I have a loose disk + a manual to it (lost the box somehow).
Bought it new in Maryland when it came out (visiting relatives). I
recall looking at it w/a sector editor trying to cheat :) when I saw
references to a COPY PROGRAM embedded on the original. If that isn't
asking for it, I don't
On Wednesday, September 18, 2002, at 05:16 PM, Adam Baratz wrote:
>>> The Bilestoad was an awesome Apple II game...
>> And some additional notes for Adam...
>
> Thanks for all the info and links. That's really too bad that piracy
> basically bankrupted him. I wonder if piracy today still prov
> >The Bilestoad was an awesome Apple II game...
> And some additional notes for Adam...
Thanks for all the info and links. That's really too bad that piracy
basically bankrupted him. I wonder if piracy today still proves to be as
much of a problem. People like the IDSA certainly make a big de
On Wednesday, September 18, 2002, at 01:21 PM, Jim Leonard wrote:
> Alexander Zoller wrote:
>>
>> Can't say I ever heard of him before... I'd probably know his eBay ID
>> if I see it. Site is employing a price guide for mint sealed games,
>> this
>> ought to create some controversy.
>
> Whoa,
Alexander Zoller wrote:
>
> Can't say I ever heard of him before... I'd probably know his eBay ID
> if I see it. Site is employing a price guide for mint sealed games, this
> ought to create some controversy.
Whoa, I didn't catch that at all! Not good...
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Alexander Zoller schrieb:
>
> Registrant:
>Brad Lima
>1521 Kensington Blvd
>Bluffton SC, SC 29910
>US
>
> Can't say I ever heard of him before... I'd probably know his eBay ID
> if I see it. Site is employing a price guide for mint sealed games, this
> ought to create some contro
Registrant:
Brad Lima
1521 Kensington Blvd
Bluffton SC, SC 29910
US
Registrar: Dotster (http://www.dotster.com)
Domain Name: COMPUTERGAMECOLLECTOR.COM
Created on: 14-SEP-02
Expires on: 14-SEP-03
Last Updated on: 14-SEP-02
Administrative, Technical Contact:
I just saw this:
http://www.computergamecollector.com/
It seems to be the beginning of a site for software collecting news. It's in
a pre-alpha state right now.
Best of all, they use the MobyScale! Woohoo! Does anyone know who runs this
site?
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Jim Leonard spake thusly into the ether:
>
>Adam Baratz wrote:
>>
>> > (Remember The Bilestoad?)
>>
>> No... please explain...
>
>The Bilestoad was an awesome Apple II game that was way ahead of it's time in
>terms of graphics, coding, and concept. You control a "cyber knight" as he
>battles wi
C.E. Forman spake thusly into the ether:
>
>Has anyone here seen a legit copy [of Bilestoad] (even just a loose
>disk)? This is one I suspect would command an astronomical price at
>auction. I've never even found a pirate copy in all the disk lots
>I've bought up over the years.
I never even he
LOL Wonder if they ever thought about all this 10, 20 years ago :)
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"It has become appallingly obvious that our technology has exceeded o
> ..and one that was barely copy-protected. The protection was cracked
fairly
> early on and pirate copies ran rampant throughout the warez kiddies of the
> time. As a result, only 5000 legitimate copies of the game were sold, so
it
> turned out to not be profitable for the developer and publish
> Legal notices are *meant* to be taken literally. And yes, unfortunately
(for
> this particular product) it is being resold illegally. The term
"selling," in
> the above only refers to selling copies, but the very first sentence
ending in
> "intended for the use of the original purchaser only"
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