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Re: Nuclear War Games?

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From: Cha... Clay Cahill
Date: Mon, 23 Sep 1996 00:00
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I heard that jfw...@ix.netcom.com (Jeff Wood) said:

>Has anyone ever heard of a game which simulates, in full or in part,
>nuclear war scenarios? I know that a recent submarine game has
>featured a submarine which is nuclear capable, although I do not know
>how extensive that simulation is in terms of global warfare... But, it
>would seem that there would have been a game or two made to simulate
>the entire creepy concept of "the unthinkable war". Please email me if
>you remember any game like this..
>
>Thanks, Jeff

AH had one back in the Apple 2 days. It came only on a cassette, so I
didn't buy it as I was already onto my Apple ][ byt then and felt
quite above tape drives as I had count them 2 floppy drives. From what
I remember about the game ads in the General back then, it was a kind
of power polotics multiplayer game.

Clay-
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Subject: Re: Nuclear War Games?
Date: 1996/09/23
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