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"Greetings Commander. You ship has successfully docked. Berthing fee is 4 credits per day. Please follow along for the tour..."
Here on the orbital platform, you can learn a bit more about this web site... before going "planetside". Have a good look around. Some areas are highly detailed and receive frequent updates. There are a few ways to navigate this site, either via the menu below, or from the entry index pages (you probably just came from and which you can return to with a click on the blue planet in the upper left corner). Thanks for coming and please enjoy your visit. |
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This site grew out of my homepage area, started back on Compuserve back in 1997. It has developed as I have, and in many ways now serves as an on-line portfolio of my interests and abilities. Of course, this place is a one man show. I hand code all the hyper text documents, create the graphics, and develop the content (sorry if there is a typo or two). On this site you will find review, comment, and help articles I have written, along with a strong dose of creative writing. Additionally, you will find complete PC programs I have coded and compiled - these are available for free download.
However, as time goes by, this site has developed more and more of a focus on showcasing and supporting a collection of unique and impressive older PC games. While such software may sometimes require its own vintage PC platform to run correctly... these programs are still very worthwhile and enjoyable to use - and remain relatively unsurpassed by today's software developers' efforts. Recently, newer versions of an 8088 PC emulator, called DOSBox, have come along quite nicely; thus providing a decent level of "Old DOS" support on various newer platforms and operating systems. Thus, many near abandoned older programs are now being rediscovered by a whole new generation of users. |
For those who are unfamiliar with PC games, simulations, and their development, or for those who think: "games are for kids"... Please kindly review my commentary:
Golden Era PC Games, Vintage Software - Why They Count!
This section of the site contains a large amount of my creative energy. The content of the section center around a program or special simulator which is a world - no, make that a galaxy - unto itself. The area provides support and generates interest for an outstanding program which combines flight simulation with space exploration, trading, and adventure... If you are unfamiliar with this program you can find out more information by clicking on the FE2 logo graphic above.
The bulk of the FE2 Section is located in a virtual drinking establishment. If you are Elite Commander you may wish to skip the introduction and go directly to the...
Primary sub-areas under the Frontier Elite II Section include:
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I have been into flight simulations since 1979 or so... there's been quite a bit of change since then! This sub-menu provides a corral to non-spaceflight related flight simulation products discussed here... |
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This area involves VRML (Virtual Reality Modeling Language) viewers and models for download. Also provides information and support for associated software. |
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While this section is featured as a sub-section off the Pilot's Lounge, it is in fact, its own area... Learn about the best space simulator, ever created. |
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As above, this is another complete area off the Pilot's Lounge, showcasing a unique program in the space simulation genre: Hyperspeed is a 1991 Microprose product which blends role playing, space simulation, space combat, and trading in a seamless and highly enjoyable fashion. |
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Ever want to create your own 3D program, but without the hassle of learning C/C++ code? Virtual Reality Studio - Resource gives you the tools and support to make it happen. This section makes available and supports: Domark's classic game building utility program: Virtual Reality Studio, developed by Incentive Software in 1991. |
Frontier Elite II • Hyperspeed • Internet Space Builder 3.0 • Microsoft Flight Simulator 4.0b • Microsoft Space Simulator • Privateer 2: The Darkening • Terminus • Stunt Island • Virtual Home Space Builder (VHSB) • Domark's Virtual Reality Studio
I greatly enjoy boats and activities by the seashore. In fact, I'm usually never far from the water; thus I have developed this boating section.
For news on the changes to this site, and a chronicle of its evolution.
Hi, I'm Mic Healey (aka Commander Mic). If you're interested in getting to know your host a bit you can check out my public web resume by clicking on my picture at left.
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