Combinations of illness, holiday commitments, and technical difficulties all conspired against us this month. Our apologies for this episode being a bit late. Tune in as well to pine along with Quinn for the never-to-be Ultima VI. Keep listening, because you won’t want to miss Alex casually dropping the phrase “Late nineties and early naughties” in his charming Australian accent. Help encourage him to finish it, because we all want to buy it very very badly.
#Nox archaist shattered sword a2central archive
He also talks about the legal challenges of running an archive site like this, which luckily are not too serious for this obscure machine. We finish up with talk of the future of the site, and the difficulty of finding some really rare software packages- help contribute content! Alex is also working on an Apple IIgs coffee table book. Alex walks us through the history of IIgs emulators, and all the ways that the IIgs Finder was actually better than the Mac. This month on Open Apple, we sit down with Alex Lee, purveyor of the canonical IIgs reference site What Is The Apple IIgs? We talk about what it was like being one of the brave few with this machine, and that feeling of living in a secret world of incredible graphics and sound that nobody else seemed to know about.
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