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Posted by: Byrd on 2011-01-29 15:14:05
Hi,
I'm loading up a heap of software, including games on my SE/30, and finding that a lot of very old B&W games don't work - whether this is due to System 7.1 or not, I'd like to find some more advanced black & white games that require a faster '030 CPU - recall a handful, can anyone recall any more?
- Tetris Max
- Thexder (well, the SE/30 supported four channel sound)
Thanks
JB
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Posted by: Scott Baret on 2011-01-29 15:39:08
Battle Chess (B&W version) works far better on a 16MHz machine. Once you play it on something faster than an 8MHz computer, you'll never want to go back.
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Posted by: Handsome Dan on 2011-02-18 17:38:28
The classic Maxis games do not require an '030, but they are certainly at their best with one. The minimum requirement on Spectre VR is a Mac II.
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Posted by: phreakout on 2011-02-18 19:19:13
Byrd,
One thing to also remember is to check that 32-bit addressing has been disabled, when trying to run those old games. Some of them were created back when System 6 was the rage and they might not have been updated to take advantage of Mode32 or the like. So go into the Memory Control Panel, disable 32-bit addressing and restart the Mac, before you play the game(s).
73s de Phreakout. :rambo:
PS:
- Mac-Man
- Bedlam
- Eric's Solitaire Sampler (Yes, the same version designed under OS 8/9 will work under System 7.x.x, even v. 7.0.1; I've got it running under 7.0.1 myself.)
- Star Wars arcade game
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Posted by: CJ_Miller on 2011-02-18 19:37:38
The classic Maxis games do not require an '030, but they are certainly at their best with one. The minimum requirement on Spectre VR is a Mac II. The gameplay in Spectre VR does not seem very different compared to earlier versions which run on my SE. My guess is that the only reason it would require a II is the (hilarious) multimedia cutscenes.
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Posted by: classic on 2011-02-22 15:55:04
Warlords:
http://macintoshgarden.org/games/warlords
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