🚀 go-pugleaf

In article <N.121496....@globip41.image.dk>, gar...@image.dk (Christian Garner) writes:
> On 12-12-1996 00.17, in message <32b13f15.2102769@nntp.netcruiser>, 
> John Musterer <must...@ix.netcom.com> wrote:
> 
>> On Wed, 11 Dec 1996 13:41:00 -0800, "Brett W. Johnson"
>> <b...@concentric.net> wrote:
>> 
>> >Hi-
>> >
>> >any BIOFORGE experts out there who can tell me how to get past
>> >the monster in the reactor?  If I try to ignore it and shut down
>> >the reactor, it drops me off the force bridge after...
>> >
>> >Please EMAIL only
>> >
>> >thanx - b...@concentric.net
>> 
>> You need to get across the bridge and get to the console, then run
>> back across the bridge and draw the monster toward you.  You then have
>> to hit the button on the entrance side of the bridge (closest to door)
>> when the monster is on the bridge...this will turn off the force
>> bridge and the monster goes bye-bye.
> 
> 
> I feel that BIOFORGE warmed up to a sequel in the end of the game. The 
> bad guy kidnapping the girl and you promising to get him (and be nasty to 
> him).
> 
> Have anybody heard of a seqel?
> 
> --
> Christian Garner
> Denmark
>

  Origin was definitely going to do a sequel, or at least a semi sequel 
(add-on sort of thing). They even advertised "Bioforge+" in a couple of 
mags, which was supposed to be Bioforge+more stuff after the ending.  
Unfortunately, the project was killed, probably because Bioforge wasn't 
the big money maker that Origin hoped it would be. (Instead, they chose to 
focus on boring action games (Crusader) and movies, oops, I meant space 
combat (WC series)).  Lord British said he would like to use the Bioforge 
technology in an upcoming game, but they have no plans at this time.  
Bummer.  I thought Bioforge was a good mix of action and puzzle solving.  
Ah, well, back to Tomb Raider.

Jim Kurleto
Email soon to be: jkur...@umich.edu (hey-hey!)