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dec :: Books :: 101 BASIC Computer Games Mar75
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dec :: Books :: 101 BASIC Computer Games Mar75
dec :: Books :: 101 BASIC Computer Games Mar75
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Tony Di Cenzo (EBD 1974-1995)
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Subject: Possible first edition of 101 Basic Computer Games
Subject: Possible first edition of 101 Basic Computer Games
This appears to be the first or the last DEC-pulished edition of 101 BASIC Computer Games. A subsequent edition was published by Dave Ahl after he left DEC in this same time frame. Brings back a lot of memories as I was in the EDU industry product group at that time.
While there were more advanced games (such as DEC's lunar langer for the GT40 graphics terminal, this was a popular publication.
Ken Olson was very much aware of and proud that DEC could publish this compilation. I do not believe that DEC published another version after Ahl came out with his.
While there were more advanced games (such as DEC's lunar langer for the GT40 graphics terminal, this was a popular publication.
Ken Olson was very much aware of and proud that DEC could publish this compilation. I do not believe that DEC published another version after Ahl came out with his.
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