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From: bkuo@girtab.usc.edu (Benjamin Kuo)
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Subject: Re: Humpback
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Date: 23 Feb 91 08:44:59 GMT
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Hmm. If you think Humback is dated, I have a few 400K disks with things which
weren't even complete: Obmar, Buzz Buzz; strange things like Wizard's Fire,
forty versions of Missle Command (Mac Command/etc); original versions of
Amazing, Banzai, and even an original disk of "The Quest" 400K and copy-
protected to death.

To think, no one even thought much about digitized sound or offscreen
bitmaps back then... :-)

Benjamin Kuo