LoadRunner - Anybody got it?
R. Champalbert
game written by a company called "Borderbund" or something. The first one I
saw was working on an Apple ][, and the last one I saw ran on a Nintendo.
This game involves collecting blocks of gold, running away from baddies, and
digging holes in the ground. I think there was an IBM conversion of it, but
it was not quite as good as the Apple one.
Is there a site where I can down load this game, or perhaps an address I can
order the game from.
Please reply by mail. If I get a good answer, I'll post it back to the net.
Thanks.
Richard Champalbert (Gus)
cs...@teach.cs.keele.ac.uk
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Julian Suen
i have it but is for my old ancient pc jr... any way they are releasing
lode runner for windows, i think the beta is out somewhere and is 4 disks
too. also i have lode runner twin for SFC and is just the same but 2 players
old games are coming back!!!
David J Walton
>This game involves collecting blocks of gold, running away from baddies, and
>digging holes in the ground. I think there was an IBM conversion of it, but
>it was not quite as good as the Apple one.
Dynamix will be releasing a new version of Lode Runner later this year.
The biggest difference I'm aware of between the old Apple and IBM versions
was the size of the playfield. The Apple (and C64) versions were 28x16.
The IBM version was slightly smaller, meaning you couldn't put your homemade
Apple/C64 levels into it. I just spoke to QA at Dynamix, and their version
has a 28x16 playfield.
Has anyone else heard a mysterious rumor that Broderbund is also re-releasing
Lode Runner? It seems strange that they would do that...
Dave
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R. Champalbert
>There is a game called Gold Runner out in the Internet somewhere. I
>don't have the site, though I'm sure it's on wuarchive. If you want more
>details, email me and I will check when I get home. Haven't played the
>game, but I'm sure it's good. There was an old CGA version of Lode
>Runner too, but apparently it's too fast on newer PCs. The good news,
>however is this: There is going to be a new Lode Runner game released
>commericially! That's right.. According to Computer Gaming World, Lode
>Runner: Legend will be released in August or September.
>
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> -- Waterloo, Ontario, Canada
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As LoadRunner is still copywrited, it is very unlikely that it will be
downloadable from an ftp site.
Richard Champalbert (Gus)
cs...@teach.cs.keele.ac.uk
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PETER GILLESPIE
>>don't have the site, though I'm sure it's on wuarchive. If you want more
>>details, email me and I will check when I get home. Haven't played the
>>game, but I'm sure it's good.
>As LoadRunner is still copywrited, it is very unlikely that it will be
>downloadable from an ftp site.
Yes there is a version called gold runner on FTP - I wouldn't bother with it
though. Superficially it duplicates LoadRunner but it has none of the
playability factor.Rapidly becomes more frustrating than anything.
Peter :) 0.02
Bryan Byun
: Does anybody know where I can get a copy of Load Runner? This is a very old
: game written by a company called "Borderbund" or something. The first one I
: saw was working on an Apple ][, and the last one I saw ran on a Nintendo.
I recently downloaded a game called "Space Station Pheta" that looks a lot
like Loderunner...except you can't dig, and so far I haven't seen any
baddies chasing you. I admit I haven't played it very much, but based on
what I've seen I probably won't in the near future, either. In a
nutshell: it sucks.
I can't believe this game is being packaged and sold for $7.99 at
electronics/software stores!
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within the next couple of months with variable sized playfields,
different terrain and other goodies (doors, lures, much smarter killers,
and more) with a scrolling platform feel. It plays somewhat differently
(feels a lot more claustrophibic as a radar display shows all the
nasties converging on you when you can't quite see them off the edge of the s
screen... something like the motion tracker in Aliens) but all playtesters
so far have felt that it has a very similar feel and is in many ways
more fun.
Polite but frantic discussions with publishers are in progress.
-->VPutz
Winged Yak Productions
Paulo A. Vicente
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If you wait a few months, there is a modern version of this classic being
released for the Macintosh.
