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Re: Anyone remember Omnitrend's Universe

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From: Tom Harrigan
Date: Sun, 20 Oct 1996 00:00
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It's amazing how great that game was compared to the flashy junk that's
been coming out lately. 

Tom



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> : Actually, I think the game was called SunDog, which ran on the Apple II,
> : and was truly awesome for its time. Written by a guy named Bruce Webster,
> 
> The game was written by FTL Software, and I believe it debuted on the
> Atari ST.  It was one of the first games I bought fot it - it was truly
> awesome for the time.  Very much like Privateer - you traded, explored
> planets, got robbed ont he street, used teleporters, went to the bank,
> flew in space, hyperjumped, and had dogfights.  VERY cool.
> 
> James
> --------------------------------------------------------------------------
> James & Susan Parker                         Living in Paradise....
> park...@lava.net                            http://www.lava.net/~parker30
> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
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From: Tom Harrigan <th0...@ix.netcom.com>
Subject: Re: Anyone remember Omnitrend's Universe
Date: 1996/10/20
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