Laser from Big Blue Disk #12

1987 · MS-DOS · Commodore 64 · Joel Ellis Rea

This is the EGA based "laser" show from IBM Big Blue Disk #12. It uses higher graphics modes to draw various colored line patterns against alternating color backgrounds. From the text file: LASER SHOW By Joel Ellis Rea Inspired by Glen Bredon's Laser Show published in LOADSTAR for the Commodore 64 OK, we realize that some of you think of graphics programs like LASER SHOW as the "lilies of the field" of computer programs. We'll be the first to admit that the fascinating patterns LASER SHOW weaves across your screen won't keep your business finances in order or teach you more about BASIC programming. What LASER SHOW will do, however, is tap your computer's potential to entertain -- if only for a few minutes. Who knows? Maybe in those few moments you will see something that you didn't know your PC could do. However long you play with LASER SHOW, it won't be a waste of time. To run this program outside BEST OF BIG BLUE DISK, type: LASER. DISK FILES THIS PROGRAM USES: LASER.EXE BRUN30.EXE RETURN30.EXE