--Paulo
S. Lee
PETER GILLESPIE <peg...@eng3.eng.monash.edu.au> wrote:
>
>Yes there is a version called gold runner on FTP - I wouldn't bother with it
>though. Superficially it duplicates LoadRunner but it has none of the
>playability factor.Rapidly becomes more frustrating than anything.
I can't find it with archie - can you tell me the site and filename?
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(R. Champalbert) wrote:
> Does anybody know where I can get a copy of Load Runner? This is a very old
There's an Apple II emulator out for the Mac called STM (Stop the
Madness). One of the disk images created for it had Lode Runner, as well
as a few other classics. If you're interested (I think STM and its images
have been removed from FTP sites) I'll e-mail them to you.
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John Switzer
>...also note that another shareware version of Lode Runner will be available
>within the next couple of months with variable sized playfields,
>different terrain and other goodies (doors, lures, much smarter killers,
>and more) with a scrolling platform feel. It plays somewhat differently
>(feels a lot more claustrophibic as a radar display shows all the
>nasties converging on you when you can't quite see them off the edge of the s
>screen... something like the motion tracker in Aliens) but all playtesters
>so far have felt that it has a very similar feel and is in many ways
>more fun.
Back in the mid-80s, when IBM had its own software catalog for the IBM PC,
they offered a game called "Roadrunner" which was a blatant rip-off of
Lode-runner - same basic idea, except with roadrunners and bird seed. It
was hilarious!
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Kevin K. Kiuchi
I've got the game..excellent fun and action not to mention being able to
edit your own levels.. i also have a copy of Miner which is Doug Smith's
prototype which i am not sure if was released to public.
kevin
Tom Finley
There is a version of Lode Runner for Macintosh, it's about 10
years old however (as old as the Mac! :]). Space Station Pheta? Don't
even mention that. It's sad.
M. Brent Sleeper
version of Lode Runner? I *think* the latest Inside Mac Games has the
scoop, including an *excellent* color screen shot...let me double
check.
[DON'T TOUCH THAT DIAL...]
Yup, I was right. In the article "IMG: New Games at CES," there's a
nice screenshot from "Lode Runner: The Legend Returns."
The accompanying text says:
"Lode Runner, the classic from 1982, is back, and believe me, it is
better than ever. The new version, entitled 'Lode Runner: The Legend
Returns,' contains ten different underground worlds and over 150 new
levels. As you are pursued through each of the 150 mazes, you must
snag all the treasure, dodge the evil Monks, and starting with just
your laser-pistol, bore through floors and walls to find the extra
tools you need to make it to safety. The new version also has some
spectacular high-resolution graphics, including fluid animation,
intriguing play fields, and bold, colorful characters. To top it all
off, you'll be able to play with a friend over a network."
Sounds like fun! Lode Runner Classic (heh!), along with Tetris, was
one of the mainstays of my freshman year dorm in college...
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John Ranney
[stuff blasted away]
: Has anyone else heard a mysterious rumor that Broderbund is also re-releasing
: Lode Runner? It seems strange that they would do that...
:
: Dave
Sounds like vaporware to me!
Frank Koehntopp
>: Has anyone else heard a mysterious rumor that Broderbund is also
re-releasing>: Lode Runner? It seems strange that they would do that...
>:
>: Dave
>Sounds like vaporware to me!
No sir!
I saw a screen shot in a pc gaming magazine, it was taken from a preview on
some computer show, I think.
Frank.
Terence Yeoh
will be a total remake of the original with better graphics and options.
Ben Hines
koehnt...@sni.de writes:
In article <koehntopp.pa...@sni.de> Frank Koehntopp,
koehnt...@sni.de writes:
>>Sounds like vaporware to me!
>No sir!
>I saw a screen shot in a pc gaming magazine, it was taken from a
preview on
>some computer show, I think.
