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From: v092mgp5@ubvmsd.cc.buffalo.edu (Scott K Wood)
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Subject: Brataccas
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Date: 17 Nov 90 03:53:18 GMT
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     Since this game has been mentioned in a few messages, I thought I 
would ask a few questions, if not simply for nostalgic purposes.
     Brataccas (now how do you spell it!) was THE first game I bought 
for my Amiga back in '86 (I think) when I had a 1000.  Why did I buy 
it?  It was supposed to be a revolutionary game, according to the 
magazine ads.  Did anyone REALLY figure out what you were supposed to 
do in this game?  All I ever managed to accomplish was to walk around 
and kill a few people, while having some mildly "intelligent" 
conversation with others.  Has anyone ever accomplished anything in 
this game?  I would love to have walk-through of the game just to see 
what was actually in the game besides a lot of wierd scenery.  
     It certainly seems funny though that such a game was touted to be 
such a success when the exact opposite happened.  I think the game 
certainly had potential, but the game play and the CONTROLS were 
TERRIBLE!!!  Well, that's enough babbling for now...

                                 Scott
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