legally distinct humanoid rat picture

burn your own CD edition

i have a deja vu

The extra cardboard spacers are too cushion continents inside the package during shipping to reduce damage

Wow the goodies for the collectors edition makes me wish I had backed it! I backed the Blade Runner collectors though and it's amazing. There's a gun that lights up!! Great unboxing vid, Stu. I will always support LR for these remasters and feelies ❤

That box and whatnot looks like shit... Makes me realize I really don't want to buy anything from Limited Run Games.. Between the terribly long wait times to get the product you paid for, to the horrible packaging.. Its just not worth the time or money..

lmao, you get it both on a USB drive and a DVD and the USB doesn't even work. Even if it did work though, surely you could make a DVD style case with a part you can snap the USB drive into. Question, does it require Steam or anything like that or did it just install completely on its own?

This is the best game of the turtles in the last few years, you can play multiplayer online and it's cross platform!!! Holy cow you bought the other editions

Tried following this to a t and all I got was way different looking stuff and end up just ending no where very said I just wanted my Stuart Little to work

Missed a mate on move 8. Qxf7 would have been game over. 11:55

I mean, at one point you both had both rooks and all pawns still on board, with the remaining pieces gone. Rook endgames are notoriously drawish, so a draw would be the expected result. And they can drag on quite a bit, but I guess you know that at this point :-) Maybe you had a chance when you had more pawns, but when you missed that he could take f3 with check followed by f4 it was already a dead draw. As for the Chessmaster series: A good way to see the lineage between Mychess and Chessmaster is to look at the C64 versions of Mychess II and Chessmaster 2000. Mychess II takes the Kittinger engine and adds a board and proper UI. Chessmaster 2000 takes the same UI and engine, and expands with more polish and a bunch of new features. After that they changed the engine a couple of times. Some versions of Chessmaster 2100 actually uses a Spracklen engine (i.e. Sargon). Then they went back to Kittinger (Mychess) in 3000, before changing to The King in 4000, and they used that for the remaining series.

question: I did everything, but I am stuck at "Installing the game", I downloaded the game for windows 3.1 off the internet. How do I put in somewhere on the computer where I can find it via dosbox and thus install it? also I am unable to type outside of a browser.

Ok bought a stack of old used pc games at a yard sale. How do I play the games with used key codes? Do pc games allow multiple uses of the code?

This game legit scared me as a kid, it was so weird. I especially hated getting killed by the vampire. The game came with a map/cheat guide that had a lot of hints but it didn't say how to make the silver cross out of the silver lining... I have no idea how we figured it out... maybe we called a help line? It was a strange time for games.

Hayden also released Sargon as a book with the machine language code, so you could type it in or adapt it to any Z80 based computer. Here's your game: [Site "Stus Game Reviews"] [Date "2024.02.18"] [White "Stu"] [Black "Sargon lev1"] [Result "1-0"] 1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.Bc4 Nf6 4.Ng5 d5 5.exd5 Nxd5 6.d3 Be7 7.h4 Be6 8.Nc3 Nf4 9.g3 Bxg5 10.hxg5 Nh3 11.Bxe6 Nxg5 12.Bc4 Kd7 13.Bxg5 Qxg5 14.Bxf7 Qf6 15.Bc4 Raf8 16.Ne4 Qf3 17.Qxf3 Rxf3 18.Nc5+ Kd6 19.Nxb7+ Ke7 20.Bd5 Rf6 21.Bxc6 Rxc6 22.O-O-O h5 23.Rhe1 Kf6 24.f4 exf4 25.gxf4 Kf5 26.d4 Kxf4 27.Nc5 Rg6 28.Rg1 Rg3 29.Ne6+ Kf3 30.Ng5+ Kf2 31.Ne4+ Ke3 32.Nxg3 h4 33.Rde1+ Kxd4 34.Nf5+ Kc5 35.Rh1 g5 36.Re5+ Kb6 37.Ne7 g4 38.Ng6 Rd8 39.Rxh4 Rd4 40.Rh6 Ra4 41.Ne7+ Kb7 42.Nd5 ( 42.Rb5+ {Missed mate in 2} 42...Ka8 43.Rh8# ) 42...c6 43.Ree6 cxd5 44.Rh7+ Kc8 45.Re8# 1-0

This is great stuff. I had no idea that Chess 4.6 still existed in playable form. And I *have* looked, but the closest thing I found is a copy of the source code lying around somewhere. Fun fact: Chess 4.6 was the 1977 world champion computer chess program. Subsequently it faced of against international master David Levy in 1978, ending a bet that Levy made in 1968 that no computer will be able to defeat a human master in tournament conditions within 10 years. Levy won the bet by winning the match 3.5-1.5 after 3 wins, 1 loss and 1 draw. This match was a precursor to a number of man-vs-machine chess matches, the most famous of which are the Kasparov vs Deep Blue matches from 1996 and 1997.

Imo the Master System port is very solid, just the NES version isn't great as far as the consoles go.

Nice video. Sargon II on VIC-20 was probably the first computer chess game I ever saw back in the day. BTW, here's a PGN of your game: [Site "Stus Game Reviews"] [Date "2024.06.09"] [White "Stu"] [Black "Sargon II TRS80 lev2"] [Result "1-0"] 1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.Bc4 Bc5 4.O-O d6 5.Nc3 Bd7 6.d3 Nf6 7.Bg5 O-O 8.Nd5 Re8 9.Qd2 Nd4 10.Bxf6 Nxf3+ 11.gxf3 gxf6 12.Qh6 Re6 13.Nxc7 Qxc7 14.Bxe6 Bxe6 15.Qxf6 Qd8 16.Qh6 Rc8 17.Kh1 Qb6 18.Rg1+ Bg4 19.Rxg4+ Kh8 20.Qg7# 1-0

This is my favorite Trilby game. I just wish it wasn't made in AGS, so controls could have been better implemented.

