Again, stellar production of screen shots!

Tuss

Police quest is a top quality game, and I loved it

sterge: Maybe you did love it, but you stopped doing so

Mr. C police quest is the first game I ever finished, way back when I was like 10. Back when you still played games on the 5.25 inch floppy's and the black and yellow screens. PQ is a classic and will allways be.

Edited by sterge10 at 06:49 on November, 17th 2002

On what strange system have you played it if it was on 4.5 inch floppies?

I don't know what your talking about, who mentioned 4.5 inch disks

Anyway, what are 5.25 inch floppy disks then? Never heard of those, either

five and one quater inch, you must know some basic math mr c

Those disks to the best of my knowledge don't exist and never have.

ok well I have some sitting next to me the big old ones, got replaced by the newer 3.5 inch floppies.

3.5 inch floppies? Never heard of those, either! In fact, I've never seen floppy disks being measured in inches anyway....

are you jsut being difficult or are you serious here, I have always talked of flopies in terms of their actual size not the amount they hold.

Yes, so do I. 3.5 inches would be some kind of 'mini-disk' I've never seen though!

I don't know what weird disks you have over there in Germany, but we have 2 types 1 is three and a half inches the other 5 and a quater inches

Well, here we had 5.25" in the days of the C64 and then (i.e. from 1985 on) 3.5".

OH i'm sorry I didn't put in your " and actually wrote the word inches, forgive me for thinking it's the same thing. I'll try harder next time

Ok, ok, I confess I was just bored a bit Anyway, I still don't know what system you played the game on because in the days of the C64, you weren't even born, and who the hell continued using 5.25" disks after that???

I don't know the computer we have in the roof now, it was like an 86 or something. with the aforementioned blakc and yellow screen, in the days when yes you had to type in commands. I'll ask tommorrow what exactly it is and it's not a C64, but yes we did have it from before I was born.

An 8086? Wow, I pity you

It was something like that, back before windows and before microsoft controlled everything.

The best thing is i could get it down now and it would probably still work, though why i would want to is beyond me.

Edited by sterge10 at 14:06 on November, 17th 2002