievia, alter aeon, Avatarmud, the Iron Reaealms
 muds.
 All are good and all are aessible to the blind.  Most have
 friendly players.
 Really it depends not so much on accessibility as on what your
 looking for.
 I have tried several muds that say they have a great crafting
 system only to find out it was very minimal compared to batmud.
 I could go on here why I don't like the other games I mentioned
 above but that may make you think they are bad games and that is
 simply not true.
 Anyway one thing does bother me however.  And in no way am I
 faulting anyone.  But it is this idea that some muds are more
 accessible to the blind than others.
 This always bothers me.  Because every mud I have ever played has
 always been fully completely accessible.
 Some of them now such as alter aeon, aardwolf, materiamagica and
 discworld have settings specifically to help blind people out a
 bit.  But in most cases those settings are already there
 available for your changing as you like.  There usually is no
 need to change the port you connect too or such like.
 I fear that some games have made it in a way to easy for blind
 players.  Sure it is nice to have everything set up when you
 first enter the game but it doesn't teach you how to change
 settings and the like.
 I always prefer to change my own settings the way I want.  Maybe
 that is why I never stuck with alter aeon.  That and the fact I
 just do not like killing things all the time which is also why I
 didn't stick with most of the other games above.
 All muds are accessible unless they are graphical.  you only need
 to figure them out.
 And no matter what pick a mud to your interests and desires.
 Really only topmudsites and mudconnect can help you out there.
 Advice from other people helps yes.  But ultimately just trying
 out different muds that fit your interest can really help you
 out.
 I probably should not say this.  But medievia's author has said
 that they will not make medievia accessible to the blind.
 First I want to say they don't have too.  But I would stay away
 from medievia.  The author never sticks to their word and all
 they want is more players.  They claim medievia is the best game
 out there and growing but it isn't true.  Also people on there
 can player kill you for no reason.  And a lot of them don't stick
 to pk rules that are set up.  Medievia is definitely good if you
 prefer hack and slash.  But given the choice if I were you I
 would pick alter aeon over medievia any day.
 No offence to the alter aeon programmerofswith but they aren't
 the only accessible mud out there.  Nor in my opinion are they
 the best.  But I have different interests that alter aeon
 provides.
 Pick what you like.  Find a mud you like and enjoy.  Only then
 will you be content with the mud you have picled.
 Jessica

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Re: [Audyssey] good muds I have used

2012-05-24 Thread Jessica and Trish the Golden Dog
Hi.  Ok I will do my best do explain batmud setup a little more.  
I have forgotten a lot of it as it has been a while since I 
created a character.
First, you are only allowed two characters on batmud and only one 
can be logged in at a time.  So pick the name you really like.
Don't worry so much about race and such.  You can always 
reincarnate to something else.
Over the time I have played I have heard ranger is a very good 
new player guild.  They would pick the nomad background and then 
probably a giant cyclops or the like as your race.  Then ask 
someone either on newbie channel or in the ranger guild to help 
you to that guild or to give the whereami coordinates.  It helps 
a lot if you explain your blind and use a screen reader and can't 
see the map.
Some batmud map sites searched for on google you can right click 
on a link and then copy it to the clipboard and then paste it 
from the clipboard to get the whereami coordinates for an area.  
Once you know those coordinates you can basically get to that 
location.
whereami is a command you can type to find out your current 
coordinates.  This is really helpful when your trying to get some 
where.
All major cities, ferries and areas have these on map sites 
online or you can ask help in game explaining why you need the 
help.
Batmud is not a game you learn fast you must take your time.  
Here are some commands I hope will help or how to find out these 
commands.

