ASCII Star Wars
I’ve never seen this…perhaps I’m a little late. Fine. I’m about a decade too late. Star Wars Episode IV done in complete animated ASCII art. Very cool. Being such a huge Star Wars fan, I’m unsure how this escaped my radar completely but it did until my co-worker Jon received a sweet e-mail telling how to access it which he graciously forwarded to me. w00t!
Instructions:
- Open a telnet window (a windows Command Prompt would do fine)
- type: telnet towel.blinkenlights.nl
- watch and enjoy :)
For more sweet Star Wars video action, you should check out the video a bunch of us at work thought of and created: Watto Pr0n!
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8 Responses to “ASCII Star Wars”
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Richard
Posted: Aug 29th, 2005 at 10:53 am1 -
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Posted: Aug 29th, 2005 at 4:01 pmBorkWeb » Blog Archive » World of Warcrack and the future of MMOGs Reply to this comment.[...] A Brief History I suppose the best way to fully understand these MMOGs is to see where they come from. Back in the ancient days of 1977, the first MUD (Multi-User Dungeon) was born. These geek-only games of sweetness gained popularity due to their ability to connect like-minded fantasy buffs to interact with eachother in a text-based reality, however, the popularity remain primarily in the geek community due primarily to the fact that most MUDs contained no graphics beyond ASCII art. While cool to some, many people found them fairly boring…I mean sheesh. read?!. (I was one of those geeks that played MUDs… EotL to be exact) [...]
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RoflCopter
Posted: Aug 22nd, 2006 at 4:58 pm4 -
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Posted: Apr 13th, 2007 at 10:45 amStar Wars 30 « librarianishish is the new black Reply to this comment.[...] skulle den här posten handla om ASCII Star Wars som jag hittade när jag kollade på Star Wars Fan Film: Three in the Afternoon som jag hittade på [...]
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crazyguy
Posted: Jan 26th, 2008 at 12:11 pmReply to this comment.i need help it says somthing like cannot conect to port 23
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Posted: Apr 23rd, 2008 at 12:34 amStar Wars 30 at librarianishish is the new black Reply to this comment.[...] om att TMNT var lite seg emellanåt. Men ändå. Egentligen skulle den här posten handla om ASCII Star Wars som jag hittade när jag kollade på Star Wars Fan Film: Three in the Afternoon som jag hittade på [...]
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This is awesome
Posted: Apr 24th, 2008 at 8:13 amReply to this comment.That is just plain cool.
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I remember first finding this in 1999/2000; they had about the first 1/4 of it done then and I’d have it recycling on my work computer as I was talking to loan officers.