Yes, I am, occasionally. I still think that LaserTank is the all-time best puzzle game ever on the computer. I don't have much time for it anymore but I still have it installed on every computer I own (4 of them) and when I need a break, I fire it up. Am still trying to solve some of the puzzles I have played over and over. I guess the creators are a lot smarter than I. I have created 25 of them, 20 of which I submitted to be added to your list. They didn't last long on you list though for some reason (maybe not good enough, but I thought so). I haven't created any in years though.
I am currently dealing with 4 different operating systems and have to reinstall it every time I want to move it.
One thing that might help to increase the interest is if you had a portable version that didn't use the registery, just could put the executable and supporting files and folders under any single folder anywhere. That folder would be all encompassing for a stand alone LaserTank and could be moved easily.
I haven't tried it on Vista yet due to the trouble I've had with Vista. I am not sure it would even run under Vista. I am so fed up with Microsoft & Vista that I am contemplating getting a MacBook. Is there a LaserTank version for the Macintosh system?
A super idea just occurred to me. If you could market a handheld portable device for a stand alone Lasertank that allowed an SD memory card or a USB thumb drive to upload, download, and store the published or newly created games, you could actually earn something from a really good game.
Maintaining LaserTank must take a tremendous amount of time.
Thanks for a great game, puzzle, or whatever it's suppose to be. I thoroughly enjoy it. It keeps the brain cells pumping in us old guys.
In fact I think I'm ready for a LaserTank break right now.
Ron Mattingly
PS Actually, I'm surprised you still have my email address after all these years!
---- donald_drouin <[email protected]> wrote:
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Are you still a LaserTank player?
I receive less new levels from the levels creators,
less solutions for the new (and old) levels.
less high score from the GHS hunters
less messages about LaserTank matter.
I know LaserTank is an old game but maybe some of you have solutions in order to revive LaserTank
Thanks to all for your help and interest.
Donald Drouin
LaserTank manager
I am currently dealing with 4 different operating systems and have to reinstall it every time I want to move it.
One thing that might help to increase the interest is if you had a portable version that didn't use the registery, just could put the executable and supporting files and folders under any single folder anywhere. That folder would be all encompassing for a stand alone LaserTank and could be moved easily.
I haven't tried it on Vista yet due to the trouble I've had with Vista. I am not sure it would even run under Vista. I am so fed up with Microsoft & Vista that I am contemplating getting a MacBook. Is there a LaserTank version for the Macintosh system?
A super idea just occurred to me. If you could market a handheld portable device for a stand alone Lasertank that allowed an SD memory card or a USB thumb drive to upload, download, and store the published or newly created games, you could actually earn something from a really good game.
Maintaining LaserTank must take a tremendous amount of time.
Thanks for a great game, puzzle, or whatever it's suppose to be. I thoroughly enjoy it. It keeps the brain cells pumping in us old guys.
In fact I think I'm ready for a LaserTank break right now.
Ron Mattingly
PS Actually, I'm surprised you still have my email address after all these years!
---- donald_drouin <[email protected]> wrote:
=============
Are you still a LaserTank player?
I receive less new levels from the levels creators,
less solutions for the new (and old) levels.
less high score from the GHS hunters
less messages about LaserTank matter.
I know LaserTank is an old game but maybe some of you have solutions in order to revive LaserTank
Thanks to all for your help and interest.
Donald Drouin
LaserTank manager