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From: macsuppor@a1.nl (DEnnis Brinkhuis)
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Subject: Re: What games do you own and what do you intent to buy
Date: Fri, 25 Sep 1998 22:25:00 +0200
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Phil Gooch <philg@easynet.co.uk> wrote:

> I don't own many games. Funnily enough, I'm not that into playing games! I
> like games programming because I love problem solving and fiddling around
> with maths and algorithms and stuff. However, every so often I go through a
> games playing phase and spend hours on them. But I wouldn't describe it as
> one of my main hobbies.

Same here, I buy tonns of games, just in case I will find the time to
play them. Some games I got over a year ago have been played maybe 10
minutes.


> Here's what I've got (all platforms). As you can see, I prefer adventure
> and strategy games
> 
> Mac:
> 
> Warcraft II
> --THE best battle/strategy game. Much more fun than C&C
> 
I agree, but what about StarCraft? Same developers and much more
options. And it has the feel from WC.
I also have WarCraft and still like it a lot. What about C&C? The
mac-version was so much better than the PC version. The graphics wer
much nicer.


> Buried in Time
> -- better-than-Myst point and click graphic adventure. Awesome rendered
> graphics (esp. Leonardo da Vinci's house and gardens)

I have the Journeyman Project, it was rather nice, but the sequel
(buried..) supposed to be much better
 
And do you know F/A 18? If you know the controls, it's the best
flightsim there is.



Cheers,,,

DEnnis..