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From: mdh@cs.warwick.ac.uk (Mark Holroyd)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: Star Wars and Falcon
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Date: 8 Apr 89 04:04:42 GMT
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	Yippee - I am not going mad. Having had Star Wars for the past yr.
at least I was starting to worry that maybe a new game of the same name had
appeared on the market. 
	For those of you not yet priviledged enuf to have a copy don`t worry - 
I don`t think its really that good anyway. It does knack-up your mouse a lot
since you have to press the button quite a lot and quickly too. You can always
use the joystick but that isn`t half as responsive as the mouse nor is it 
possible to control your craft with the same degree of accuracy - necessary for
the trenches at times !
	The speech is the best part of the game in my opinion -  you can even
hear the background music at times such as when you are told :
	"Great shot kid ! That was one in a million !"
and also with 
	"Use the force Luke."
	Isn`t digitisation such fun !

	On the subject of F16 Falcon ( yes I`ve brought it up again ! ), I 
phoned Mirrorsoft in England and was told that to play multiplayer mode both 
machines need 1 Meg although on the Atari ST version there was sufficient spare
to survive on 1/2 Meg. Is this the same elsewhere ?
	
	Thanks in advance,
	
		Mark.