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From: v110ecku@ubvmsb.cc.buffalo.edu (James R Kinney)
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Subject: Psygnosis tries harder
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Date: 21 Feb 91 17:47:20 GMT
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   Amid all the flack and whining about psygnosis's poor support
of their own products (seems to be THE critical issue of-the-week
around here), I thought I point out that I was interested to see
yesterday at my local Amiga dealer that listed in the "Amiga Ven-
dors section of "Amazing Computing"'s most recent Amiga guide to
products was, as usual, the name and adress of Psygnosis. The new
thing was the adress listed--in Massachusetts!!! rather than in
Liverpool, as it was in my Summer '90 copy of the same publication.

   When I told my dealer about it, he mentioned that he'd been in-
ing the IBM market. Maybe you whiners will take more pleasure in
complaining about how degrading the copy protection is on crummy
*IBM-ported* Psynosis games sometime in the near future. AT LEAST
I won't have to call overseas now to get hints on solving some old
copy of "Chronoquest II" I've been hung up on for over a year. And
"NO", I don't work for Psygnosis :-)!
	
					-jim