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EXTRACTING
COVERDISK FILES
To extract the programs off the second
disk you must make sure you have
booted your computer with the first
cover disk, otherwise your Amiga will
not be able to find the cInstaller
program, and frustration will soon set
in. Hard drive users should double
click on the Settlp-HD icon before
extracting any of the files.
To extract any single archive, simply
double-click its icon and follow the
on-screen instructions. If you want to
quickly extract the program to RAM,
select the NOVICE level on the
welcome screen and press proceed
once on the current screen, and then
again on the next. The program can
then be found in your RAM disk.
You also have the option of using a
floppy disk. If you pick this option,
make sure you have a blank formatted
disk at the ready, and if you only have
one drive get ready for lots of disk
swapping and a long wait,
The Nemac IV disk has been compressed to allow us to
fit more programs onto the cover disks, so you will need
to extract the Nemac IV program on to a blank floppy
disk. Floppy users need to boot up their machine with
our coverdisk, while hard drive users can boot up with
their hard drives. To create the Nemac IV game disk,
double-click on the AC97 icon and then double-click the
NEMAC IV DEMO
Author Martin Schlott
Requires: Workbench 2, 2Mb Ram 68020
Typical isn't it? The one time humans build
the ultimate computer intelligence and give
it control over all of Earth's defences it goes
haywire, classifies all humans as potential
threats, and brings Earth to the edge of
Armageddon. And who is the person that
has to sort the mess out? You are.
If you have told them once, you have told
them a million times. If you are going to
build the ultimate computer and give it
control over all Earth's nuclear weapons, fd
an off switch and whatever you do, don't
put it in an impenetrable fortress.
Apparently, the builders of Nemac IV did
Now whe re we re the toile ts Aga in?
DISK 1
Anothe r e vil swme
bites the dust
AMIGA COMPUTING
MARCH 1996
It's not all Doom and Gloom.
Have no Fears as this month's
I coverdisks will leave you Breathless
INSTALLING NEMAC IV
Nemac IV icon. Follow the on-screen instructions and
after a minute or so you will be able to reset your
machine and play Nemac IV.
When the game first loads, before hitting continue you
need to select the screen mode you want the game to
run in. For EC5 machines you are restricted to only two
modes, while AGA and graphics card owners will be able
not listen, and guess what? Earths on the
brink of a nuclear holocaust and you've got
to save the day. Well, every game has got to
have a ston,dine. It might be a little tired but
it is a good excuse to blow lots of things up.
Nemac IV puts you in the role of
controlling a large multi-gunned robot in a
to pick many different resolutions in full 256 colours. If
you have a Picasso screen, resolutions up to 1280x1024
will be available, but do not expect it to be too speedy.
Hard drive users can install the game by dragging
the Nemac IV disk icon to where they want the game
drawer creating. You can then run the game straight 1:Iff
your hard drive.
desperate attempt to save the world from
total destruction. You have to wander
around each level searching for the exit, but
normally barring your way are various baddies
to kill, switches to throw and access
codes to be found. Employing the old
Doom-style, first-person perspective, you