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Old October 13th, 2009, 11:11 AM
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Could it be Cartooners? I have this in my collection but haven't even looked at it yet. It consists of 3 disks, the 3rd of which is labelled "Space Art".
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Old October 17th, 2009, 02:01 PM
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Hey everyone! I've been trying to track down a game from my early
youth that ran on an Apple II. Rather than a game, it was more of a
print shop type program where you built a creature and put it before a
number of backdrops- so you could pick legs, arms, head, and put it on
an alien backdrop (surface of moon or something similar) or any number
of others, and then print it out. I haven't had any success in
finding it on any lists, especially since I have no idea what it was
called or who made it, and I figured with all the classic Apple fans
here, someone might know! If it helps, it was not a free-form drawer
like kid pix, and we played it at school in our comp. classroom. This
would have been around 1988.
Most educational Apple software in the classroom was from MECC and was not generally available retail, so you will have a lot of trouble finding it on mirrors.

Last year I needed floppies so I trashed all of my MECC educational stuff I didn't think, after two decades, there was any demand for it...
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Old November 7th, 2009, 07:03 AM
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Could it be Facemaker? Or Facemaker II?
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Old November 12th, 2009, 10:37 AM
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The asimov mirrors do have a pretty good collection of Mecc stuff, and I have a connection at a school which still has a massive library of mecc things. Massive. I might ask there.
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