Hi all,
I know DanZ Memory and some other simon games which use sounds, but I want a
memory game, something like Tarzan Junior's, where the thing just uses
numbers or objects. Anything out there? I like the Kim game of 7128, but
what I don't like about it is that it stops and gives you a score,
Hi James,
Are you saying that blindprogramming doesn't exist anymore? What does this
droople login mean, what would happen if I registered for it?
Thanks
Ari
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I would assume it would create an exe file. That's what we install on our
computers after all. But David's price has always been rather steeper than
we average blindies can afford.
Time is an illusion, lunchtime doubly so.
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now that sounds cool. and will you need programming to make games with it?
or is it like some kind of scripting language? also will i make .exe files?
Josh
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Hi thomas,
you could maybe modify ESpeak and use it?
Josh
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> Hi Cara,
> As far as Raceway goes there are
Hi,
I think the sega emulator is good especially if you're running an older
computer or if you just want the games to be snappy. either that or super
nintendo console.
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yep i gave up on it too a long time ago for that same reason.
oh and it uses flash and takes a long time for things to load.
Josh
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Hi,
How can you play DOS games without a DOS screen reader? also what screen
reader are you using?
Josh
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>
Hi rob,
Any idea on what the next lite-tech game will be since bop-it is out now?
Josh
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I didn't read about it. I met it and it shocked me when I lost, but that was
after about eight times shocking other people so I uppose I deserved it.
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Awh, that's sad to here.
As you said that you don't want to touch this problem even for your most
popular game to be included.
Still to switch out of the Monopoly game to do something to help others play
in a Voice Chat room, the host still needs not only to save the game but
bring it back up an
I played this. at one of last year's goalball tournaments someone from the
team decided to be smart and bring it. My hand was numb by the end of it.
lol. They had it on high.
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The saving didn't bother me as much since the games I would have created
with it wouldn't have required saving, but the weapons issue did concern me
somewhat.
Time is an illusion, lunchtime doubly so.
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Hi,
Yeah, those were some of the major reasons why I didn't use AGM as well.
In addition to the list of issues below I didn't like the fact there was
no menus, no way to create weapons lists, be able to handle multiple
weapons, couldn't save games, etc.
Basicly, it was an all around flop. It had
This definitely sounds interesting. where'd you read about it?
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Subject: [Audyssey] lightning reaction
>Hello all!
> Has anyone ever played lightning r
Hi James,
Last time I talked to David about his engine he said it is being
currently upgraded, and it is currently unavailable to the public. What
I know about it through talking to David Greenwood is that it is written
in Visual Basic 6, and most level creating is done through using a
special
Hi Tyler sounds great. I have not gotten into any of the "newer" game
systems however as a lot of you know my whole initial gaming experience
was on the old Atari computers and systems long before there was any
such thing as accessible games. It's not something that I am interested
in sinking a w
Hi Everett and all.
If memory serves, there used to be an old arcade game something like
this, I seem to remember playing it way back in the day down on the
boardwalk in Santa Cruz CA where I used to live. Anyhow yeah definitely
do keep us updated. Btw yes it is true you can get a pair of rc tan
I use nvda. Also, Where can I find that collection of gwbasic games and
such?
Now that I can run dos games almost perfectly, except for a couple of chops
in the sounds, I can play dos type games.
Thanks.
Bryan Mckinnish
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Hi, it seems that blindprograming is switching to using Drupal, a content
management system, on their site, so the log in form on the site is not for
the site itself, rather the drupal cms system.
James Scholes
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what do you use to run dos games?
I never was able to do that on xp with hal 5.2 and jaws 6 well at all.
At 08:25 a.m. 3/03/2008, you wrote:
>Hi all.
>I noticed this morning that my vista machine runs dos games pritty darn quick.
>I tested it out with Jim Kitchen's dos games and they worked almost
I have time to play.
At 05:25 a.m. 3/03/2008, you wrote:
>Hello all!
>Has anyone the time for playing topspeed?
>If yes, let mee know and i create a server.
>Regards, Claudio.
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also I notice the game try to play level21 after you win and then exits.
At 03:40 a.m. 3/03/2008, you wrote:
>Hi Claudio,
>I will re-look at it, it seems to have something to do with you
>hitting escape, it posts, when you don't, it gives an error message.
>Why? I still have no idea. Also, I believ
so do I, however I think this is a known bug, and I think it has posted even
tough it failed.
At 02:13 a.m. 3/03/2008, you wrote:
>Hello ryan!
>I can't post my score to the sdm-contest.
>I get the message "there was an error by posting your score."
>What's the problem?
>Regards, Claudio.
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Hello,
Indeed, blind programming has changed a lot. I don't think so you would
find any good IF-related article, or anything regarding IF on it though.
