Re: game langauge

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3 total messages Started by Cyberman Thu, 23 Jul 1992 03:15

#147

Author: Cyberman
Date: Thu, 23 Jul 1992 03:15

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     -=> David M. Baggett spoke of "Re: game langauge" <=-
To All at 07-21-92  01:10

 DMB> It's well known that commercial software houses like Lucasfilms and
 DMB> Sierra already have game languages and libraries that they use to
 DMB> increase their productivity and reduce debugging time.  Even shareware
 DMB> companies like Apogee clearly employ similar methods; you can tell
 DMB> by looking at their games.

    Unfortunately thier may never be a PD game language [truely
    general one that is].

 DMB> Keep in mind also that most of the people who read a newsgroup don't
 DMB> post.  Opinions of the vocal few may not be representative of the
 DMB> group as a whole.

    Hadn't thought of that.  A lot of poeple base opinion poles
    on that.

        Stephen Cyberman@Toz.Buffalo.NY.US
        Scripted at Wed  07-22-1992  19:17:22

... Peace, Love and Frisbees
--- Blue Wave/QWK v2.10

Neo Geo / SNES / MegaDrive Cross Development Systems

#152

Author: Cullhane Gibbs
Date: Thu, 23 Jul 1992 06:15

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es anyone know if there are any cross development or programming devices
for the Neo Geo, MegaDrive or SNES game consoles? Does anyone have
a contact address for SNK or Sega?

		Thanx,
				Cully

Re: Neo Geo / SNES / MegaDrive Cross Development Systems

#181

Author: Ernest Adams
Date: Fri, 24 Jul 1992 19:36

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SEGA of America is at

125 Shoreway Road
San Carlos, CA 94070

Sega can inform you about development systems for their system. However,
they naturally want you to become a licensed developer.

-- Ernest W. Adams

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