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From: walterb@cray.com (Walter Boese)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.emulations
Subject: Re: MULE (was Re: Castle Wolfenstein emu-piled on Amiga)
Summary: robotwar
Message-ID: <161211.6250@timbuk.cray.com>
Date: 14 May 91 23:37:46 GMT
Article-I.D.: timbuk.161211.6250
References: <3451@trlluna.trl.oz> <1991May1.152508.5809@visix.com> <1991May14.135916.28888@truevision.com>
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In article <1991May14.135916.28888@truevision.com>, jerry@truevision.com (Jerry Thompson) writes:
> In article <1991May2.214612.10086@agora.rain.com> tinman@agora.rain.com (David Tinnyo) writes:
> >While we're on this track...
> >Anyone remember RobotWar?  It was by Muse also.  You programmed robots,
> >in a sort of assembly language and then put them on a battlefield to
> >duke it out.  This is MY favorite multi-player game of all-time.  I heard
> >a while ago, someone was porting it to the Mac.  Are there any similar
> >games like this for the Amiga?
> 
> Oooh... you struck a vein with me there!  I'm not sure if I want an Amiga port
> of RobotWar.  I don't have enough time as it is.  The three great time killers
> for me were Wolfenstein, RobotWar, and the Eamon adventure disks.  As for pure
> game ports, I would have to vote for the arcade game Joust.  I already have an
> okay Frogger.
> 
> -- 
> Jerry Thompson                 |     // checks  ___________   | "I'm into S&M,
> I loved the peace and solitude | \\ //   and    |    |    |   |  Sarcasm and
> so much, I invited my friends. |  \X/ balances /_\   |   /_\  |  Mass Sarcasm."

I believe there is a public domain or shareware game called C-robots.
It is very similar to robot war.  I believe it is on a fish disk.
Sorry, don't know which one.
walterb@sequoia.cray.com