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Elzevich (Elly) van Müller Registered 19/07/2006 Points 18	21st July, 2006 at 12:35:32 - Wth >_> Of course, its nice and all... but damn, it didn't age with grace. Still, making a simple platformer on it rocked. Edited by the Author. n/a
AndyUK Mascot Maniac Registered 01/08/2002 Points 14586	21st July, 2006 at 21:15:54 - PLEASE TELL ME WHAT STOS IS I DONT UNDERSTAND ALL ABBREIVIATIONS, I UNDERSTAND IT IS AN ATARI ST OR AMIGA GAME MAKING THING BY CLICKTEAM MAYBE? sorry about the caps, i can't be bothered to change it though. .
pwincess Registered 18/07/2004 Points 61	21st July, 2006 at 21:24:59 - ... blehh
Silveraura God's God Registered 08/08/2002 Points 6747	22nd July, 2006 at 01:29:06 - How much was the discount for it, interested in knowing. http://www.facebook.com/truediamondgame
Elzevich (Elly) van Müller Registered 19/07/2006 Points 18	22nd July, 2006 at 08:42:22 - STOS, was a offshoot of BASIC (Programming lang) Geared towards nothing else but making games! It was created by Mandarin software. Here's an excerpt from the pretty much MINT manual: "11. Writing a game There are no real rules on how you should go on about programming a game, but there are many points which can help in its design and development." The manual that came with STOS is awesome... And what STOS stands for? no idea. never mentioned. n/a
DaVince This fool just HAD to have a custom rating Registered 04/09/2004 Points 7998	22nd July, 2006 at 09:39:29 - http://www.clickteam.com/eng/downloadcenter.php?i=58 Old member (~2004-2007).
Elzevich (Elly) van Müller Registered 19/07/2006 Points 18	23rd July, 2006 at 07:03:54 - Oh my god. Shame the resources disk isnt there n/a
AndyUK Mascot Maniac Registered 01/08/2002 Points 14586	23rd July, 2006 at 10:34:56 - that sounds cool doesn't it. but the 8-bit microcomputers had a programming language built into their main system rom. Usually some early version of basic The 16 computers had an operating system instead. .
Elzevich (Elly) van Müller Registered 19/07/2006 Points 18	23rd July, 2006 at 11:14:11 - What? Atari ST had an OS allright. It looked just like finder for macintosh plus, save for green. Edit: You're prolly thinking C64 and the like... Edited by the Author. n/a
AndyUK Mascot Maniac Registered 01/08/2002 Points 14586	23rd July, 2006 at 12:25:49 - atari st is 16 bit, so thats what i said dude. .
DaVince This fool just HAD to have a custom rating Registered 04/09/2004 Points 7998	24th July, 2006 at 11:05:15 - The C64 had this commandline thingy. Um... EVERY console has an OS. Some just run in the background or are invisible. Old member (~2004-2007).
AndyUK Mascot Maniac Registered 01/08/2002 Points 14586	24th July, 2006 at 19:35:46 - the c64 isn't a console. Although commodore did release a console based on the c64 once. maybe you're thinking of the bios or kernel Davince. .
Radix hot for teacher Registered 01/10/2003 Points 3139	25th July, 2006 at 01:42:18 - EVERY console has an OS What. n/a
Phredreeke Don't listen to this idiot Registered 03/08/2002 Points 4504	25th July, 2006 at 09:28:52 - EVERY console has an OS. What OS does the Atari 2600 run? - Ok, you must admit that was the most creative cussing this site have ever seen - Make some more box arts damnit! http://create-games.com/forum_post.asp?id=285363
DaVince This fool just HAD to have a custom rating Registered 04/09/2004 Points 7998	25th July, 2006 at 17:47:12 - I dunno, but I do know that all of those systems have a basic OS. Don't forget that an OS is a piece of software that makes sure that hardware works... And that the files can be read (and interacted with). Yeah, basically that IS a bios, I guess. Edited by the Author. Old member (~2004-2007).
AndyUK Mascot Maniac Registered 01/08/2002 Points 14586	25th July, 2006 at 20:55:46 - I demand you apologise for being wrong! .
Radix hot for teacher Registered 01/10/2003 Points 3139	25th July, 2006 at 22:42:49 - Davince, please to not be talking shit. Older consoles do not have an OS or any kind of firmware. They provide hardware and the OS-like tasks are handled in the game code itself. n/a

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