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Article #92014Re: SunDog
From: afa... Adam Wolf Farkas
Date: Thu, 24 Oct 1996 00:00
Date: Thu, 24 Oct 1996 00:00
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Allen (all...@Starbase.NeoSoft.COM) wrote: : > : 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, : > : >Thanks for the kind words, one and all. After some 22 years of : >software engineering and other activities, I still remain proudest of : >SunDog: Frozen Legacy, and it means a lot that others still think fondly : >of it. :-) : SunDog! I Loved That Game!!! : My friends and I played it nonstop for weeks on the ole Apple II. We're : still waiting for the sequel to come out. It was an alltime classic, one : of the best games ever. Thanks Bruce for the memories... If only someone would write a modern game that was as much _fun_ as SunDog. Let's hope the Privateer II team had a copy loaded-up at all times during development. Just to keep 'em honest. .. and while we're on the topic, would someone _please_ redo Autoduel before the century is out? I'm getting tired of waiting. ---------------------- Adam Farkas / afa...@umich.edu University of Michigan Medical School Ann Arbor, MI
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