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From: hrlaser@pnet02.UUCP
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: New Amiga games
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Date: Thu, 1-Oct-87 18:01:48 EDT
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ewhac@well.UUCP (Leo 'Bols Ewhac' Schwab) writes:
>In article <6002@oliveb.UUCP> dragon@oliveb.UUCP (Give me a quarter or I'll touch you) writes:
>>Do others have suggestions for good arcade-style games on the Amiga?  There
>>seems to be a shortage of this type of game!
>>
>	Hallelujah!  Someone else noticed!
>
>	Okay.....  Here's a *partial* list of the games I'd like to see
>written for the Amiga ("Rating" field is subjective):
>
 [...long list of Leo's favorite games he wants to see on the Amiga]
>	Anyone else got favorites?
>

Yeah. you bet I do! You named some good ones (that brought back some
pleasant game-playing memories as well)... and I'd add these to the list:

ASYLUM 
 (orig. publ. by Med Systems who later changed their name to "???".. I
  played this 3-d scrolling graphic adventure on TRS80 Mod III's for literally
  MONTHS, then later played the GREATLY upgraded color/sound C64 version
  and even after solving it still went back to it many times)

RACING DESTRUCTION SET
 from Electronic Arts. One of the NIFTIEST C64 programs ever written (IMHO).
 A good Amiga version would be a killer program!

and a couple others that I've just drawn a blank on (sorry, still wiggling
from this morning's eaRThQUakE!!!!) but I'll post when my brain is back to
normal.

BTW, check out the latest issue of INFO magazine (#17) for a good article
on pg 29 called "The First--The Best" which nicely compliments your posting.

Harv Laser
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