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MikeHaggar wrote:

Reminds about a weird Night Driver clone. Probably the creator found it to be funny?

SirClive wrote:Here we go then. Played this loads in the olden days!

Looks like a lazy port of Harrier Attack. Is the "bermudatriangle" a special hint?

(Release-year depending)

1. Encounter - Atari 8 Bit
2. Boulder Dash - Atari 8 Bit
3. The last Starfighter - Atari 8 Bit
4. Turrican 2 - Amiga
5. Secret of Monkey Island - Amiga
6. Out Run - Amiga
7. Dune - PC
8. Dune 2
9. Doom
10. Quake 2

Clearly: No! A God can put the "sh!t out of h3ll" ;-) but he was not even capable of putting good music out of the ATARI 800 with its POKEY chip. Well... he knew the SID and how to code on the C64. Thus he created some real outstanding pieces of great music on the C64, the sceners of today were drea...

markopoloman wrote:Dungeons & Dragons - Dragonshard??????????

Right!

Ok , for making things easier, one name: Ed Del Castillo.

It's from the same guy who was involved with the games like "Dune 2" and "Command & Conquer".

Another Screenshot:



Showing the RTS part more clearly.

No!

Sureshot wrote:At a wild guess, is that Dungeon Siege II?

No.

A clue: It is a combination of the RTS and RPG genres.

It is definately an A8 game .... 1980 ... called SCRAM

The screenmode is called Graphics 7 and the text window is the default window for showing and/or entering text

China Syndrome?

pforson wrote:It's Battle Realms.
And it was very very good!

Ehm.... Yes, you are right

Some clues

It is an RTS and the platform is PC.
It has Heroes and a unique upgrade system.
The Forest can be destroyed.
And it is older than Warcraft 3.
It's done by the (imho) master of Realtime Strategy Games.

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and a 2nd picture