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3 total messages Started by ct... Christopher Tom Sat, 10 Dec 1994 23:09
Under a Killing Moon
#889
Author: ct... Christopher Tom
Date: Sat, 10 Dec 1994 23:09
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	Has anyone, beside myself, played this great game?
For once, I'm inclinded to believe that a software company
can fulfill its promise to deliver an interactive movie-type
game.  Every thing form the graphics/sound/music to the plot
add up to an incredible experience.

	For anyone who has sampled the game, there is one question
that you might be able to answer and that is, does the game itself
revole around a "Day & Night" scenario or do certain parts of the 
plot come available after a prerequsite is completed?  For example,
when sending in my application for a card to the Electronics shop,
do I have to wait until "tomorrow" to get it or just perform a series
of actions until it arrives?

-CKT
Re: Under a Killing Moon
#890
Author: mi...
Date: Sun, 11 Dec 1994 07:38
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Christopher Tom (ct...@bbn.com) wrote:
: 	Has anyone, beside myself, played this great game?
: For once, I'm inclinded to believe that a software company
: can fulfill its promise to deliver an interactive movie-type
: game.  Every thing form the graphics/sound/music to the plot
: add up to an incredible experience.

: 	For anyone who has sampled the game, there is one question
: that you might be able to answer and that is, does the game itself
: revole around a "Day & Night" scenario or do certain parts of the 
: plot come available after a prerequsite is completed?  For example,
: when sending in my application for a card to the Electronics shop,
: do I have to wait until "tomorrow" to get it or just perform a series
: of actions until it arrives?

: -CKT

Bought the game, love the game, live the game.. :)
Re: Under a Killing Moon
#891
Author: jfp...
Date: Sun, 11 Dec 1994 20:16
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In <3cdcel$d...@info-server.bbn.com>, ct...@bbn.com (Christopher Tom) writes:
>	Has anyone, beside myself, played this great game?
>For once, I'm inclinded to believe that a software company
>can fulfill its promise to deliver an interactive movie-type
>game.  Every thing form the graphics/sound/music to the plot
>add up to an incredible experience.

I agree completely. I would definately say this is the best computer game
I've ever played.

>	For anyone who has sampled the game, there is one question
>that you might be able to answer and that is, does the game itself
>revole around a "Day & Night" scenario or do certain parts of the 
>plot come available after a prerequsite is completed?  For example,
>when sending in my application for a card to the Electronics shop,
>do I have to wait until "tomorrow" to get it or just perform a series
>of actions until it arrives?
>
>-CKT

You do have to wait for tommorrow. Of course, tommorrow doesn't come 
until you do certain things.

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