Wow, I never expected someone to be playing this game in today's day and age. I really enjoyed it back in the day! Along with the other Trilby games.

I remember this!! Llandudno pier!

That looks amazing. A little world in a box

I found out the song is only on the US version

Oh how i miss this game so much and C64 era, gonna have to get one of those new systems will all emulators again

Seeing this game in action makes it feel like Sea Wolf, also released by Midway in 1976, would be considered a sequel. Great video, thank you!

What is the value of one in good shape

im having a problem at 15:00 in your video when i type in the 2nd setup in pops up saying bad command or file name any idea's why that could be please help thanks

Stu mate, you are an absolute legend. I have been trying to play A10 Cuba! for years. I had the PC .iso file but couldn't work out how the hell to play this on modern hardware. If you follow this video's instructions word for word, it works and how! Thanks again mate, CHAMPION!

How do I get my mouse to work after I do ctrl+n if its not working?

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I'm a little late... but I use to play this Ambush at Two Guys department store in Glen Burnie Maryland 50 years ago, it was a dime a play I believe. .. my favorite past time. 👍👍

It keeps telling me image file not found when I type it into dos -_-

Detective Di: The Silk Rose Murders

Still waiting for some of that CyberJudas. I've played both and tbh I do prefer the original.

its not working for me at the end where it fails it say its trying to use the cmd win

I remember playing this game once as a kid. I had no concept of what a clutch pedal was for... I also remember that I didn't score very well LOL

Always great to see another TRS-80 games stream....even though I missed it and had to watch it after the fact! I had Sargon 2 on my TRS-80 back in the day but was never much good at chess and usually only played it on level 1. Loved the CLOAD stuff too! Looking forward to the next TRS-80 stream!

thank you for this video i was able to play staytooned on my laptop.

This game sucks.

Glad you got the Coco joystick working. You showed Clowns and Balloons; when you get to that one, at least the X axis should be on free float; this game uses the actual position of the X axis (0-63) as the position of the trampoline. The Y axis isn’t used so you can have that as free float or springback; whichever you find more comfortable. It also uses artifact colors (the best color set for games on the Coco 1/2) and even has multi voice music in the intro and after clearing each row of balloons. Shooting Gallery uses artifact colors very well, including the rarer yellows, etc. it’s good you know about Chromasette and T&D tape magazines; Chromasette ran from 1981 until 1984 while T&D ran for over a decade, and later in its run they got right to formerly commercial games from several companies, including some of the biggest names like Tom Mix Software.

Adverts are now every 7 or 8 minutes 😞 Is this a recent development? It's almost unwatchable.

why don't you open jewels like i tho?

C Y B E R M A N

The "stop" was part of when telegrams were sent back in the day, there was no punctuation. So "STOP" meant it was the end of the sentence.

I fucking slay at this game they have it at add-a-ball in Seattle. Challenge me.

True about the original TRS-80, they did EVERYTHING possible to save money (like using a defective character ROM and then limiting us to uppercase only so we wouldn't know).

You are right on the graphics - the 6847 VDG chip is from 1978 (the Coco got released in the fall of 1980). The Coco 2 (the original melted keyboard version) actually came out in the fall of 1983, then the Coco 3 in the fall of 1986. The line kept going until 1991. The graphics modes basically were 4 color or 2 colors at a time; Chess uses the 4 color mode but in a medium resolution (128x96, if I remember) mainly so that he cartridge would run in a 4K RAM machine. I see that your Coco 2 has the full travel keys (not the "melted keys" version; does it have a "Radio Shack" or "Tandy" nameplate? If the latter, there is a chance you have a T1 VDG (came out around 1985) that actually supports true lowercase, inverse video and full border on text screens. Of course, Tandy/Microsoft never upgraded BASIC to use them, but OS-9 Level 1 did. (The Deluxe Coco's BASIC did, however). At the beginning programmers had not figured out that artifact colors work in the black&white graphics modes, which gave a better 3rd palette of 4 pure colors (black, blue, orangish/red, white) and could even coax some extras. This is similar to the Apple II artifacting. I should mention that a much better Chess came out later from Tandy called Cyrus. The Chess that you are playing here was one of the launch titles, so this was written in early 1980 (it's author, Peter Jennings, did a lot of Chess programs for early, smaller computers in the late 1970's/early 1980's). The Deluxe joystick should work fine on the Coco 2 (although if you have a 2 button version, only the red button will work - the black secondary button only works on the Coco 3 (or the never released Deluxe Coco from late 1984). Buff is what Tandy called white. I have no idea why they called it that. For Galactic Attack - you are right that it is meant for analog (not digital), where your X position on the joystick itself is your X position on the screen (64 possible positions), but it has some "momentum" and has to move to the X position that you have moved the joystick to (it isn't instantaneous like in a game like Polaris). So in this case you want to flip the X switch on the bottom to free float vs. centering (while holding the joystick to a corner). The top rollers are for adjusting the center of the joystick on each axis. If you try some of the other launch titles that happen to be written by R.G. Kilgus (Robert), like Quasar Commander, Music, or a few that came out a few months after launch like Dino Wars and Skiing, we did an in depth interview with the author at the beginning of May. It's a 4 part interview, and includes covering both his TRS-80 Model 1/3 software (in part 2) and his Coco software (part 3 and the first part of part 4). kzbin.info/aero/PLuQFtgtJihmTnq6DYCOkNAEy-mXI5pM3X

Good stuff, i had trouble with dosbox x window scaling but this was easily fixed by changing the output type from truetype to d3d or other options...

Very cool

Great job on this very tough game! Pretty cool TRS-80 game, I would have played that one to death back in the day if it was released back in the day!