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Re: FADE TO BLACK - Cool as hell.

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From: john.... JOHN KRUTKE
Date: Tue, 26 Sep 1995 00:00
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-> While I disliked OOTW on my Amiga, I am happy to say Fade To Black is
-> just completely great. I haven't actually fealt I was in such a cool
-> game forever, the true 3D works great on my DX4-100 even in High res
-> (tho, i do make the view area smaller - worth it.). I keep feeling
-> like i'm playing a really cool TV show and in full control. The music
-> and sfx are GREAT on my GUS Max, and the animations i've seen so far
-> are pretty cool as well! I'm glad I bought it so far.

I have a Pentium 90, and this is the smoothest 3D texture mapped game I
ever played.  In comparison, Descent gets about 4 frames/sec, and Tekwar
& Whichaven chop a bit too much for my liking too.

This game is very cool, and is the most unique 3D game to come along in
a while.  I love the detailed 3D objects.


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John Krutke -=<>=- Sysop of Vital Signs BBS, Oshkosh, WI
email: sy...@vsigns.com  414-426-8740  28.8k v.34 24 hrs
World Wide Web:     http://www.atw.fullfeed.com/~jkrutke
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Subject: Re: FADE TO BLACK - Cool as hell.
Date: 1995/09/26
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