4 Jan
1998
4 Jan
'98
6:29 a.m.
>Well, frogger is a good example of why not. I see
they're bringing it
out
again.
Okay, so you own a new computer, maybe a P200 mmx and you have this old of frogger, from your XT days... If this old copy gets
out on the
internet
or elsewhere, is it going to affect sales of the new
Frogger version?
Well, I meant...Frogger is an axample of why "they" don't just throw game
concepts out the window. Frogger seems to have been resurrected. You're
right -- the new one is different, and most young users would prefer the
new version (I LIKED the old one, though! Anyone have Frogger for the PC
for sale?)
4 Jan
4 Jan
10:37 a.m.
New subject: operating systems (frogger...)
On Sun, 4 Jan 1998, PG Manney wrote:
copy
You know, I probably have 20 different versions of Frogger... for the
TRS-80, Apple, Commodore, Vic, CoCo, and on and on... anyway, I _don't_
have an original 'licensed' version for the PC. Many, many remakes for
the PC and every other computer in the world, but not a Sega licensed
version. Could someone let me know when it was released and if they really
do have a copy for sale? I'd really like to get the 'original PC version'!
Thanks,
CORD COSLOR
>Well,
frogger is a good example of why not. I see they're bringing it
out
again.
Okay, so you own a new computer, maybe a P200 mmx and you have this old of frogger, from your XT days... If this old copy
gets out on the
internet
or elsewhere, is it going to affect sales of the
new Frogger version?
Well, I meant...Frogger is an axample of why "they" don't just throw game
concepts out the window. Frogger seems to have been resurrected. You're
right -- the new one is different, and most young users would prefer the
new version (I LIKED the old one, though! Anyone have Frogger for the PC
for sale?)
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