Wanted: Hack for the Apple

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3 total messages Started by John E. Langbein Sat, 16 Aug 1986 21:05

#1509

Author: John E. Langbein
Date: Sat, 16 Aug 1986 21:05

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I've enjoyed Hack on Unix, but is their Hack for the Apple 2? How can
I get it? Thanks in advance.
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Re: Wanted: Hack for the Apple

#1510

Author: Phil Paone
Date: Tue, 19 Aug 1986 19:04

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Hack cannot be played on a apple due to the small amount of memory. In
addition, I don't even believe that an apple disk could hold the
entire executable. I think 512k is the absolute minimum for the game. 
You might try rogue which will fit on an apple.

Phil Paone

Re: Wanted: Hack for the Apple

#1511

Author: ilacqua
Date: Mon, 25 Aug 1986 03:45

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In article <3092@caip.RUTGERS.EDU> paone@caip.RUTGERS.EDU (Phil Paone) writes:
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>Hack cannot be played on a apple due to the small amount of memory. In
>addition, I don't even believe that an apple disk could hold the
>entire executable. I think 512k is the absolute minimum for the game. 
>You might try rogue which will fit on an apple.

	It could be done, Apple now has a 800k disk drive for the II's
and you can have 512k easly eunf. 


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