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Posted By
MMS
on 2015-11-03
10:48:47
 |  Re: Lego vs Computers
Well, the Dark Side is almost there... you need no special complex 3D object, just more textures (although I dunno how it is possible to move them on a surface, some demogroup people could answer it.  )
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Posted By
Litwr
on 2015-11-02
13:47:49
| Re: Lego vs Computers
Minecraft is considered as a kind of Lego game. Is it possible to make a working plus/4 in this realm? It looks possible -- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wgJfVRhotlQ.
BTW Amstrad CPC enthusiast began to realize a game similar to Minecraft http://www.cpcwiki.eu/forum/programming/minecraft-port/. IMHO it is possible to make 8-bit port of Minecraft for the reduced screen size, e.g., 100x100...
I played with Minetest (a free clone of Minecraft) - it is very amazing.
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Posted By
Ati
on 2015-11-01
12:13:05
| Re: Lego vs Computers
https://ideas.lego.com/projects/97019
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Posted By
Patrick
on 2015-08-28
13:13:32
| Re: Lego vs Computers
i know that back in the days it was possible to connect a C64 to lego. somebody knows if it was also done for c16/+4?
http://www.miniland.nl/Dacta/robotica.htm
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Posted By
Csabo
on 2015-08-25
12:45:35
| Re: Lego vs Computers
Those are both really nice, expert builds. For the longest time I've had on my mind to build a life-size Plussy, but I never get around to it
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