Posted By
Chicken
on 2007-03-26
12:20:27
 |  YEOMAN - Unsolved mystery ;)
While browsing through my "miscellaneous" disks (usually stuff that was neither demo, game not utility), I found "frog demo" and searched the database...
http://plus4world.com/software/Yeoman
This is really weird indeed, though kinda cool. I have the same file and nothing else. I always wondered what this is. Obviously, no one knows 
The use of samples and the "(c) 1987" MIGHT be an evidence that it comes originally from C64.
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Posted By
Csabo
on 2007-03-27
11:26:36
| Re: YEOMAN - Unsolved mystery ;)
Ah yeah, I remember adding that one to the db. So weird
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Posted By
Chicken
on 2007-03-27
11:35:09
| Re: YEOMAN - Unsolved mystery ;)
I was really surprised that it made its way to plus/4 world
Maybe a link on a highly frequented C64 forum would shed some light on this...
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Posted By
Degauss
on 2007-03-27
13:06:25
| Re: YEOMAN - Unsolved mystery ;)
Wonderful stuff. I didn't knew it. It looks as if M.A. Numminen coded a demo 
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Posted By
Chicken
on 2007-03-27
14:07:34
| Re: YEOMAN - Unsolved mystery ;)
Btw, the BASIC start line says "by M. F."
And I''m still puzzled if the frog really says "Hey, come on!". It might be due to the low quality sampling
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Posted By
Chicken
on 2007-03-27
14:38:40
| Re: YEOMAN - Unsolved mystery ;)
Sorry... connection problems
I was going to write:
It might be due to the low quality sampling but to me it sounds like "Hey, savant!" or at least something starting with "s".
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Posted By
Csabo
on 2007-03-27
19:47:41
| Re: YEOMAN - Unsolved mystery ;)
You are right about the "s" sound. But "come on" makes more sense in the context...
(Off topic: remember, you can use the autolink feature: double square brackets will link to any software, member, group, tool, etc. E.g. [[Yeoman]] will become Yeoman.)
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