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From: hale@scheme.Berkeley.EDU (Greg Hale)
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Subject: Re: Mac GAMES info wanted
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Date: 4 Oct 89 18:52:26 GMT
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In article <1989Sep22.161107.18968@mentor.com> bruceh@mentor.com (Bruce Holm) writes:
>I would like to hear from those who have played any of the following 
>games.  I'm thinking of getting them and want to know how good they
>are.  Tell me about the user interface, playability, attention holding
>value over many games, difficulty, details, etc.
>
>* Strategic Conquest 2.x        (Premier Technologies)
...

I worked for PBI Software previously and saw quite a bit of strategic
conquest.  I can say it is an ok game, sort of simple.  Internally,
its a rats nest of code with tons of bugs.  Ask Chris Cwarford what
he thinks of it - it destroyed his hard drive.

You don't really have many options, the various versions of XXconq
on the suns is infinitely better.


I can say that if you like games, I recently produced a combination
of arcade/strategy/graphics in a game called "Leprechaun".  I am
looking for feedback if anyone has seen it.


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