There is an IF demo, called Cloak. It's like the Hello world in
programming, a very basic story with 3 rooms, 2 objects and a simple
puzzle to s
Hi all.
I noticed this morning that my vista machine runs dos games pritty darn quick.
I tested it out with Jim Kitchen's dos games and they worked almost perfectly.
I've been wanting to play the great escape and games like that again.
Does anyone know where I can download those?
Thanks.
Bryan Mcki
Hi Rob and Trouble, thanks for these, just one other question, have you guys
tried Alan and what is it like? I'm asking because I also like it's
interface when playing games. I'll try inform and see what happens, but is
there a guide for beginners? I know even for programming, Tom talks about
S
Ah right. But see, there's an argument to that. Nintendo, in general, is
pretty family friendly. lol. Even the MK games got sensored.
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Hello Ari et all,
Inform 7, at least with jfw, is mostly accessible. It has two windows,
the "coding" area where you actually enter your story mostly in full
english sentences, and the second window is the viewer, where the
program displays it's messages like compile status, errors, help pages,
Hello all!
Has anyone the time for playing topspeed?
If yes, let mee know and i create a server.
Regards, Claudio.
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Hello Ryan!
I have typed my address in the box.
First my name, and after my address.
I can't understand why we can reat it.
Regards, Claudio.
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Hi Claudio,
I will re-look at it, it seems to have something to do with you
hitting escape, it posts, when you don't, it gives an error message.
Why? I still have no idea. Also, I believe mentioning posting of an
email in the rules, however I probably should say it's required in the
game. I will ad
Sounds like Freedom Scientific and there stand on fixing bugs in
jaws. After all why fix bugs. People will either like playing with
them or quit, guess not a big lose.
At 06:42 AM 3/2/2008, you wrote:
>Hi Thomas,
>
>Yeah, I do understand people wanting to multi task or be able to alt
>tab in an
Hello ryan!
I have whrote that the game has gife an error to mee when i try to post my
score.
This is right.
But if i go to the scorepage i can find my score!
Yes, the game gife an error-message but post the score!
Can you please fix this buk?
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There is not to much out there for now, but things do have a way of
popping up around here.
At 03:17 AM 3/2/2008, you wrote:
>Hi all,
>I remember asking this ages ago, and someone suggested that, without any
>knowledge of programming, you could use inform to write a text adventure,
>but that it w
Thanks for the info, I will be sure to check it out if it ever does become
available.
James Scholes
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Hello ryan!
I can't post my score to the sdm-contest.
I get the message "there was an error by posting your score."
What's the problem?
Regards, Claudio.
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Hi James,
The GMA game engine was originally created in 1999 using VisualBasic6 for
the Shades of Doom game and a lot of things built in it have to do with
features in that game.
With a password and a secret file, a developer can unlock the development
mode.
This allows you to create a map and p
That sounds cool
James Scholes
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>Hello all!
> Has anyone ever pl
Hi all, what is the GMA Game Engine? I know it is what GMA Games use to develop
their games, but can other people use it? Is it available to the general public?
James Scholes
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Hi Jeremy,
My problem would still be reviewing the board so as to figure out what move you
wanted to make. You know just like you want to do while playing Clue, Headache
or Parcheesi etc.
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ah,
it is somewhat, you draw cards that tells you how many places to move, th
Hi Thomas,
Yeah, I do understand people wanting to multi task or be able to alt tab in and
out of games. Especially like when they are playing them in the chat rooms.
The thing was that I did not know how to handle the alt f4 thing, so just
trapped the alt key. I now know how to handle the a
I've seen those.
they're deffinntly interesting.
thinkgeek.com is selling rremotely controlled tanks where the controllers
will shock you if your tank gets hit. it's like a laser tag deal.
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hi this sounds like a really cool game i am going to do a google serch for
it right now. thanks for letting the list know about it. Also if youg et
this then please let the list know about it. from Mich Verrier from New
Liskeard Ontario Canada.
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This is due to the world war 2 extention of quake.
if you are registered, rename sounds.pak to pak2.pak, backup the old pak2.pak
first.
If you use the shareware version then pak2.pak is pak1.pak.
if you have pak2.pak, and name the ww2 sounds.pak pak3.pak then you get this
message.
read the readme
ok I understand what you're saying about the other two consols, but what
makes the wii sound cool is the whole thing of moving and playing, and also
the family-friendly aspect.
Ari
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Hi all,
I remember asking this ages ago, and someone suggested that, without any
knowledge of programming, you could use inform to write a text adventure,
but that it wasn't too great for screen readers. What I want to know is,
even using programming, what's the most accessible package to write
Hello gamers,
I have a problem with audio Quake.
If I start the game, I get the following message:
Launch Audio Quake
ERROR: You appear to have two copies of the mindgrid pakfile.
Please contact the developers for help.
Press ENTER to exit ...
But I have already registered.
What does that mean?
Th
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