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From: 6600kato@ucsbuxa.ucsb.edu (Bryan Kato)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac.games
Subject: Armor Alley
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Date: 6 Mar 91 22:37:06 GMT
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The other day a couple of friends & I split for two
copies of Armor Alley so that we could play on the
IIx network hooked up here at school.  I must admit,
playing Armor Alley in color on a network blows away
b&W any day of the week.

If anyone out there has ever played choplifter (from
the Atari 800/C-64/Apple II+ days), AA is kinda like
that only way better.  Hmmmnn, did that make any
sense?  What I'm trying to say is if you liked
Choplifter you'll love Armor Alley. . .especially on
a network.

One thing we noticed was that even thought we bought
two copies of the game, we could use the two
different serial numbers on each game.  How would
you (assuming there are hundreds of serial #s)
program something like that?  (BTW the two numbers
didn't seem to have any pattern at all).

-Bryan