Where in the World Is Carmen Sandiego - Apple II Game Review
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Date: 2022-04-14
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rautamiekka
Hmm, I think a similar game could be made into an MMO of sorts: the devs create missions and Players do them, but I imagine the only form of multiplayer would be teammates are thrown around the map and whoever is the closest goes to the next place reported by another teammate, otherwise it'd be strictly singleplayer.
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Hmm, I think a similar game could be made into an MMO of sorts: the devs create missions and Players do them, but I imagine the only form of multiplayer would be teammates are thrown around the map and whoever is the closest goes to the next place reported by another teammate, otherwise it'd be strictly singleplayer.
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TanRu
Nice to see Phreakindee givin' the Apple II some love. And what's this I hear about a IIGS review in the works: ) I'm thrilled to hear that. My IIGS review was the first review I ever really did and it bugs me to death all the other stuff I should've mentioned in it. Good to know it'll be given the special treatment soon.
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Nice to see Phreakindee givin' the Apple II some love. And what's this I hear about a IIGS review in the works: ) I'm thrilled to hear that. My IIGS review was the first review I ever really did and it bugs me to death all the other stuff I should've mentioned in it. Good to know it'll be given the special treatment soon.
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MrYaotubo
Carmen sandiego: 24 edition.
Play as jack bauer doing whatever it takes to capture carmen before whatever plans she has is finalized.
With a innovative system to -convince- suspects to give jack clues and a 24 hour time limit.
-scene shift with 4 screens and a clock showing 00: 00: 00-
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Carmen sandiego: 24 edition.
Play as jack bauer doing whatever it takes to capture carmen before whatever plans she has is finalized.
With a innovative system to -convince- suspects to give jack clues and a 24 hour time limit.
-scene shift with 4 screens and a clock showing 00: 00: 00-
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bobinator1992
Did you know they made a 3D platformer for the Gamecube and the PS2 about this? You play as some random kid with a staff, and Carmen has a robot army. .Yeah, dunno what they were thinking. It'd be like turning Math Blaster into a SHMUP or something.
. That hasn't been done yet, has it?
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Did you know they made a 3D platformer for the Gamecube and the PS2 about this? You play as some random kid with a staff, and Carmen has a robot army. .Yeah, dunno what they were thinking. It'd be like turning Math Blaster into a SHMUP or something.
. That hasn't been done yet, has it?
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kanedaBJF
I played a later PC version of Carmen San Diego so much that my Almanac was virtually disintegrating. It's one of those weird games where you can't quite put your finger on why it's so addicting - it just is. Funny thing is that I hated Geography with a passion when I was in school.
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I played a later PC version of Carmen San Diego so much that my Almanac was virtually disintegrating. It's one of those weird games where you can't quite put your finger on why it's so addicting - it just is. Funny thing is that I hated Geography with a passion when I was in school.
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strangerreality
Hey Clint, do you play this game on one of the original iterations of the Apple II, or do you play it on the later but amazingly 100% compatible Apple IIGS? (Mostly curious because I currently have an Apple II, but no desk in my house is large enough to set it up)
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Hey Clint, do you play this game on one of the original iterations of the Apple II, or do you play it on the later but amazingly 100% compatible Apple IIGS? (Mostly curious because I currently have an Apple II, but no desk in my house is large enough to set it up)
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rwdplz1
Just played and beat the original for the Macintosh on my Classic II. The internet makes these games a LOT easier than they were back in the day. You just have to remember it was programmed in the 80's, some of the information has changed
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Just played and beat the original for the Macintosh on my Classic II. The internet makes these games a LOT easier than they were back in the day. You just have to remember it was programmed in the 80's, some of the information has changed
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I don't know about yours, but my mis-spent youth was mostly spent on Where In The World, Prince Of Persia and Monty On The Run. Oh, yeah, can't forget Wonderboy. Yay for the Apple IIe at school and the Commodore 64 at home!
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I don't know about yours, but my mis-spent youth was mostly spent on Where In The World, Prince Of Persia and Monty On The Run. Oh, yeah, can't forget Wonderboy. Yay for the Apple IIe at school and the Commodore 64 at home!
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fanjoy
I remember I had -Where in Time Is Carmen San Diego- when I was a little kid. I actually managed to get through most of it up until the Inca level, where I got lost since I was too dumb to go on the internet.
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I remember I had -Where in Time Is Carmen San Diego- when I was a little kid. I actually managed to get through most of it up until the Inca level, where I got lost since I was too dumb to go on the internet.
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