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From: TE880714%STUDTEW.UFSIA.AC.BE@CUNYVM.CUNY.EDU (Stefan Bracke)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple
Subject: RE: GS Games and other stuff
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Date: 27 Nov 89 12:49:31 GMT
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This weekend I went to the Netherlands: There was a computer-fair in Utrecht.
Lots of people, very nice| I saw *1* stand where they sold Apple //GS software
at US-prices plus 10%. Not much choice: Hyperstudio, TML Pascal II, Bards Tale,
Appleworks GS, Gauntlet, SDE, ...
But I also saw Life and Death. Recalling the message of Mark Mavromatis,
I decided to buy the program for about $62,5.
Well Mark, you're right: It's a very good program. Good Graphics, Stunning
Sound, almost real...  It's also not copyprotected; I have it now on Harddisk.
All you need is a card with two moving disks.(how do you call that in English?)
I can advice this game to all sadists behind //GS's.

Gotta go| Have an open-heart transplantation scheduled for 14:00.

               Greetings,
                         Doctor S. Bracke