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What a lovely flock of gazebos
Hi there, welcome back my friends to the show that no longer comes out on time. In this episode I talk about two (count 'em) games by Tigervision, Miner 2049er and Miner 2049er Volume II. two sides of the same coin, if you will. there's lots of fun links to check out down yonder so have at it if you are so inclined. Next up is Glacier Patrol, made by Sunrise via VSS but distributed well after the fact by Telegames. I'm sure all of you spent hours playing this game in your youth,; if you'd like to tell me about it please send an email or audio to me at 2600gamebygame@gmail.com by August 19th. Thank you very kindly, have a lovely day and I thank you for listening.
Miner 2049er on Random Terrain
Miner 2049er Vol. 2 on Random Terrain
Miner 2049er coverage in Electronic Games August 1983
Miner 2049er history on Big Five Software website (archived)
Miner 2049er Vol. 2 on Atari Protos
Bill Hogue interview by ANTIC Podcast/Kevin Savetz
Miner 2049er Information Page by Nick Marentes (contains interviews)
Bill Hogue's Miner 2049er/Bounty Bob Emulator (It Works!)
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