I already explained the whereami command.
Having brief on always helps.  That way you only look at a room 
when you want in the usual typing l way.
Do set show to list your settings options.  The first one you 
want to set is text-only to on.  So find that option and then 
type set number of toxt only to on.  For example if text-only is 
24 type set 24 on.
I also set everything that will help with keeping the amount of 
text down to a minimum.  Really a lot of it after set text-only 
on is really just personal preference.  Text only gets rid of the 
crazy map and makes moving around a lot easier.
I usually set lines to a higher number than 25 but again this is 
totally personal preference.
Most chat channels are off by default which is really nice and 
beside most of them aren't worth having on anyway.  Some people 
on there don't seem to have good manners sometimes.  They call it 
fun I call it annoying.
Really all you have to do once you turn text-only on and set any 
orr compands you wish to set is just talk on the newbie channel 
find friends and enjoy.
Oh if you battle I turn a lot of battle stuff off.  But again 
totally personal preference.
The command you need for that is battle.  Just review your screen 
for proper syntax.
If you do set followed by a number it will exlpain what that 
number does I think and what it is set at.
Nice thing about all this set up is it is done once and then your 
free to do whatever you like.
I don't play there much anymore as entombed really is fascinating 
me and my life is just busy otherwse.
Again batmud isn't a go fast speed up the levels game.  But you 
should never ever get bored.  And there is enough to interest 
anyone of most types of interests.  If you like hack and slash it 
is there.  If you like exploring tons to explore.  If you like 
crafting and making things and picking plants you can do that 
too.
You can go it alone or group and you can reincarnate if you don't 
like your guild and background and race.
Text only being set to on via the set compand is your key to 
aessibility.

Jessica


- Original Message -
From: James Howard coldshadow...@gmail.com
To: Gamers Discussion list gamers@audyssey.org
Date sent: Thu, 24 May 2012 09:09:24 -0400
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] good muds I have used

want to really try batmud, but honestly, have no idea what I'm 
doing

on htere at the start

On 5/23/12, Jessica and Trish the Golden Dog yiska...@gmail.com 
wrote:

Hello everyone.  First I am new to the list and tend to be
long-winded and just reading mostly.
The topic of good muds always interests me.
After years of trying several different muds including alter 
aeon

I finally settled on one called bat mud.
I didn't pick it for friendly players and I definitely didn't
pick it for hack and slash or even for questing.  I picked it
because of its great crafting and herb and merchant system.
At first batmud doesn't seem to be friendly however with a few
setting changes with the set command on the mud itself it can be
very speech friendly.  First you want to type set text only to
on.  After this you can basically change whatever settings you
like.  set show is what you use to see the settings, what they
are currently set at and their numbers.  For inmance set 24 on I
think is text only to on.
Really that is the only command you really absolutely need
although others are helpful.
I prefer batmud.  However I have played aardwolf, Materia 
Magica,

Discworld, Medievia, alter aeon, Avatarmud, the Iron Reaealms
muds.
All are good and all are 

Re: [Audyssey] The three brothers are dead!

2012-05-24 Thread Arctic Wolf
I also beat the game a couple days ago.  I really thought my goose was 
cooked because I finally ran into Rodney just before night had completely 
set in.  The restaurant and stable are the two things in town that seam to 
have absolutely no reason for being there, or at least, where you can't 
really do anything.  I am trying to beat it again, and the most frustrating 
thing for me now is that the quicksand never goes away and I can only use 
the rope once.
- Original Message - 
From: michael barnes c...@samobile.net

To: gamers@audyssey.org
Sent: Thursday, May 24, 2012 12:21 AM
Subject: [Audyssey] The three brothers are dead!



Hey, I just beaten Dodge City Desperados for the second time!
Here is what had happen to me.
First I came across Dexter and it only took two shots, then I came across 
Clarence and it took two shots and I even miss him one time.
The first shot I hit him the second shot I miss but the third shot I hit 
him.

Then I came across the rat and had to get the bottle of medicine.
I then came across the snake and didn't have any kind of medicine because 
I had to use it to heal myself from the rat that byte me.

But to my supprise I made two moves and came across Rodney.
It took me two shots with him.

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Re: [Audyssey] The three brothers are dead!

2012-05-24 Thread michael barnes

Yes he does.

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Re: [Audyssey] Audio Archery news.

