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Started by sup... Origin Technical Support
Tue, 19 Sep 1995 00:00
Crusader Shipping Friday, Sep. 22
Author: sup... Origin Technical Support
Date: Tue, 19 Sep 1995 00:00
Date: Tue, 19 Sep 1995 00:00
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Origin announces "Crusader" release Looking for a non-stop action/adventure game with a new perspective? Look no further. Beginning this weekend, "Crusader: No Remorse," will arrive in stores across the country. The latest offering by Origin Systems, "Crusader" puts players in the role of joining a band of rebel forces to overthrow an evil and dictatorial government. Slowly, players must win the loyalty of their rebel comrades by succeeding at a series of increasingly difficult combat and sabotage missions. "Crusader: No Remorse" features 1 1/2 hours of live action video, advanced character control and fighting tactics, advanced weaponry, 3-D rendering, full speech, and 16-bit sound. Suggested retail price: $50-60. For information on Crusader : No Remorse check out our WWW page at http://www.ea.com/origin.html.
Re: Crusader Shipping Friday, Sep. 22
Author: sup... Origin Technical Support
Date: Fri, 22 Sep 1995 00:00
Date: Fri, 22 Sep 1995 00:00
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Jef Curlin <jef_c...@hp-corvallis.om.hp.com> wrote: >sup...@origin.ea.com (Origin Technical Support) wrote: >>Origin announces "Crusader" release >> >> Looking for a non-stop action/adventure game with a new perspective? >> Look no further. >> Beginning this weekend, "Crusader: No Remorse," will arrive in stores >>across the country. >> The latest offering by Origin Systems, "Crusader" puts players in the >>role of joining a band of rebel forces to overthrow an evil and >>dictatorial government. Slowly, players must win the loyalty of their >>rebel comrades by succeeding at a series of increasingly difficult >>combat and sabotage missions. >> "Crusader: No Remorse" features 1 1/2 hours of live action video, >>advanced character control and fighting tactics, advanced weaponry, >>3-D rendering, full speech, and 16-bit sound. Suggested retail price: >>$50-60. >> For information on Crusader : No Remorse check out our WWW page at >>http://www.ea.com/origin.html. >> >> >The .avi file for this game looks great. Is there going to be an interactive demo? I believe that there will be a Demo for the game, however, it might be several weeks before the demo is ready. They spent most of the time trying to finish the game and now that it has shipped, I believe that they are working on a demo. Chico Origin PS
Re: Crusader Shipping Friday, Sep. 22
Author: sup... Origin Technical Support
Date: Fri, 22 Sep 1995 00:00
Date: Fri, 22 Sep 1995 00:00
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Sha...@msn.com (Shane Creamer) wrote: >Will it support the 3ddi standard under Win95?? At this point the game is still strickly a DOS game. It will not even run properly under the GUI of Windows 95. So the answer woulld be no. >If not I would like to have you guys know we WANT you guys to make >your games capable of making call to the 3ddi api so this >Thanksgiving/Xmas when I go buy one your games/future games will hook >right up to this baby! Our first games that are going to be Win95 games are going to be released sometime after the beginning of the year. There are not going to be any Win95 games released this year. >P.S. Pay no mind to the jerks out there that are saying Origin sucks! >you guys make bitchin games! Thanks. Glad that you are enjoying them. Wait till you see Crusader. It is a GREAT game. >Oh, one last thing..How about making your network games able to use >the protocol stacks in Win95..Ipx/Spx or Tcp/Ip with Netbios at 32 >bit just fuc*^n rockS!!! That unfortunately goes back to the fact that we are not going to be doing any Win95 games for many more months. :( Sorry. Chico Origin PS
Re: Crusader Shipping Friday, Sep. 22
Author: Marc Baime
Date: Sat, 23 Sep 1995 00:00
Date: Sat, 23 Sep 1995 00:00
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psc1...@frank.mtsu.edu (David Laprad) wrote: >K.C. Baltz (ba...@mekab.usc.edu) wrote: > >: I was told there wouldn't be a demo which I think blows. I think we >: should all complain to Origin for taking that kind of backwards step in >: Software marketing. > >Definitely. It is a rather dangerous sign about the game. It is like releasing a >movie before previewing it for the critics. Theonly reason to do that is because >the movie sucks! I was looking forward to this game, but have a policy of not >spending rare dollars on a game I have not played. > Well, I'm going to buy and try the game but I'll be buying it at EB. EB, Software Etc, and Babbages all have a policy which allows you to return games you don't care for so there's no risk involved. Maybe a little inconvenience having to take a game back but you certainly aren't going to lose your money for a lousy game. I wouldn't buy a game where I can't return it. Neither should anyone else. Regards...Marc Baime
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