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Article #31874Atari ST D&D games (was Re: d&d)
From: Robert Jung
Date: Wed, 13 Apr 1988 18:20
Date: Wed, 13 Apr 1988 18:20
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In article <21.2263193A@rubbs1.UUCP> Steve_Godun@rubbs1.UUCP (Steve Godun) writes:
>There is Phantasie, Phantasie II, Bard's Tale, Bard's Tale II, and a host of
>other D&D-type games available for the ST.
You forgot FTL's _Dungeon Master_, which is the *best* of the bunch!
Talk about realism, details, quality, depth, excitement, and sheer adrenalin
level. If _Star Raiders_ was the game that "sold" the 8-bit Ataris in the days
of old, this would be the ST equvalent...
And all for *only* $35!
Support your local quality software developer, and BUY this baby!
--R.J.
B-)
P.S. Sorry if I sound like a raving lunatic, but when something *this*good*
comes down the pike, we should all rally around and support it...
P.P.S. Now if only we can get high quality/low priced APPLICATION software
for the ST... ($150 for Microsoft Write? >blanch<)
P.P.P.S. Gee, should we even be talking about **games** here? After all, the
Atari is a professional machine...
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