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PEEK (cont) Strategic Simulations, Inc. 1046 Rengstorff Ave. Mountain View, CA 94043 BATTLECRUISER: If you liked Warship, you'll like Battlecruiser. This game contains both World War I and World War II ships and scenarios for surface battles in the Atlantic. The tremendous factor in these games is the option for scenario building (see Warship scenarios in this issue). Apple, Atari, C-64/128 ($59.95). Circle Reader Service #13. PHANTASIE III: WRATH OF NIKADEMUS: This third adventure in the trilogy leads the party of six adventurers to their epic encounter with the evil sorcerer, Nikademus. The documentation has some new flourishes ("Monster Reputation Table" and an appendix which describes the differences between Phantasie I and II and Phantasie III) and there are now social classes and skills for each character. Bows have replaced rocks as the ranged weapon of choice. In addition, hits strike actual body locations instead of representing mere general damage. Apple, C-64/128 ($39.95). Circle Reader Service #14. Teamwork Software 43 Shadow Ridge Dr. St. Peters, MO 63376 POWER-PLAY HOCKEY: "Good play, eh?!" That's what you'll be telling your friend and teammate when you play this budget-priced arcade game. The distinctive factor in this game is that you and a friend try to beat the computer instead of each other. Passing and penalties play more of a role than other games of this type. C-64/128 ($15.00). Circle Reader Service #16. V Ware 2509 N. Campbell, Suite 347 Tucson, AZ 85719 SPECIALIST: This is a truly unique perspective on the market. If you are tired of playing economic games where you are simply making investments, you will want to challenge yourself with this simulation of "making a market" instead of being a victim of it. The challenge is to keep the stock which you specialize in functioning within a fair and orderly market. You determine what price a stock will trade at next. In the wake of the Ivan Boesky scandal, this is a simulation where the SEC can and does get you. IBM ($89.95). Circle Reader Service #17.
READER INPUT DEVICE RID #37 (Use card at p. 5) On this page, a number of games and articles are listed for evaluation, as well as some general interest questions. When evaluating a game, consider such things as PRESENTATION (graphics, sound, packaging and documentation); GAME DESIGN (design, playability, and level of interest); and LIFE (does the game wear well?). For each game which you have played or each article which you have read, place a 1 (terrible) through 9 (outstanding) next to the appropriate number.
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Page 5 and 6: Datasoft 19808 Nordhoff Place Chats
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Page 9 and 10: GIVE ME THAT ON-LINE RELIGION! Afte
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Page 14 and 15: y Roy Wagner Accolade games are fun
Page 16 and 17: y Scorpia Step in, step in! You're
Page 18 and 19: STALINGRAD CAMPAIGN NAME: STALINGRA
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Page 33 and 34: WASATCH FILE ON ROB SWIGART (Design
Page 36 and 37: Scenarios for SSI's Warship by Bob
Page 38 and 39: German Vessels for SSI's Warship by
Page 40 and 41: Titans (cont) TITANS OF THE COMPUTE
Page 42 and 43: Fiery Ambush (cont) FIERY AMBUSH: T
Page 44: GAMING WHIRL We TAKING A PUKE Occul
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Page 51 and 52: TOKYO EXPRESS (cont) Warship Scenar
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