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Re: Sierra Games???

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From: NOAM... Keith Speroni
Date: Sun, 01 Dec 1996 00:00
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On 1 Dec 1996 02:17:50 GMT, "John Wright" <jwr...@bmmhnet.com> wrote:

>Could anybody please identify the following games by **SIERRA** to me?  I
>need them to win a contest.  My lawyer dad told me this wasn't against the
>rules as they are stated, so don't worry:
>
>1.  Flaming arrows, pikes, maces, and boiling oil are part of your arsenal
>in this Sierra CD. What is its name?  (I haven't a clue about this one,
>maybe Betrayal in Antara)
>
>2.  A simulated spotter and crew chief communicate with you in which Sierra
>game?  (Sounds like a sports or ship one to me.)
NASCAR RACING 2
>3.  One Sierra product is actually four different CDs in a value-priced
>collection. What is it? (I haven't a clue.)
>
>4.  Which Sierra game takes place on an Arthur C. Clarke-inspired 30-mile
>long space ship?  (I am almost positive that this one is RAMA.)
>
>Thank you, and please e-mail the responses to me for I cannot check all of
>the newsgroups.  Thanx again.
>
>-------------------------------
>John Wright
>http://www.bmmhnet.com/jwright/
>jwr...@bmmhnet.com
>-------------------------------
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From: NOAM...@aol.com (Keith Speroni)
Subject: Re: Sierra Games???
Date: 1996/12/01
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