Hey, you!

[Robin]

Some of you with sharp eyes may have noticed an advert
for a game called AntiGrav in Acorn Computing. Well, the
game sold like a fridge to the eskimos, so I've decided
to put it in the public domain. I'm sending a copy
to that new games area on the WWW which was asking for a
definitive games list earlier. Also, could someone
tell me how to get the file to Stuttgart. (E-Mail perhaps?)
It needs a 2Meg machine, but won't work on a Risc PC
because of the Tracker file. (Maybe !GameOn will solve this)
It should work under RiscOS 2 as well as 3.1 and is
compatible with A3010 style joysticks and keyboard.

Hey, Sir Eddie, how did you get your Wolf demo onto
Stuttgart? Perhaps someone can answer this probably
painfully obvious question.

Thanks in advance,

Robin.

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[Robin]

In article <3gbpoi$6...@calvin.st-and.ac.uk>, dt...@st-andrews.ac.uk (David Thomas Richard Given) says:
>
>In article <3gb44g$8...@whitbeck.ncl.ac.uk>,

>Robin <R.J.S....@ncl.ac.uk> wrote:
>>I'm sending a copy
>>to that new games area on the WWW which was asking for a
>>definitive games list earlier.
>

>Where?

The address of the Web page is http://www.dur.ac.uk/~d3jccx/arc/arc.html
It looks pretty good as well.

Robin.

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