... In other words, it's vaporware ....
bhi...@sdcc13.ucsd.edu
Obligatori .sig quote:
"You're either in with the lizard people or you're not."
- tori amos
Jeff M Lodoen
: Frank.
Vaporware only in the sense that Sierra and not Broderbund is
releasing it this time.
Kid
>>This game involves collecting blocks of gold, running away from baddies, and
>>digging holes in the ground. I think there was an IBM conversion of it, but
>>it was not quite as good as the Apple one.
>Dynamix will be releasing a new version of Lode Runner later this year.
>Has anyone else heard a mysterious rumor that Broderbund is also re-releasing
>Lode Runner? It seems strange that they would do that...
Not really, they're just capturing a whole new "age group" for their games.
Kind of like Microsoft introducing "Microsoft Arcade" with Ms Pacman,
Defender, Battlezone, and Centipede (I think those are the games), since
most people with Windoze Pee Cees weren't around for the original games.
It's kind of funny, as someone pointed out in rec.games.video.classic,
that Microsoft Arcade requires Windows 3.1, 4megs of RAM, and 6megs of
hard drive space. But the original Ms. Pacman on the Atari 2600
takes 4k and a couple of ROMs! And what the 2600 uses to generate
sound (FM waveforms) have been sampled in the Windows version.
Microsoft: the marriage of crap code and crack marketing.
Pat
R. Champalbert
been able to find out how to get LoadRunner off the internet.
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= ---== How to get LoadRunner ==--- =
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This is the way to get LoadRunner for your computer:
---== You need: ==---
1) Apple ][ emulator
2) The game itself
3) A program to convert .bin files to .dsk (PC users)
---== Where to get these from: ==---
1) wilbur.stanford.edu pub/apple2
This is were you can find apple2 emulators.
The system (apple.rom) and disk (disk.rom) ROMs can be found in apl2em.zip
You can fudge the serial ROM by copying the apple.rom to serial.rom
( Never tried this, hope it works.)
PC users: go for the apl2em.zip file. It's all you really need.
Mac users: might want the Apple ][ emulator STM, which you can get from:
cassandra.ucr.edu pub/apple2
2) minnie.cs.adfa.oz.au pub/apple2/Cassandra_mirror/incoming/images
A bunch of apple disk images.
This includes several apple games, the directory listing is bellow.
3) cassandra.ucr.edu pub/apple2/incoming/Compress/bin2dsk.zip
PC users will need this program to convers bin file to dsk files.
apl2em uses dsk files.
---== Step by step guide for PC users ==---
I'm using a PC, so here's how I got Load Runner working:
1] Get the neccessary files down.
2] Uncompress them.
3] Put all the *.exe, *.rom, *.dsk, and *.bin files into one directory.
you should have: apple.exe, apple.rom, disk.rom, disk6a.dsk,
loadrunr.bin, bin2dsk.exe.
(To be certain, you can simply put -all- the files in the same
directory. Most of them are *.asm files.)
4] Run bin2dsk like this: C:> bin2dsk loadrunr.bin disk6a.dsk
5] Run the emulator: C:> apple
6] Enjoy.
---== Using an Apple ][ ==---
If you want to have a go at using an apple, you will need to keep the file
disk6a.dsk somewhere. This file represents the startup disk, and copying a
file to disk6a.dsk is like putting a disk into the drive.
Here are the few commands I can remember:
catalog - list files on the disk
load file - load "file" from the disk
save file - save "file"
The rest of the commands are BASIC. eg Try these commands. `]' is the prompt.
] 10 print "hello world"
] 20 goto 10
] 30 end
] list
] run
^C this will stop the program.
---== Programs List ==---
This is a directory listing of the Cassandra_mirror directory.
Note: Copying and running these games is probably software piracy, but
there seems to be no other way of getting them. As for me, I'm only the
messanger.
.in.Alchemist's_Handbook.bin.gz.
.in.Anarchist's_Cookbook.bin.gz.
