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lordzeus@voicenet.com ((None of the Above)) writes:

>Actually, I had the game on an old Atari 800!

>ndaniel1@cc.swarthmore.edu (Noah Daniels) wrote:
> 
>\
>>> >
>>> >I haven't heard anything about it, but I wonder - is it a sequel to (or
>>> >derivative of) the old Apple II game Montezuma's Revenge? Man, was that a
>>> >great game!
>>> >
>>> >-- 
>>> >                 -- Noah Daniels
>>> >            {ndaniel1@cc.swarthmore.edu}
>>> >      "You see things and say 'Why?'; but I dream
>>> > things that never were and I say 'Why not?'" --G.B. Shaw
>>> 
>>> My God!  Someone else remembers the game Montezuma's Revenge?  That game 
>>> kept me and my C64 busy for days at a time.  Aahh, for the simple days of 
>>> side-scrollers-find blue key, open blue door, collect gems, find sword to 
>>> kill snake...I almost miss those days.


>>Wasn't it great!? Man, if Montezuma's Return is proportionally as good,
>>it'll kick ass.

>>I played it on Apple II myself (anyone wanna rekindle a C64 vs. Apple IIe
>>debate? :-)

No contest. The Apple II's inherent expandability and better I/O make it 
the only 8-bit platform that can handle today's hottest 3-d games. Plus, 
the lightning-quick Apple IIgs runs at something like 1MHz. Also, Apple 
isn't out of business.

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