Re: ASCII meets games
From Björn De Meyer <bjo...@secom.be>
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· 5 Apr 2000 00:00 · View full thread
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Nacken wrote: > > Hello Wesley, > > I want to create a quest-rpg-game which plays in a fantasy world... Qbasic is horrible for that! You can only use 64k of memory! That's nothing! There are many better freeware compilers/ interpreters out on the web. I suggest you look for Yabasic, or Xbasic, or even BWBasic for that matter. Or why not learn C(++) and get DJGPP+ALLEGRO. I'll tell you more if you are interested. (Sorry for the off-topic post) Obascii: One-line flying bird: \/
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