.in.SHERWOOD_FOREST.DSK.bin.gz.
2400ad.sit.hqx.gz
33master.dsk.gz
A2Index_6_2_94.bin
AE.cpt.bin.gz
AZTEC.DSK.bin.gz
Adron.bin.gz
Ali_Baba.bin.gz
Alien_Typhoon_&_Others.bin.gz
Apple_DOS_Toolkit.bin.gz
Apple_Panic_+.bin.gz
ArcticFox.cpt.bin.gz
Asteroids,_NM_&_H5.bin.gz
Ballblazer.README
Ballblazer_and_others.cpt.hqx.gz
Bandits.bin.gz
BardTale3.sit.bin.gz
Barnoz.B.hqx.gz
Barnoz.C.hqx.gz
Barnoz.D.hqx.gz
Barnoz.README
Berzap.cpt.bin.gz
Captain_Goodnight.sit.bin.gz
Choplifter_+.bin.gz
Conan.cpt.bin.gz
Copy_II+_5.5_(fixed).bin.gz
Copy_II_7.1.cpt.hqx.gz
CrisisMountain.cpt.bin.gz
DINEGGS.BIN.gz
Deathsword.bin.gz
DonkeyKong.cpt.bin.gz
EAMON.sit.bin.gz
Eidolon.cpt.bin.gz
Elementary_Games.bin.gz
F15_Strike_Eagle.bin.gz
Flipout.README
Fontrix_1.1.bin.gz
Force_7_(fixed).bin.gz
Four-Voice_Music.bin.gz
FreeFall_(fixed_Hyperdos).bin.gz
Frogger.cpt.bin.gz
Gamma_Goblins_+.bin.gz
Gremlins.bin.gz
Hadron.bin.gz
Hard_Hat_Mack_+.bin.gz
High_Rise.README
IAC_Disk_#19.bin.gz
Karateka.bin.gz
KoronisRift.cpt.bin.gz
LUCIFER.BIN.gz
LegacyOfAncients.cpt.bin.gz
Load_Runner.bin.gz
Locksmith_5.0.bin.gz
MOUSEPNT.BIN.gz
Mad_Venture.bin.gz
Moon_Patrol_&_Dung.bin.gz
Mouskattack_&_Serpentine.bin.gz
MysteryHouse.sit.bin.gz
Night_Driver_+.bin.gz
Night_Stalker_&_Others.bin.gz
Odyssey.bin.gz
One-on-One_+.bin.gz
PINBALL.BIN.gz
People_Pong_&_Others.bin.gz
Proterm.README
Proterm.gz
RealmOfImpossibility.cpt.bin.gz
Rescue_Raiders_(fixed).bin.gz
Robotics.sit.bin.gz
SITUATION_CRITICAL.DSK.bin.gz
SITUATION_CRITICAL.readme
SammyLightfoot.cpt.bin.gz
SargonIII.cpt.bin.gz
ScottAdams12378.bin.gz
Shuffleboard_&_Others.bin.gz
Smooth_Max.bin.gz
Sneakers,_SI_&_Others.bin.gz
Soft_Seventy_&_Games.bin.gz
Star_Blaster_+.bin.gz
Stellar_7.bin.gz
Swashbuckler_&_Others.bin.gz
Tapper.cpt.bin.gz
TextAdventures.sit.bin.gz
This_Is_Taipan.sit.bin.gz
Three_Mile_Island.README
To.Kevin.sea.BIN.gz
Tranquility_Base_+.bin.gz
WatsonImages.sea.bin.gz
XDisker_1.0.bin.gz
Xevious.bin.gz
Zenith_&_Others.bin.gz
adron.bin.gz
adventure-const-set.sit.hqx.gz
akalabeth_etc.cpt.bin.gz
baseball.dsk.gz
bilestoad.bin.gz
bureaucracy.sit.hqx.gz
california-games.sit.hqx.gz
capple-v2.txt.gz
capple-v2.zip
drol.bin.gz
duet.dsk.gz
eamon
engine.dsk.gz
ext-pc.readme
ext-pc.zip
falcons_etc.dsk.gz
fuzzStuff.sea.bin.gz
gamestuff.cpt.bin.gz
gamestuff.txt.gz
graforth.bin.gz
halley.dsk.gz
help_with_ssi_games.txt.gz
hunter.bin.gz
minotaur.bin.gz
rails.dsk.gz
repton.bin.gz
samlitft.dsk.gz
shifty.dsk.gz
sparechange.bin.gz
suicide_etc.sea.bin.gz
summer1.dsk.gz
summer2.dsk.gz
super-zaxxon.sit.hqx
taipan_etc.dsk.gz
take-one.sit.hqx.gz
tetrisII_dsk.bin.gz
to.admin.txt.gz
ul_these_plz.txt.gz
ultima-v-other4disks.sit.hqx.gz
unstuff.readme
unstuff.zip
visicalc.dsk.gz
---== End ==---
Special thanks to Paul Hagstrom, who had all the answers, and Paul Guertin,
who had some of the answers.
