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This drive is similar to the package I picked up at Micro Center for around $15 USD (just without the IBM logo). One of the drives was in a nondescript, tan cardboard box that was easy to open up. I visited a Micro Center and they had two types of external USB floppy drives available. User comments were varied in how reliable these drives would be with the disks. Buying a drive off the internet and hoping that it would work with 720K disks was a bit of a gamble.

I found a number of products like this which claimed to work with 1.44MB disks, but most products were not very clear if they did or did not work with the older 720K format.

Since I haven't owned a computer with a floppy drive in it for many years, I went in search of an external floppy drive that would be able to read both 720K and 1.44MB disks. Most of my floppy disks were 720K or 1.44MB disks for the PC, with a handful of 800K Mac formatted disks. The last time I had done an archive was back in the late 90s, so it was a good idea to go through this process while there was still the necessary hardware available to back up these old relics of digital storage. Last year, I took on the arduous task of archiving around 200 old floppy disks. Apple II 800K floppy disk (for IIc Plus, IIgs, etc)Archiving Mac Floppies 7th May 2018 | Tutorial.

PO images for Apple II emulators or floppy emu.

128K required for Mockingboard support and mono-tiles.ĭescription of the various configurations:.

5.25″ disk drive or 3.5″ 800K disk drive (800K disk available upon request).

Apple II, II+, or IIe with at least 64K.

There may or may not ever be a IIgs version released, although one was originally planned. However, this particular version of the game does not take advantage of any IIgs specific features. This version of the game will run on an Apple IIgs because the IIgs is backwards compatible with the Apple II.