I want to personally thank you for your dedication to After Dark, especially the "You Bet Your Head" module. When I got After Dark 3.0 on CD in 1996 for Easter (yes, I got flying toasters instead of chocolate rabbits in my basket when I was 9), I spent countless hours playing around with it--and the game feature of that module--on my Mac LC.
I got the Disney Collection for my Windows computer of the day and to this day it's one of my favorite collections of all time. (I only wish I had also bought it for my Mac--I've been looking for it since then).
I was actually thinking of "Darkside" when this topic came up. I remembered reading about it and for a while had the name stuck in my head (probably because I like Pink Floyd) but it was on the tip of my tongue the other day and I couldn't get the name out. It would work, but from what I recall "Darkside" was an application and not a startup document like After Dark was. (I think I've got this right?)
I'd love to see the old modules back in action. I retired my LC from use in 2003 (to put it in its original box) and now have no Macs set up that can run the After Dark CD (unless I get my Colour Classic restored). I'd love to be able to, at the very least, see them in action on my OS 9 iBook G3 (especially the one called Vista, since it was PPC-only and I never got to see it since I had an LC...yes, an original 68020 LC). Using them on OS X with an Intel processor would be even better.
BTW: I still have one of those old order forms for a flying toasters shirt, which I always wanted--do you think anyone would still have them? (A longshot, I know, but worth a shot).
I got the Disney Collection for my Windows computer of the day and to this day it's one of my favorite collections of all time. (I only wish I had also bought it for my Mac--I've been looking for it since then).
I was actually thinking of "Darkside" when this topic came up. I remembered reading about it and for a while had the name stuck in my head (probably because I like Pink Floyd) but it was on the tip of my tongue the other day and I couldn't get the name out. It would work, but from what I recall "Darkside" was an application and not a startup document like After Dark was. (I think I've got this right?)
I'd love to see the old modules back in action. I retired my LC from use in 2003 (to put it in its original box) and now have no Macs set up that can run the After Dark CD (unless I get my Colour Classic restored). I'd love to be able to, at the very least, see them in action on my OS 9 iBook G3 (especially the one called Vista, since it was PPC-only and I never got to see it since I had an LC...yes, an original 68020 LC). Using them on OS X with an Intel processor would be even better.
BTW: I still have one of those old order forms for a flying toasters shirt, which I always wanted--do you think anyone would still have them? (A longshot, I know, but worth a shot).