Seriously, that was my favourite game for years. I remember, our informatics class in highschool was incredibly dull, so somebody had saved a copy of the first game of "carmen sandiego" in every computer. Every time the teacher's back was turned, we started playing it... and no matter how often the teachers deleted it from the computers, we'd always save it back. You see, that game was just the right size to fit into a floppy disk, so when the teacher had to leave the class to run an errand, we'd quickly pass a copy around so that we could save it back. Oh, those were the good days... XD
Though I've only managed to catch her in the first game twice, and only once in the "travels through time". She's darn sneaky. :x
You're right: those were the days... :) That sounds incredibly clever of you guys. :D
I only ever had the second or third version of the game, I think, and I beat it a few times, but only because I kept asking my dad for answers. ;) I wasn't exactly a wordly child...
It's amazing the lenghts people will go to, just to escape from boredom... forget necessity; boredom is the real mother of inventive. ;D It was really fun back then. The teacher only had to turn his back on us a second before you started hearing the trademark "carmen sandiego" music, signalling the game loading on at least half the computers in the room. XD
Me, I always liked to play it on my own (maybe that's why she slipped from me so many times); I remember all the time I spent memorizing flags because, more often than not, the only clue as to where she'd gone was "she boarded a ship with a read and white flag", or something like that. ^^U My favourite villain of all the games is Justin Case, hands down. I've had so much fun using his name... Pity only English-speaking people get the pun. ^^U
(btw, you didn't get a chance to check my ficcie yet, by any chance, did you? *puppy eyes*)
Ack, sorry, not yet! D: I have a midterm today, actually (I really should be studying before school starts instead of checking my e-mail and LJ...), for psychology, so... yeah. But I'll try to beta it tonight! I'm sorry for the delay!
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Seriously, that was my favourite game for years. I remember, our informatics class in highschool was incredibly dull, so somebody had saved a copy of the first game of "carmen sandiego" in every computer. Every time the teacher's back was turned, we started playing it... and no matter how often the teachers deleted it from the computers, we'd always save it back. You see, that game was just the right size to fit into a floppy disk, so when the teacher had to leave the class to run an errand, we'd quickly pass a copy around so that we could save it back. Oh, those were the good days... XD
Though I've only managed to catch her in the first game twice, and only once in the "travels through time". She's darn sneaky. :x
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I only ever had the second or third version of the game, I think, and I beat it a few times, but only because I kept asking my dad for answers. ;) I wasn't exactly a wordly child...
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It was really fun back then. The teacher only had to turn his back on us a second before you started hearing the trademark "carmen sandiego" music, signalling the game loading on at least half the computers in the room. XD
Me, I always liked to play it on my own (maybe that's why she slipped from me so many times); I remember all the time I spent memorizing flags because, more often than not, the only clue as to where she'd gone was "she boarded a ship with a read and white flag", or something like that. ^^U
My favourite villain of all the games is Justin Case, hands down. I've had so much fun using his name... Pity only English-speaking people get the pun. ^^U
(btw, you didn't get a chance to check my ficcie yet, by any chance, did you? *puppy eyes*)
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(Also, Justin Case? <3 I love puns)
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