I wouldn't have believed this had I not
tried it myself.
Those of you who've been reading my
Video Game Memories series on That
Guy With The Glasses might have noticed that the string of
entries I've been doing lately have all been about the educational
games I grew up playing on various versions of the Apple II computer.
Now, this is something that I may or may not have mentioned before,
but back in August, I got an iPhone. It's a nice unit and
everything. I guess it goes to show that maybe Apple deserves all
the hype they've gotten since Bill Gates came back, even if Mr. Gates
is no longer with the company, as it were.
But a funny thing happened this
evening. I was just sitting here, trying to think up something to do
before dinner, so I decided to see if I could get the emulator that
runs all those old games to work on my iPhone. Turns out, no such
luck. It's no big deal or anything, and I suppose there's an app for
that if I really want it. It's just that I don't think I want to
play Odell Lake on my iPhone badly enough to pay for the privilege.
I had just thought that a browser-based emulator called Virtual
Apple would stand a reasonably good chance of working on an iOS
device, is all.
Just as well it doesn't work, though.
I've got enough other things I should probably learn about that thing
that I really shouldn't be wasting time or resources using it to play
games. I'm sure there is, for example, a way to get screenshots so
that I can post them to blogs, for instance, if I want.
I suppose I'd better get to that. See
you soon, folks!
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