I had a Commodore 64/128 back in the day and had a lot of great games for it. One game I recently got again and have been playing in WinVICE (the best Commodore emulator out there) is really tough. Please note, the game is ONLY for the Commodore 128, although the syntax I give below may work for the 64 as well.
There's a 'hidden' hint file on the disc. I found the file and I have directions from the game on how to run it. (The file name is ROSEBUD. Original, huh? :P )
Only I've long since lost access to a ACTUALL system, and I can't get the simple program to work -- so I can't read the hint file.
Here is the program we're susposed to run to display it on screen:
10 f$="rosebud"
20 open8,8,8,(f$):do:get#8,a$rinta$;
loop until st:close8
RUN
When I try to RUN it, I can see the disc light come on but then the computer says 'syntax error in line 20' which means something is wrong.
Damn frustrating also, because I KNOW i have that written down right from the instructions. :/
I know Flack and some other people on here were BIG C64/128 users also back in the day and that someone can help me out.
Or is there another way to view the file using a command of WinVICE or something in Windows, perhaps? The hint file is just one file that is part of the .D64 image.
Thanks in advance!