Alex Lee

Merry Kansas Fest Eve everybody!

'What is the Apple IIGS?' now includes two new categories of archived
software: 8-bit Apple II games and educational programs on 3.5" disk.
Sure, this stuff might not be IIGS specific software, but being on 3.5"
disk sure goes a long way. It might even be the beginnings of a new
archive…perhaps called 'What is the Apple IIc+?'.

http://www.whatisthe2gs.apple2.org.za/news/

Hope to see some more of the hardcore 8-bit fans out there contribute
some 'new' material to the archive! :-)

- Alex

Bill W.

Very interesting. I was just wondering the other day how much 8 bit
software was released on 3.5" disk. Apparently, it was quite a bit
more than I thought.

bill.martens@gmail.com

On Jul 21, 2:56*am, "Bill W." <billspam...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Very interesting. *I was just wondering the other day how much 8 bit
> software was released on 3.5" disk. *Apparently, it was quite a bit
> more than I thought.

Looks good! Now I just have to go digging through my collection again.

Warren Ernst

On Jul 20, 10:56*am, "Bill W." <billspam...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Very interesting. *I was just wondering the other day how much 8 bit
> software was released on 3.5" disk. *Apparently, it was quite a bit
> more than I thought.

Well, ALL the Beagle Bros TimeOut series of software was available on
both 3.5 and 5.25 inch disks. A few of the Classics too.

-Warr