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From: mahar@fear.UUCP (mahar)
Newsgroups: net.games.video
Subject: Re: Gauntlet
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Date: Mon, 20-Jan-86 13:06:51 EST
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Posted: Mon Jan 20 13:06:51 1986
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In article <1295@hpda.UUCP>, on@hpda.UUCP (Owen Rowley) writes:
> If atari puts Gauntlet out on the 520 (or its clones) that will settle 
> it for me. I would pay big bucks to have this game at home...
Don't hold your breath. Atari the coin-op game manufacturer is now a
totally different company then the home computer company. Warner
Communications sold the home computer division to Jack Trammiel and
sold the Coin-op division to Namco of Japan.
  There is still hope, however, There is a game available for the Atari
800/400/etc  called Dandy (D&D) which is very similar to Gauntlet.
It comes with a play field editor so you can make your own adventures.
			Mike Mahar