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G+ 01.06 
Release Date 23 July 1995

This issue of G+ continues the precendents of quality reviewing and 
interesting reading.  In this issue, look for:

Previews of Baldies, the panacea for all those suffering "god" game
withdrawal, Bethesda's exciting Terminator:  Future Shock, the first
release using their new Xngine graphics engine, the long-awaited sequel to
Flashback in EA's Fade to Black, Millenia:  Altered 2's space conquest
game where you change the past to alter the present, New World's Spaceward
Ho! IV, and Bullfrog's Gene Wars.

Reviews of the exciting new combat game FX Fighter, bench tests of the 
Gravis Phoenix and Firebird joysticks, the popular Star Trek: The Next 
Generation: A Final Unity, and the hilarious Super Hero League of Hoboken 
on CD-ROM. 

For those with only a little time, we include brief opinions of Bridge 
Deluxe 2, EA's World Cup Rugby(congratulations to the Springboks!), 
Intracorp's roleplaying adventure Witchhaven, the much-vaunted Flight 
Unlimited, and SSI's Ravenloft II:  The Stone Prophet.


This month's Focus looks at the question: Are the Simple Games in life 
Often the Best?  Maxis features in this month's company profile, the 
creators of the popular Sim-lines.

Our regular columnists, Chris Ansell with On the Pulse, James Hogan's 
Postcards from the Tropical Igloo, and Kenneth Goh's simulation column 
Converging Vectors bring topics of interest to your mailbox.

And of course, all the News, Rumours and (Occasional) Fact fit to print, 
courtesy of our Newsdesk.


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