I, CYBORG

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http://geovector.tripod.com

George

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dfoot@tassie.net.au (Daniel) wrote in message news:<4b9cb35c.0408151923.3fa73503@posting.google.com>...
> This is the game Iv'e been waiting for.
>
> Daniel.


You ain't kidding. I just preordered. WOTR is a homerun, this one
looks like a grandslam.

Chad

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Looks great! I'm preordering now!

I'll cross post your announcement to Atariage.com in the category of
"Classic Gaming General."

Rob Mitchell, Atlanta, GA

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John,

Your games are getting better and better. I think Trackkers, and Gravitrex
are amazing. How about a Major Havoc clone for the veccy? Some one has to
do it sooner or later.

Michael

"Rob Mitchell" <"solder_guy"@(what_is_this)yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> Looks great! I'm preordering now!
>
> I'll cross post your announcement to Atariage.com in the category of
> "Classic Gaming General."
>
> Rob Mitchell, Atlanta, GA


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> Your games are getting better and better. I think Trackkers, and
> Gravitrex are amazing. How about a Major Havoc clone for the veccy?
> Some one has to do it sooner or later.
>

I'm still working on an original idea.

I actually have a new O2 game in the
works, still trying to figure out how
to implement one part though.

JD

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"Michael Lenardon" <m.lenardon@shaw.ca> wrote in message news:<v7qUc.126313$M95.9735@pd7tw1no>...
> John,
>
> Your games are getting better and better. I think Trackkers, and Gravitrex
> are amazing. How about a Major Havoc clone for the veccy? Some one has to
> do it sooner or later.


Where could I get Trackkers and Gravitrex?

Chad

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On Sun, 15 Aug 2004, George wrote:

> http://geovector.tripod.com

Oooo, looks as if I'd better get two of these, one for me and one
as a gift for a friend!

Truly,
Robert Bernardo

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Is there a DVE dump available?

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>I want to buy one I, Cyborg cartridge but I couldn't see your e-mail
>on my browser.


Hi James,

Please send PayPal payments to VecFury@aol.com

Thanks,
George

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Hey All,
Only around 13 days to the release of I, CYBORG now. I'm starting to
get excited. BTW, does anyone in the Vectrex community also collect
for the Wonderswan? I am purchasing a Wonderswan from ebay and I'm
after a few games for it. Can wait for I, CYBORG though.

Regards,

Daniel.

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> I picked up a "Skeleton Black" Wonderswan when I was in Japan in the late
> '90s. I mostly bought it for Crazy Climber, but I also picked up Space
> Invaders, Lode Runner, and a baseball game. Haven't played it in a while,
> though. Good game, great battery life out of the rechargeable. The only
> things that really bother me about it is there's no backlight and no way to
> store high scores.

Still no backlight, but the newest incarnation "Swancrystal" has a
much better screen. I only have a Japanese Final Fantasy for it though


And for collecting WS.. not really.. I just collect handheld consoles.

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On Mon, 13 Sep 2004 19:27:40 +0100, "Pete"
<shove.your.spam@where.the.sun.doesnt.shine.org> wrote:

>Hi,
>
> >....BTW, does anyone in the Vectrex community also collect
> >for the Wonderswan?
>
>I started....I have the original B/W "WonderSwan" and a "WonderSwan Color".
>
>Only problem is getting software for it....very little other than RPGs seems
>to appear on eBay, and all of the software I've come across thus far is in
>Japanese (makes playing RPGs somewhat, errm, impossible).
>
>Mine are both about to go back on eBay!
>
>
> TTFN - Pete.
>
The only Wonderswan accessory that's in English that I know of is the
robot. There are a few games that don't require Japanese (Blue Wing
Bliz, Gunpey, and another puzzle that I don't remember the name of),
but not a lot.

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On Thu, 16 Sep 2004 01:37:36 +0100, "Pete"
<shove.your.spam@where.the.sun.doesnt.shine.org> wrote:

>Hi,
>
> > The only Wonderswan accessory that's in English that
> >I know of is the robot....
>
>Not come across that particular accessory, do you know of a website which
>mentions it (or a good WonderSwan website at all)?
You can find it on Ebay, possibly Lik-Sang or Play Asia. I have it,
it's called WonderBorg and it's a toy robot that you can program using
the WonderSwan and a cartridge that comes with it. Sort of like the
Lego MindStorm with not nearly as many parts.
>
> >....There are a few games that don't require Japanese
> >(Blue Wing Bliz, Gunpey, and another puzzle that I don't
> >remember the name of), but not a lot.
>
>Actually, do you know of a site which contains a complete (or as complete as
>possible) list of WonderSwan releases?
>
>I've been looking for such a list since I got my machines about this time
>last year, but haven't been able to find anything other than incomplete or
>partial lists (or ones in Japanese, LOL). I could handle not having English
>text if I could find a few decent shoot-em-ups for the thing - wasn't much
>of a problem with these types of games back in my "MegaDrive" and "PC
>Engine" days.
I found one site at one point, but I haven't been able to recover the
website name. The puzzle that I mentioned has a Japanese name but I
was able to indentify it with the use of the site. gamefaqs.com has a
partial list of them.

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On 17 Sep 2004 03:44:42 -0700, dfoot@tassie.net.au (Daniel) wrote:


>Does anyone know if Golden Axe is...well...playable for a non-jap
>speaker? I'd say it is but just checking. And Gundam Seed? Can't wait
>till my I, CYBORG arrives either.
>Regards,
>
>Daniel.

I seem to recall that Golden Axe is a fighter game like King of
Fighters or Samurai Showdown, so you should be able to play it without
knowing the Japanese. If you say Gundam Seed is a side scrolling
shooter, you should be able to play it, but I thought all of the
Gundam titles are either RPGs or strategy games.
You probably did this already, but you can get the walkthrough for
FFII at gamefaqs which will allow you to play it.