Richard Champalbert (Gus)
cs...@teach.cs.keele.ac.uk
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Todays translation is:
German: Mein Knoblauch funktioniert schlecht, weil es ein Betamaus ist.
English: My garlic doesn't work very well, because it is a wombat!
Matt Overstreet
>Bryan Byun (bsb...@uswnvg.com) wrote:
>: R. Champalbert (cs...@teach.cs.keele.ac.uk) wrote:
>: : Does anybody know where I can get a copy of Load Runner? This is a very old
>: : game written by a company called "Borderbund" or something. The first one I
>: : saw was working on an Apple ][, and the last one I saw ran on a Nintendo.
Actually there is an IBM version. Though it would be difficult to find...
I used to have a copy. I could look around my old disk boxes if your looking
for it.....
matt.
Ross Erickson
A new version of Lode Runner is coming out the end of this month and it
looks terrific!
Ross Erickson
r...@bangate.compaq.com
Butch Weber
>In article <32r167$3...@xanth.cs.odu.edu>, ove...@zephyr.cs.odu.edu (Matt Overstreet) says:
>>
>>In article <32elj8$5...@en.en.com>, Tom Finley <tfi...@en.com> wrote:
>>>Bryan Byun (bsb...@uswnvg.com) wrote:
>>>: R. Champalbert (cs...@teach.cs.keele.ac.uk) wrote:
>>>: : Does anybody know where I can get a copy of Load Runner? This is a very old
>>>: : game written by a company called "Borderbund" or something. The first one I
>>>: : saw was working on an Apple ][, and the last one I saw ran on a Nintendo.
>>
>>
>> Actually there is an IBM version. Though it would be difficult to find...
>>I used to have a copy. I could look around my old disk boxes if your looking
>>for it.....
>>
>
Actually, there is an old Mac version that I can still get to run on my Centris
650. Anyone interested in buying it for their Classic or Powerbook?
>A new version of Lode Runner is coming out the end of this month and it
>looks terrific!
>
>Ross Erickson
>r...@bangate.compaq.com
Butch Weber
Todd Breiholz
: Any date given on when to expect this new loderunner?
No known date, but take a look in the latest issue of Wired (don't have
the issue number handy) for a couple of screen shots.
Todd Breiholz
Kirke-Van Orsdel, Inc.
to...@work.infonet.net
AFC Tuncer
it'll be sent out this Monday (the Sep issue that is, not Lode Runner).
Tuncer
IMG
Philip R. Spagnolli
Does anyone know the reason for the title loderunner?
What is the history behinf the name???
Phil
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Jeff M Lodoen
: Does anyone know the reason for the title loderunner?
Your hero is collecting gold, which is mined from lodes/veins
in the earth (ie, "hit the mother lode").
