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Subject: The Prisoner (Game)
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Date: Fri, 15-Feb-85 11:51:43 EST
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From: Boebert@HI-MULTICS.ARPA

No discussion of the Prisoner should omit the games for the Apple; the
first one was about the cleverest use of low-res graphics ever.  For
those who have not been exposed to them, the games capture the spirit of
the show in excellent fashion.  They were produced by a company called
Edu-Ware, which I believe is now defunct.  As with most Apple games,
pirated copies abound, alas; these were two games which were worth the
money.