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From: psampson@bnr.ca (Paul Sampson)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.cbm
Subject: C=16 vs C=+4 question
Date: 18 Sep 1995 12:20:00 GMT
Organization: Bell Northern Research
Message-ID: <43jo5g$mn0@bmdhh222.bnr.ca>
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Just picked up a C=16 and a C=+4, and was (pleasently) shocked to
find out that most of the games seem to be compatible, according
to the packaging.
Am I correct in thinking that the C=16 is the same as the +4, but
with 32k less RAM and no 'business' software? I remember the review
of the C=+4 in Personal Computer Work, (1984 - Field Goal or
Foul), but I can't say that I remember the compatibility between
the two being mentioned.
Finally, what software support was there? I currently have about
50 games, mostly Mastertronic and C= badged. These two machines
certainly hit the low points in the life cycle of C=, unlike the
VIC20 and '64 a couple of years before.
Follow ups please, mail bounces.
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