2012-05-24 Thread Shiny protector
I agree with you, Desiree. Your replybefore and after Trouble told you 
to get a life was perfectly reasonable.
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From: michael barnes c...@samobile.net

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Hey, Desiree.
I have to agree with Charles and yourself, you was not flaming anyone on 
here.


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Re: [Audyssey] Accessible Jeopardy?

2012-05-24 Thread Alfredo Castaneda
Hello all,
I was wondering if there is such a thing out there as accessible jeopardy 
software or something along those lines.
Cheers!
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Re: [Audyssey] Accessible Jeopardy?

2012-05-24 Thread bpeterson2000

Not that I know of.



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Hello all,
I was wondering if there is such a thing out there as accessible jeopardy 
software or something along those lines.

Cheers!
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Re: [Audyssey] Accessible Jeopardy?

2012-05-24 Thread Charles Rivard

not that I'm aware of, although there is an online game at

www.Out-Of-Sight.net

every Wednesday night at 8-15 PM Central Standard time.  It is a voice chat 
site, so connect a mike to your PC, sign up at no charge, install the 
plug-in if necessary, and join in on some team participation fun.


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Hello all,
I was wondering if there is such a thing out there as accessible jeopardy 
software or something along those lines.

Cheers!
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Re: [Audyssey] Accessible Jeopardy?

2012-05-24 Thread Thomas Ward


Hi,

No, but its something that would be nice to see. The closest you can get 
to that right now is Jim Kitchens Trivia game engine found on

htttp://www.kitchensinc.net
and perhaps that might be close enough to what you are looking for.

Cheers!


On 5/24/2012 1:49 PM, Alfredo Castaneda wrote:

Hello all,
I was wondering if there is such a thing out there as accessible jeopardy 
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Cheers!
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Re: [Audyssey] Audio Archery news.

2012-05-24 Thread Thomas Ward


Hi Jim,

Well, The Atari 7800 basically had a lot of the same games as the Atari 
2600 and 5200, but  thanks to more memory and better graphics technology 
the newer releases for the 7800 had more colors, better graphics, and 
was just over all better visually.Plus the nice thing about the 7800+ 
could also play cartrages from the 2600 and 5200 so you could really 
play any Atari game on it if you wished. It was definitely Atari's best 
console, but the company went bankrupt before the 7800 really had much 
of a chance to become popular.


In fact, do to Atari going bankrupt many stores sold their stock of 
7800's to Odd Lots, AKA Big Lots, where they were sold at rock bottom 
prices. I remember that's how I ended up with my 7800. My mom and dad 
purchased a 7800 and several games from Odd Lots, now Big Lots, for 
under $100. Over the years I've managed to pick up extra games through 
places like Ebay, and thanks to Atari emulators I can play just about 
any Atari game I want with my son on the family computer.


On 5/24/2012 6:06 AM, Jim Kitchen wrote:

Hi Thomas,

I never even saw the Atari 7800 machine or any of it's games.  I just 
had the Atari 2600 and an Atari 800 XL home computer.  I now have 
trouble remembering which games I played on which machine.  But I did 
also buy an external five and a quarter floppy drive for the Atari 800 
XL home computer.  That was the second computer that I wrote games 
for.  The first was a Texas Instruments 99 4A.  And for that computer 
I bought a cable that connected to a tape recorder to save files.  And 
the Atari 800 XL home computer was the first computer that I had that 
talked.  It was a program named Sams.  Not a screen reader, but it 
would try to say anything that you typed in.  And I mean anything.  
That was fun.  I wish that the sapi5 voices would try to say anything 
that you typed in.  It would also be cool if you could make the 
sapi5.1 voices sing like the DecTalk. grin  But games like my draw 
poker and star mule I wrote first on those first computers way back when.


BFN

Jim



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Re: [Audyssey] Baseball

2012-05-24 Thread Thomas Ward


Hi Jim,

Yeah, I'll say. I've had some close games myself where its bottom of the 
9th, the score is tied, and  I end up losing by a walk off homer. G...


On 5/24/2012 6:06 AM, Jim Kitchen wrote:

Hi Thomas,

Yeah, sure is fun to win via walk off homer, but not to lose that 
way.  Especially when we went into the ninth tied 13 all.  Still an 
exciting good game.


