Copy of GM found in the wild

[GMG Mike]

I thought I would post this because it was neat.

I have a small company refurbishing old Macintosh computers (www.adoptamac.com). A lot are broken up for parts and others are sold whole on eBay and the website and such.

When one is broken up for parts the hard drive goes in a bin to be tested and wiped later. Today I selected some SCSI drives to wipe.

On this one particular 2 GB drive is a copy of GameMaker Lite v1.02. Unfortunately, there are no game project files, so I don't think they made anything with it.

Still, it's kind of neat to see a program like GM found in the wild. I made a copy of it, in case Al wanted it or anything. The rest of the drive is being wiped.

[EqwanoX]

wow, 1.02, it probly had no features accept  a gotocard command

i would like to get a mac classic ii or the color or something with os7.6

[alias]

I have a few old mac classics, im a bit of a collector  

[GuthanSoftware]

I thought I would post this because it was neat.


On this one particular 2 GB drive is a copy of GameMaker Lite v1.02. Unfortunately, there are no game project files, so I don't think they made anything with it.

Still, it's kind of neat to see a program like GM found in the wild. I made a copy of it, in case Al wanted it or anything. The rest of the drive is being wiped.

Hey could you post a megaupload link for it so I could try it out?

[jeremymaharg]

Hey could you post a megaupload link for it so I could try it out?

http://alstaffieri.com/oldsoftware.html#gamemaker

Above is a link to Al's GM Lite page. It's slightly newer (v1.2.1) than the version mentioned, and it requires Mac OS 9 or older to run. It's basically a free stripped-down (Lite) GameMaker. It can compile standalone apps, but lacks scripting abilities, and has poorer graphics tools (no Fill tool, for example).

[GuthanSoftware]

Thanks Jeremy Cookie for you!