User:Xander/Clone index
Well, it's been a while with rising doubts and other stuff to consider. Now I present to you the clone index, which tells of the various look-alikes that appear in my works. along with some other known clones.
Farran and Dianarambula[edit | edit source]
When Player was made, many characters in his style were made which are known as "Player clones". However, some were actually evil and plotted to kill the Player in order to take his identity and give him a bad reputation in his universe. Of all these clones arose a twosome who are most remembered for their attempts at doing so, but they were bested by him. Ironically, they were some of the first of their kind while most of the others were friendly spirits. With their wings, it infers individuals as to which elements they control (namely, Fire and Ice). With their being set in fire and ice, they have plenty of special abilities to make themselves unique. For instance, they can tap their wings and make themselves into a tornado which is an obvious reference to hot and cold fronts colliding to make wind.
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Ruby & Cobalt[edit | edit source]
Ruby and Cobalt, according to canon, are the forms of Hikaru and Akane in the Dark Dimension who have to be fought before entering a dangerous world. Nontheless, this userpage is infamous for describing multiple realities for which the women existed without deciding on which sect is most accurate.
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Rox Howard Clones[edit | edit source]
Lurking from the weirdest depths of MUGEN, there exists an odd assortment of characters who possess powers beyond insanity and relatively obscure origins. Of these guys, there exist the Rox Howard clones who provide their challenge with the belief of "strength in numbers" as in the number of these guys you have to beat in order to win. As with the others, their attacks may make you go "WTF?!". Nontheless, they can provide practice for more difficult opponents and God help you if you're in a team fight. Once again, the numbers of these guys could mean spending a good amount of time to beat them all.
Anti-Sophia[edit | edit source]
Sophia's a whore
and so I hope you agree
tankas should be wrote
for Anti-Sophia, the
master of all poetry
C64 Clones[edit | edit source]
In the middle of 2004, after an absence from the marketplace of more than 10 years, PC manufacturer Tulip Computers BV (owners of the Commodore brand since 1997) announced the C64 Direct-to-TV (C64DTV), a joystick-based TV game based on the C64 with 30 games built into ROM. Designed by Jeri Ellsworth, a self-taught computer designer who had earlier designed the modern C-One C64 implementation, the C64DTV was similar in concept to other mini-consoles based on the Atari 2600 and Intellivision which had gained modest success earlier in the decade. The product was advertised on QVC in the United States for the 2004 holiday season. It is possible to install 1541 floppy disk drives, hard drives, second joysticks, and keyboards to these units, which gives the DTV devices nearly all of the capabilities of a full Commodore 64. The DTV hardware is also used in the mini-console Hummer, sold at RadioShack in mid-2005.
C64 enthusiasts still develop new hardware, including Ethernet cards, specially adapted hard disks and flash card interfaces (sd2iec).
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