4 Aug
2004
4 Aug
'04
9:51 p.m.
OK Adrian
Well this M5 came in a plastic 'briefcase' (with Sord M5 logo on it) that
holds all the bits and pieces- it came with a mains power pack, the FALC
basic cart (not Falcon as I said in previoius post), the book and a demo
audio cassette for Basic G, and just one 'controller'. So I suspect that it
did originally have the Basic G cart but that has been 'upgraded'/replaced
with this FALC cart, and along the way it has been lost/tossed out, along
with the second 'controller'. Whether the 'briefcase' held an audio
cassette as well I'm not sure-it would have been a tight squeeze.
Be interested in tracking down samples of software for it. A single basic
cart is rather boring!
Dave Brown
Christchurch, NZ
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Subject: Sord M5
Anyone else have one of these? Seems to need a cartridge to
run. I have a basic language cartridge for it- (labelled
Falcon) and a Sord Basic G cart manual. So I'm looking for
any info, software, other carts, etc. If anyone's interested,
there's pix of the M5 on a few web sites and summary data as well.
I've got the european version which was badged by CGL and made in a blue
case instead of brown. You need either the BASIC-I (integer) or BASIC-G
(graphics) cart before you can do anything else. I've only got a small
amount of s/w for it though, maybe 3 tapes and a single lonely 'tank
battle' cart that was given to me at the Classic Gaming Expo the other
week.
http://www.binarydinosaurs.co.uk/Museum/Sord/sord.php
Cheers
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