Jeffrey H.
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Joined: 4/13/2007 From: San Diego, Ca. Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: E If you don't mind retro-gaming, there was Soldiers at War and for ultra-retro-gaming there was Computer Ambush. I remember Computer Ambush - the $2000 wargame! I lusted after that game in the early 80s. And here we are, 30 years on, games are generations better and more detailed - and we're still disatisfied with what we've got. Actually, an updated version of Computer Ambush is exactly what I'm looking for. $2000? I thought the $60 I paid was steep! LOL I still play it occasionally (one of many reasons why I am against any acceptance of any always-online or online-activation DRM's)... although I doubt anyone here could stand typing in orders like "MR24R" (Move Regular in direction 2 for 4 squares while running) or my favorite... "FA0199" (fire at anything with more than a 1% chance to hit for 99 time points *grin*). Heck, I've seen people openly admit that if a game isn't pretty, they can't play it. *shrug* Now just to clarify, you do know they made a machine language version that runs a WHOLE lot faster, right? *grin* CA was a great game ! Witht he grease pencil and the various personality types, a very rich and interesting experience. Nothing like it today, but to be honest, the closest thing I have see to CA these days is the Close Combat series.
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