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Subject: Thinking games
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Date: Mon, 23-Feb-87 13:29:29 EST
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From:         Peter Jaspers-Fayer <SOFPJF@UOGUELPH>
Subject:      Thinking games
To:           Atari ST users <INFO-ATARI16@SCORE.STANFORD.EDU>

I just got a copy of KRABAT (Chess), and was wondering if there were any
other games of this type for the ST available (monochrome).  Can people
please point me (i.e. BITNET-addressable server or vendor's name) to
decent ST software to play:  OTHELLO ("Reversi"), GOMOKU ("go-bang"),
PENTE, or (and this is a long shot, because I don't think it's been done
for ANY computer yet) GO?    (Or any others of the same type).  Unless
you feel like doing a "mini-review" to the net, please reply eMail
direct.

     I'm afraid I wasn't too impressed by last year's game of checkers
(posted under some strange name I now forget), and I'm SURE there must
be quality software out there for these sort of games.
 /PJ