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In article <405n3i$n...@netside.com>, Howler <how...@netside.com> wrote:
>jtra...@usit.net (John Traigis) wrote:
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>	 I just happen to remember that game...by name and a couple of picts
>only.  It was a Lucas Arts game for the Commodore 64.  If I recall
>correctly it was supposedly the first commercial computer game to use
>fractals as art.  I must admit though, I don't recall much about the
>plot of the game.  I never bought it because the reviews of it at the
>time were not that favorable.
>	Now, do you remember Raid over Moscow and Impossible Mission?
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	Wow!!!  Does this bring back memories.  :)  Maybe I'll whip out 
my old C64 from the basement and play some until C&C comes out.  But I 
was great at Impossible Mission.  9 out of 10 times I could finish it.  
Took me a while to figure out how to piece all those pictures together.  
Remeber falling down those holes and hearing "AHHHHHhhhhhhhhhhhhh....."  
Classic.  As for Raid over Moscow, I was pretty good at that too.  Always 
had trouble at that Tron-disk thing near the end.... :(

	Funny how did we get from "MW2 Suggestions" to "C64 games"?????  
Strange how treads have a mind of their own.

	Jason Doyama

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