Terry Yager wrote:
> I must be *really* weird then. I used to have a color
> monitor that emulated monochrome, in your choice of
> colorz; green, amber, or full 4-color RGB, selectable
> by a switch.
Well my dear Friend - you simply cannot reproduce Interlace
graphics to the same effect on a colour monitor. Green Screens
were a standard option with Amstrads CPCs (regardless of
however popular they were), to have colour costed extra as
well as having a Disc Drive (yes that's Disc Drive) -
specifically on an 464 computer.
Of course everyone comes crawling back to Colour eventually -
I only did so when games required Colour to be playable -
however one such game - which required you to pop the sequence
on Ballons (in the right coloured order) was far more
enjoyable to play on a green screen! :-D
Interlace though kicks on a Green Screen - cause it takes more
time for a pixel to diminish on an Green Screen - than with
Colour.
CP/M User.