Digger - Back and Digitally Remastered
source link: http://www.digger.org/
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Back and Digitally Remastered
Introduction
Digger was originally created by Windmill software in 1983 and released as a
copy-protected, bootable 5.25" floppy disk for the IBM PC. As it requires a
genuine CGA card, it didn't work on modern PCs.
In 1998, I created Digger Remastered, which runs on all PCs with CGA or better and plays just like the original. It also has many new features, including:
- Exit button
- Optional VGA graphics
- Recording and playback
- Real time speed control
- Keyboard redefinition
- Gauntlet mode
- Two player simultaneous mode
Highlights
Welcome to the official website of Digger Remastered. Here you will find
everything Digger-related you could possibly want. While you are here you can:
- Download Digger and related files.
- Play Java Digger.
- Read the original instructions.
- Find out what's new in the world of Digger.
- Discover who are the champion Digger players in the hall of fame.
- Join one of the Digger mailing lists.
- Discover everything we know about Windmill software.
- Become part of the latest craze to be sweeping the world. I've had thousands of emails from people all over the world thanking me for making Digger available again.
Included with each version of the game is a text file which contains some of the information from this site.
Help wanted
As is abundantly clear from the tumbleweeds on the What's New page, I don't have much spare time to work on Digger at the moment. The Digger community desparately needs someone new to take over the project, update the website and do some much needed development on the game itself. Are you that person? |
This site was The 80s Server's "Totally Awesome site of the day" on January 25th, 1999.
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