>Anyone know a good source for old/out-of-print games? Probably
>someone with a substantial inventory, I would imagine.... Anyway, any
>help greatly appreciated.
Well, I'm not sure where you're located, but here in the Chicago area
there is a chain of used software stores called 'Cyber Exchange
Software' that all have a pretty extensive library of mostly older
titles.
They may be willing to do mail-order.
Sorry I don't know the number, but there is one in Downers Grove, IL,
one in Countryside, IL, and several others. I'm sure you can get the
number from information.
--Flagg
List your desires on the net. i for example have several hundred games
many of which i would love to unload. if you want a regular store, they
are hard to find. the ones here in new mexico go out of business
eventually.
> List your desires on the net. i for example have several hundred games
>
> many of which i would love to unload. if you want a regular store,
> they
> are hard to find. the ones here in new mexico go out of business
> eventually.
I would gladly kill for a game of M.U.L.E. that will run on a
pentium IBM without having to overly tweak things (What can I say? I'm
lazy.)
I'm looking for Modem Wars ( which needs to run on a P100)
Thanks
Brian
You know that SSG are doing a sequel to RFTS to be published by Microsoft
Christmas 1998? The website's at
http://www.ssg.com.au/index_files/RFTS.html
I think it's still at the stage where they're open to suggestions - drop em a
line! Since you're in Oz, you might even get on the beta test list...?
HTH
Cloudman
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