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In article <44drpa$p...@ixnews7.ix.netcom.com>,
db...@ix.netcom.com (David Bock) wrote:
> Greetings gamers:
> 
> Just noticed the price of MOO on CD dropped to about $24. I've heard
> great things about the playability of the game but was wondering about
> its graphics. Are they any good? Frankly, the shots on the box looked,
> well, kind of cheesey. Will I be disappointed or will I even care?

If cutting edge, state-of-the-art graphics are important to you
you might not like MOO. The graphics are OK, but nothing
special...mostly static screens with a few repeated animated sequences
that get tedious pretty quickly.

But once you get into the game you'll hardly notice or care. It's
the most addictively fun game to come out in a long time. In the
2 years since I bought it many other games have come and gone
from my hard drive, but MOO is still there.

Later,

Allen
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I the graphics on MOO are VGA. If you're in it for the pretty pictures, move
on.

If you like strategy and (re)playability, buy it.
-- 
Daniel L. Evans
eva...@cig.mot.com

In article <44drpa$p...@ixnews7.ix.netcom.com>,
David Bock <db...@ix.netcom.com> wrote:
>Greetings gamers:
>
>Just noticed the price of MOO on CD dropped to about $24. I've heard
>great things about the playability of the game but was wondering about
>its graphics. Are they any good? Frankly, the shots on the box looked,
>well, kind of cheesey. Will I be disappointed or will I even care?
>
>Comments appreciated,
>
>David  

I am a graphics fan and I promise that you will find the graphics acceptable and the game play fantastic.  
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