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1 total messages Started by Chris Stronach Thu, 15 Feb 1996 00:00
G+ Issue 2.05
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Author: Chris Stronach
Date: Thu, 15 Feb 1996 00:00
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G+, the Web's most stylish computer entertainment journal, will be 
releasing its latest issue onto the Midnight Site on 12th February.  As 
always, Issue 2.05 is jam-packed with reviews, news, previews and rumour 
about the computer entertainment world.

Previews for this issue include:
	Sierra's SpaceBucks
	Activision's The Elk Moon Murder
	Bullfrog's Theme Hospital
	Mindscape's Megarace 2

Reviews of:
	I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream, by Cyberdreams
	SU-27 Flanker from SSI
	Gabriel Knight 2:  The Beast Within, by Sierra
	Screamer (Virgin)  versus Fatal Racing (Interplay) head on
	

Brief Opinion on a string of games, including:
	Stonekeep
	Gabriel Knight 2
	The Dig
	Thunderscape
	Phantasmagoria
	Duke Nukem 3D
	McKenzie and Co
	Earthworm Jim
and a host of others.	
You can still win Legend games in the LEGENDary Giveaway by submitting 
your Brief Opinion On.....anything you've played.

In the Special Event category, Ted Peterson, Chief Designer of Daggerfall, 
speaks to G+ about the most eagerly-awaited CRPG of the year.

This issue profiles Sanctuary Woods, and will Focus on the topic "The 
Consoles Strike Back".

And, of course, no issue of G+ would be complete without the columns, the 
news, the rumours and the occasional facts.

To find G+, point your browser to:
http://www.midnight.com.au/
and START G+



--
Chris Stronach

PR/Communications			Voice: +(61-9)242-1977
Midnight Publications			Fax: +(61-9)242-4204
(Australian Office)
Producers of PC Games Plus and G+
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