Aaron Howell
What's this about a new version? You've got me interested now.
If anyone has definite release info, platform, hardware reqed etc,
would you be so kind as to email it to me?
Thanks
Aaron
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Peter J. Koontz
: Many thanks to all of you who replied to my mail. From your responses I have
: been able to find out how to get LoadRunner off the internet.
: ============================================================================
: = ---== How to get LoadRunner ==--- =
: ============================================================================
: This is the way to get LoadRunner for your computer:
: English: My garlic doesn't work very well, because it is a wombat!
YEA! Apple ][ Piracy Lives!!!
Since very few people payed for this stuff to begin with, why not stash
it all at a FTP site!
The question is, if you can get away with doing this for 12-year old
Apple II software (and apparently you can), why not do it for 10 year old
Mac software as well.
So, if someone can recommend a site, I'll be the first one to upload my
Mac version of Loderunner. Its version 1.0 (November 1984) and is clearly
marked "Pirate Version" in the Apple menu. It runs fine on my LC, although
displaying the high score window will crash it. The level editor is
missing.
Looking to see Ancient Art of War and Dark Castle,
Peter J. Koontz
ot...@netcom.com
PS: I don't like smileys.
Breier W. Scheetz
> The question is, if you can get away with doing this for 12-year old
> Apple II software (and apparently you can), why not do it for 10 year old
> Mac software as well.
It's less of a problem with the Apple II because it's no longer being
manufactured by Apple, and many of the old Apple // developers are out of
business, and thus care little about the use of their product nowdays. On
the other hand, with the Macintosh, many of the developers of earlier
software are thriving, and old Mac titles can still be bought in software
stores (I saw the classic Star Wars the other day).
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Peter J. Koontz
: > The question is, if you can get away with doing this for 12-year old
: > Apple II software (and apparently you can), why not do it for 10 year old
: > Mac software as well.
: It's less of a problem with the Apple II because it's no longer being
: manufactured by Apple, and many of the old Apple // developers are out of
: business, and thus care little about the use of their product nowdays. On
: the other hand, with the Macintosh, many of the developers of earlier
: software are thriving, and old Mac titles can still be bought in software
: stores (I saw the classic Star Wars the other day).
Well that is nothing more than another justifcation. It's still against
the law.
1) The three big game companies for the Apple II: Sierra OnLine,
Electronic Arts, and possibly Broderbund are all still in business.
2) The concept of 'Lode Runner' must still have some commercial
value, or it they wouldn't have remade it.
3) The Mac 128K and the IBM XT are as commercially dead as the Apple II.
What's the moral difference?
But, given that nonsense, let it be known that I'm not without sin and
I'm not casting any stones. I pirated *alot* of games in my day and am
not entirely apologetic about it.
I'm just shocked that someone would be maintaing a public FTP site on the
internet full of copyrighted software.
I seem to remember that even in the old days, even pirate BBS's had a little
more tact.
Peter J. Koontz
ot...@netcom.com
nol...@delphi.com
came a text file with info on where to get software. I thinking pd, d/l spy
hunter
trek, and something else. When I ran it they where original commercial stuff.
I wasn't shocked, I know the sites are out there, but to be so open was
shocking.
Back in 1984 I had tons of BBS #'s with pirated stuff, they lasted about a month
or two. now it seems legal to steal.
weird, but I guess it's a new world and new rules.
ps. there is a legal shareware version of Lode Runner for MAC, Station
something . I think Pheta.
Anthony Beecher
: So, if someone can recommend a site, I'll be the first one to upload my
: Mac version of Loderunner. Its version 1.0 (November 1984) and is clearly
: marked "Pirate Version" in the Apple menu. It runs fine on my LC, although
: displaying the high score window will crash it. The level editor is
: missing.
How about "Beer Runner", "Apple Panic", "Serpentine"(a killer game!), and
the infamous "Sneakers"
'Nuff Said
Anthony