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From: rouaix@inria.inria.fr (Francois Rouaix)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: An inside look at Psygnosis
Summary: really: european games
Keywords: psygnosis, spam
Message-ID: <1365@inria.inria.fr>
Date: 5 Jul 89 09:27:38 GMT
References: <4824@ucdavis.ucdavis.edu>
Organization: FR.A.U.G.
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In article <4824@ucdavis.ucdavis.edu> u563694848ea@deneb.ucdavis.edu (Frank Kuan) writes:
>
>Ever notice that a vast majority of European games on the Amiga have
>great graphics, great sound, and very little playability?
> [stuff deleted about programming manners and not knowing about 2500] 

I don't want to start again a old polemic here... BUT:
Ok, some European companies have bad manners of programming. I agree
with that. Now, we (in Europe) often buy US products which expect you to
have an NTSC Amiga, with an usa keyboard ? Psygnosis may  have never
heard of A2500 (released a few monthes ago), but many US companies 
surely have never heard of PAL and foreign keymaps, two features that are
3 years old ! There are good and bad products, period. Some of them
come from Europe, some of them from US.

--Francois
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*- Francois Rouaix                 //       We are all prisoners here,       *
*- rouaix@inria.inria.fr         \X/           of our own device             *
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