BFN



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Re: [Audyssey] Accessible Jeopardy?

2012-05-24 Thread Alfredo Castaneda
You know, I think it would be neat to have one made. I have heard of 
numerous jeopardy programme, and I see no reason why there should not be 
one for the blind. I am familiar with Jim's trivia games though.

Thanks for the information though!
Alfredo

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Re: [Audyssey] Information on the offer and game.

2012-05-24 Thread Thomas Ward


Hi Dark,

Well, I didn't have a Nintendo Game Cube therefore couldn't play any 
Gameboy games on my television. All I had was the tiny screen on the GBA 
itself. I ended up giving up on the Gameboy simply because I couldn't 
see the small screen and asking my parents to purchase a Game Cube 
wasn't an option. Although, I'd have loved to play Tomb Raider: Prophecy 
on the family 60 inch television. Then, I could see Lara Croft up close 
and personal. :D


Cheers!


On 5/24/2012 3:26 AM, dark wrote:

Hi Tom.

On the gameboy advance and colour, actually I found it one of the best 
consoles for low vision games,sinse the gameboy player was released 
for the gamecube that could have the games on a full sized tv, indeed 
most of my gamecube collection are gba games, and I've had lots of fun 
with games like mega man zero, kirby's nightmare in dreamland, astro 
boy and the metroid games.


Playing the arcade perfect and enhanced version of final fight for the 
gba, on my 40 inch screen is pretty cool, and even better than when i 
used to play it in the arcades back in the day.


It will also play standard gb or gb colour games full screen too, just 
like the super gameboy add on for the snes used to, though actually 
far better, so i've got the gb colour installments of mega man x as well.


Then of course nintendo bought out the ds, and there is no! full 
screen device for that, thank you very much nintendo!


Beware the grue!

Dark.



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Re: [Audyssey] Accessible Jeopardy?

2012-05-24 Thread bpeterson2000

Copyright again unfortunately.



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Sent: Thursday, May 24, 2012 8:43 PM
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You know, I think it would be neat to have one made. I have heard of
numerous jeopardy programme, and I see no reason why there should not be
one for the blind. I am familiar with Jim's trivia games though.
Thanks for the information though!
Alfredo

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[Audyssey] Need help with Mississippi game.

2012-05-24 Thread michael barnes
Hey, I am having some trouble getting in contact with the developer of 
Mississippi.
I went to his webpage and send an email but I still havn't recieved 
anything from him.
I have tried to send at least two emails a week to him, so if someone 
could please help me out with this matter that would be great!
The issue that I am having is the game is not taken my register code so 
I can unlock the full version.
I wonder if this could be do to the fact that I install it on a 
different computer, I havn't had to request a key since I just use it 
on my old computer.

But for some reason it won't take the code on my new computer.

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Re: [Audyssey] Accessible Jeopardy?

2012-05-24 Thread Thomas Ward


Hi,

Well, I think I would have fun creating such a game. I've always loved 
Jeopardy, the game show, and I'm actually surprised I never thought 
about doing a computer version. Although, I do wonder what would be the 
best way to supply the correct question with the current answer.


For example, suppose the game gives you an answer like, he was the 
first president of the United States. You would have to reply, who is 
George Washington?


Given the poor spelling of people on this list having them type the 
correct question into the answer field could be problematic. If someone 
spelled Washington Worshington, yes I've seen people do it, the question 
would be write but spelled wrong. Therefore we'd have to use something 
like multiple choice.


The problem I have with multiple choice is that if a person doesn't know 
the answer they can guess which generally is not a feature of Jeopardy. 
Therefore this second method might resolve the spelling issue, but would 
dumb the game down. Any thoughts?


On 5/24/2012 10:43 PM, Alfredo Castaneda wrote:
You know, I think it would be neat to have one made. I have heard of 
numerous jeopardy programme, and I see no reason why there should not 
be one for the blind. I am familiar with Jim's trivia games though.

Thanks for the information though!
Alfredo



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