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From: czei@accelerator.eng.ohio-state.edu (Michael S. Czeiszperger)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac,rec.games.misc
Subject: Re: DarkCastle on a CD?
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Date: 2 May 88 13:22:53 GMT
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In article <827@nunki.usc.edu> rjung@castor.usc.edu (Robert Jung) writes:
>
>  Begging the question, but what's the difference between CD-I(nteractive) and
>a laserdisk? This whole Dark Castle project sounds like a revival of the arcade
>game _Dragon's Lair_, as it were (and that's been done on the Atari ST for
>years already).
>
Dark Castle is not the whole project, just one disk.  There are dozens
of CD-I projects planned or underway. Entertainment projects based on
tradition computer games are just a tiny part of CD-I. 

And besides, everyone knows that Dark Castle doesn't look anything like 
Dragon's Lair :-)


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