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From: nebel@wam.umd.edu (Chris D. Nebel)
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Subject: Re: Why don't more people write games for the Mac?
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Date: 8 May 90 16:34:07 GMT
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In article <9133@tank.uchicago.edu> bfb1@tank.uchicago.edu (B. F. Braumoeller) writes:
>Y'know, this has potential. Out of all of the games I mentioned so many
>zillion messages ago, I've seen more responses which start off with, "Hey,
>yeah, Bilestoad! I remember...." IMO, this was one heckuva game; I'd buy a
>good version if such were to be made, and from the sound of it so would a
>lot of people. Right?
>
>So. The big question. Who can we con into writing it? Has to be someone

Actually, I could be conned into writing it as long as all I had to do
was write the game itself (i.e., not sell it!).  I'd love to port some
old Apple ][ games.  Anyone remember Bolo?


Chris Nebel
nebel@wam.umd.edu