Videogame on K2600

[JackJens]

If you don't know, there a silly videogame in every K2600.

It's a sort of ARKANOID.

Just follow my instructions :

- Go to Master Mode
- Press UTIL
- Now you have : MIDI - Objects - Voices - Stealer - (A Free Space) - Done
- Press on the free Space
- Now Yopu have a sort of numerical code on your display. Press SETUP button
- Welcome to K2600 GAME !!!!

(You control your bar with the Weel !!!!)

LET'S HAVE FUN !!!!!

And tell me which is your record ???

[ImaX]

If you're in the game a drum channel is used to make sound effects while you're playing. Therefore you can use any sound you like, and there's even a special program for playing. You can find it on the net, it's called "pongware". I haven't tried it yet, but I have the files, so if you don't find it I can upload it four you.
The big thing I miss is a clock on the kurz!! Would be very helpful on a gig to check out when it's time to com to an end...

[JJ Key]

THat is so F'n cool! How did you find out about that?? I never would have beleived it..

JJ

[ImaX]

Isn't it in the manual? I can remember a page on which some options are described...
TRy this: make a string-search (press 'enter' and a number-key at the same time) and type 'hello'. I don't understand the meaning of the answer, but perhaps it's funny :-)

[JackJens]

The Answer.....

"Greetings Professor Falken" is taken from a great FILM :

"WAR GAMES" !!!!!!

So cool !!!!

[ImaX]

Ah, thanks. I found it often quoted on the net. And what's its meaning?

[Over The Edge]

Yeah, good ol' PONG!


FL
www.franklucas.net

[Sol]

That's just wrong.

[Over The Edge]

Ain't that the truth?

FL
www.franklucas.net

[Mike Martin]

You also just use the Search utility to get to the game.

Press and hold the ENTER button then press a number on the numeric keypad. Type Pong or Game. Press Enter again. #3 defaults to game so you don't have to type it. :)

[Over The Edge]

Ha Ha Ha!

This is sooooo common knowledge that even the Yamaha rep. knows all about it. :P


You're awesome Mike!


FL
www.franklucas.net

[Mike Martin]

I worked for Kurzweil full time for almost 6 years. I was also a clinician for a couple years before that. I bought one of the first K2000R's ever produced.

But yes, now I work for Yamaha! :)

Now if you have a KSP8 with an RSP8 remote you can play Missle Command. :o