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4 total messages Started by cs20... Anonymous Mon, 03 May 1993 15:26
Archon
#107
Author: cs20... Anonymous
Date: Mon, 03 May 1993 15:26
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Hey, does anyone know if there ever was a port to the IBM of the AWESOME and 
timeless C64 game Archon?  And if there was, could someone tell me where I 
could find it?

Thanks,
JEsTer
cs20...@umbc8.umbc.edu
Re: Archon
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Author: cs01... Joshua Scott Lehrer
Date: Mon, 03 May 1993 19:15
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I had archon and arhcon II on my apple IIe (actually it was a franklin
ace 1000).  It was a great game.  I seem to recal an IBM version, but
can't find it.  Try using archie.  It is very busy now, but I'll do
a scan later tonight.

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Re: Archon
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Author: rma... Robert Marion
Date: Mon, 03 May 1993 21:57
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There was an IBM version in 1983 from Electronic Arts.
Re: Archon
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Author: haym... Ed Haymore
Date: Fri, 07 May 1993 07:22
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Anonymous (cs20...@umbc.edu) wrote:
: Hey, does anyone know if there ever was a port to the IBM of the AWESOME and 
: timeless C64 game Archon?  And if there was, could someone tell me where I 
: could find it?

A month or two ago there was a long thread about this on this group's
parent -- someone from Free Fall Associates (he claimed to be Jon
Freeman, I think :) said they were working on an updated VGA version to
be released this summer.  Archon 2000 would be the name.

That was an _awesome_ game...

-- 
Ed Haymore
haym...@quack.kfu.com
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