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From: pashdown@javelin.es.com (Pete Ashdown)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.games
Subject: Re: FAUG demo of Powermonger by E.A. -- long review
Keywords: simply incredible
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Date: 13 Dec 90 15:49:02 GMT
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buffa@kish.inria.fr (Michel Buffa) writes:

>> I haven't seen any European hack-slash programmers animate HAM like what was
>> done in Pioneer Plague.

>Pionner plague is not a good game. Very repetitive action, not so good
>animation compared to all the new 60Hz animated games.

I didn't say it was a good game, I said it was a technically excellent game.
The HAM animation RIPS in comparison to any other HAM animation out there.
How about "Knights of the Crystallion"?  Another Bill Williams game.  This
one is a better game, and the HAM animation is even more incredible.  Plus,
unless Bill suddenly moved to the UK and started using Seka, I'd imagine
that "Crystallion" is friendly to all platforms and multitasks.  So Michel,
whats the excuse now?  You asked for examples and I gave them to you.

>    Internet:       buffa@sardaigne.inria.fr

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