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Subject: Re: Amiga World Top Ten PD games
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Date: 16 Oct 90 03:14:00 GMT
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     You probably won't be happy w/ the Star Trek game either.  The version 
they picked as #1 was by Jimbo Barber (sp?) who did that moonbase game as well.
     Once you get past the digitized sound, you find a very lame game.  All
you do is go from planet to planet, transporting an item f/ one planet to
another.
     There's this version from Germany that's pretty decent though.  
                                                Jason