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Re: Questions on MechWarrior ][

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From: Brandon Wallace
Date: Thu, 31 Aug 1995 00:00
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On 28 Aug 1995, Adam Sandler wrote:

=> Can anyone E-mail me with the answer to the following question on MW2:
=> How woll this game run on a 486/66 w/16megs RAM, 512k SVGA gCard and
=> Dos 6.2 or Win 95??? Also, how is this game compared to Earthsiege?

I don't know about how well it plays on your system, but I think MW2 is
much better than Earthsiege.  The controls are more intuitive, and you
get to do cool things like jumping.  And you have more control over customizing
your mech.  And I never understood the damage system in Earthsiege.  I thought
things died too easy (including myself) in Earthsiege.
--
                      Brandon Wallace
            Nicholas | Applegate Capital Management
mailto:bm...@criterion.com  http://www.criterion.com/home-pages/brandon
          "I live life face down in the fast lane."
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From: Brandon Wallace <brandon@achilles>
Subject: Re: Questions on MechWarrior ][
Date: 1995/08/31
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