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From: bartonr@jove.cs.pdx.edu (Robert Barton)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Amiga Origins & Trivia
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Date: 25 Oct 89 16:38:16 GMT
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 pawn@wpi.wpi.edu (Kevin Goroway) writes:
>  there was a GREAT slide show on that disk that amazed my friends back then.
> It also advertised Deluxe-Pinball Construction set, with a great screen shot.
> And many other advertisements (which never came to be...) {except Arkanoid}.

  Here are all the programs that were advertised in the slide show:
Dr. J & Larry Bird Go One-On-One, Skyfox, Archon, Return to Atlantis,
Arcticfox, Marble Madness, Adventure Construction Set, Seven Cities of Gold,
Deluxe Music Construction Set, PolyScope, Instant Music, Pinball Construction
Set, Deluxe Paint, Deluxe Video Construction Set, Deluxe Printing, and
Financial Cookbook.
  I think most of these eventually came out.  Arkanoid wasn't on the slide
show, probably because it was from a different company.