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From: 6600mict@ucsbuxa.ucsb.edu (Mark Rigby)
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Subject: Re: Xenon II
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Date: 31 May 90 01:49:36 GMT
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In article <1990May26.074300.7173@nada.kth.se> nv89-rbi@nada.kth.se (Ron Birk) writes:



>I came to level FIVE in xenon II, and do not really hold with you.
>There are some games that are better, like BloodMoney and SILKWORM!!

>The Bitmaps Brother (Who made the game) are busy with other games just
>now, like Speedball II and the long waiting Cadaver, which will be a
>very very good game. Anyone who played fairligt on the spectrum or the
>c64 will be ver excited!!

 I disagree. Bloodmoney was too hard to be any fun
and Silkworm was such a poor translation that I
disliked it. Silkworm is an awesome arcade game but
is a poor game on the Amiga.
   Level 5 on Xenon II? So what. I solved it and got
to level 4 a second time before I got bored. No, I
did not use a trainer! I did use an auto-fire
joystick, though. Without one, the final challenge
monster is impossible.