> >I want an Apricot or a PCjr, myself. I have the original King's Quest, just
>>need to play it on a PCjr so I can hear how the music sounded.
>
>Don't you love those prorietary programs. You do know that there are
>versions for other, easier to find systems.
At the time of it's, and the Tandy 1000 series that cloned
it, the PCjr had nicer graphics and sound than the XT clones of the
period. Quite a large number of games took advantage of the
additional features. My only gripe about the PCjr are the
proprietary connectors for everything on it's rear panel. It's kinda
cool running Lotus 1-2-3 off of dual cartridges though!
Jeff
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Received on Wed Apr 11 2001 - 04:36:49 BST