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I wouldn't know about the best platformer of all time for the Apple II, unless you might consider the Lode Runner series to be it (you can find the disk images for Lode Runner at the Asimov archive), but there is a NEW apple II game I know of. It's written by David Schmenk and it's called Ecape...

Luddite, This makes me wonder if you've been following the discussion on CSA2 about the lores Apple logo. Dean

Actually it depends on the disks. As long as they are Double Density disks they will work in the IIe. High Density 5.25 disks can't be read or formatted by the Apple IIe. Dean

Go check out this site: http://adtpro.sourceforge.net/ it will give you all the information you need on how to transfer games and such back to the Apple IIe you liberated. Dean P.S. congrats on scoring a IIe for free what all did you get with it?

Nope, I started out with a Trash-80 (TRS-80) Model I Level II with all of 16k of memory, black and whiter monitor and a tape drive. Used it for about a year or so before I stepped up to an Apple II+ with 48k and a disk drive. Used an RF modulator and my portable color TV as monitor because I...

You might be interested in checking out this website: http://virtualgs.larwe.com/Virtual_GS/Welcome.html The guy doing the site lives in Singapore and put it as a way to help people learn to program the GS. He's teaching his young son to program the GS and has the programs he has written up on...

I'll give you a second link to the Syndicomm Store website, this time to a CD containing all The ByteWorks programs, for both Apple II and IIGS. http://store.syndicomm.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=1&products_id=67&zenid=a77743fe1f6bb3e3e3b17842b5a51103 and Orca/C is...

The Orca compiler you're thinking of is Orca/C and you can find it here: http://store.syndicomm.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=0&products_id=131&zenid=a77743fe1f6bb3e3e3b17842b5a51103 along with several other programs for writing software for the GS on a Mac. Just my...

Here's a link to a downloadable copy of LemminGS from the guys who developed the game for the GS. http://www.brutal-deluxe.fr/products/apple2gs/lemmings.html You can either run this on a GS emulator or transfer it to your GS to play on the real hardware. Have fun! Dean

Here's an article you might find helpful about the KoalaPad: http://www.vectronicsappleworld.com/collection/koala.html according to the article you can find it on eBay but don't pay more than $10 for a used one. I seem to remember having one of these. or something similar, back in the mid...

You're a lucky guy David. I wouldn't have minded being able to snag one. My GS at home is bare bones, with the exception of a 4mb memory card I bought from Macdog. I figure I'm going to see about adding either a CFFA card or a Micro/IDE drive over Christmas. I'd also like to eventually add an...

David, I wondered where they went. I had been curious where he was located because, as of today, I'm currently in Sanford, NC visiting a friend. If you hadn't swooped on them I was going to see if I could at least get the system with the Transwarp GS so I could add it to mine. Dean

Just got an e-mail from the guy selling them, they're already gone. Dean

The listing has been deleted. Dean

What you need to do is go here: http://adtpro.sourceforge.net/ and download ADTPro. Read everything on the webpage and it will tell you exactly what you need to hook either your Mac or PC up to your GS and begin transferring disk images to the GS to real disks again. This is by far the best and...

The one big difference, to me, between John's site and the one you posted is that there is no step by step instructions on how Tony, if he's the one that did it, put this together. So there's no way I can build a GS portable myself using his page. On the other hand John is documenting it so...

That is a great article on Ken's part. I'm happy that I have a GS again to use. Now all I need to do is add either a CFFA card or the Microdrive IDE controller from Reactive Micro to make my GS even more functional. Dean Apple II Forever!

I've got both the 9" IIc monitor and the stand for it. Unfortunately the stand doesn't have the bar that goes through the bottom of the IIc and the holes in the stand to hold it in place. I'm pretty sure you could get away with using some other sort of substitute. Dean Apple II Forever My...

Rockin' Cat, You're a little mixed up here. The 3.5 drives are slot 5 and the 5.25 drives are slot 6 on a GS not the other way around. In the long run what he needs is software, since the computer does boot and accesses the disk drive, but since there's no software it just keeps whirring. Dean

Since you obviously have either a PC or Mac, to be able to post here, go to: http://adtpro.sourceforge.net/ and download a copy of ADTPro. Be sure to read the section of the website on 'Boot strapping' a bare metal Apple II. With this program, and the correct cables to hook the PC/Mac to the...