Originally, there were three official versions of DINO EGGS that actually saw the light of day. I wrote the game for the Apple ][. The IBM adaptation was done by Leon Frenkel, then a young fellow in Plano, TX. I'm still in touch with Leon today. The C64 version was done by Leonard Bertoni. I never met Leonard. He has several 8-bit game credits listed on MobyGames. I'd love to hear from you, Leonard, if you get wind of this! And -- there was to be a ColecoVision cartridge. In fact, the anticipation for ColecoVision was a big part of DINO EGG being signed by MicroLab in 1982. They were HOT to get games on ColecoVision, and they had plans to port my first game CRISIS MOUNTAIN to ColecoVi
A Dino Eggs fan on YouTube wrote: "I was also lucky enough to have played the game as a young lad (on my older brother's C64, of course). "I remember it fondly due to its comfortless, creepy vibe, with its solemn stage-starting music and the disturbing sight of Tim de-evolving into a spider. I"t represents one of my many cherished gaming memories. Thanks for creating it!"
Video Display --------------- By default, the game displays Full Screen in the same resolution as the Windows Desktop. If the game displays, but you want to select a different resolution for the game, or change from Full Screen to Windowed mode: -- From the Title Page, choose Options. -- Move down the Options menu to Screen Resolution. Move left/right with the Arrow Keys or Joystick to select from the long list of available Screen Resolutions. -- Move down the Options menu to Full Screen. Choose Off to have the game display in a Window rather than fill the entire screen. -- Move down the Options menu to Optimize. Choose Graphics to have the game display full visual quality, even if it mig
