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From: hr@uicsl.UUCP
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Subject: Re: EA Copy protections (Non-MultiT
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Date: Wed, 26-Feb-86 10:37:00 EST
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Posted: Wed Feb 26 10:37:00 1986
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RE:
 "Archon is just another  example  of  EA  cross-developers  spending most of
their time coming up with a sexy come-on sequence and providing very little
real substance."

Anyone else tried 7 Cities of Gold on the Amiga? This is NOT an arcade
speed game. Most of the screen is static text. Yet it too takes over
the machine. On the other hand, it does have a fancy come-on sequence...

I believe the Atari (800) version of Archon allows two players to go
against each other. When I read the label on the Amiga version I got
the impression only one can play. If this is true, they seem to have
succeeded in breaking it.
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	harold ravlin		{ihnp4,pur-ee}!uiucdcs!uicsl!hr