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Really (x5) Old Mac Tank Game
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There used to be this old classic Mac game, and I'm kicking ymself trying to remember what it was...It was mostly black, with yellow flags and red tanks...little green speed-up triangles... Anyone remember it? *killing myself trying to remember it*
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Originally posted by macgyvr64:
.It was mostly black, with yellow flags and red tanks...little green speed-up triangles...
Spectre?
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Originally posted by skipjack:
Spectre?
yes, spectre.
-r.
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Location: Atlanta, GA
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Yeah! That's it! Thanks
Anyone know if the source code is out there?
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Join Date: Jun 2000
Location: Highland Park, IL / Santa Monica, CA
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Be happy.
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Join Date: Sep 2000
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only the old-timers would remember this one.
I must have lost days to this game as a kid. Beef up speed, then armour, and leave weapons on as low as possible 
Spectre VR was pretty cool too - loved some of those weapons
-- james
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Join Date: Jul 2001
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When I saw the title my immediate though was Bolo  I remember Spectre though. That was a load of fun and ran real well even on low spec machines.
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Ah Spectre VR. I have the original CD here still. Contemplating selling it on eBay actually.
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Originally posted by thePurpleGiant:
Ah Spectre VR. I have the original CD here still. Contemplating selling it on eBay actually.
oooh...
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Originally posted by macgyvr64:
oooh...
Bad timing. There's an electronics surplus store called Weird Stuff Warehouse in Sunnyvale, California that had a whole bin of those CDs at the front of the store as free giveaways last year.
I have 3-1/2" floppys of Spectre and Spectre Supreme, but I have no idea if or where you could find source code.
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Aww man...
Actually, it wouldn't be too hard to just rewrite it, lol.
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Join Date: Jun 2000
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Originally posted by Osirisis:
When I saw the title my immediate though was Bolo I remember Spectre though. That was a load of fun and ran real well even on low spec machines.
Yeah, I thought Bolo too. I've got 3 or so legit copies of Spectre. Hey, that's a good reason to drag out the Quadra 630!
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Is this a good place for an argument?
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