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Help: old 3D game on demo disk (and cyberconIII)
I'm looking for a game I've played long ago. It was very simple looking, it only consisted out of animated characters. You couldn't do much, afaik, mostly just wandering around in the world.
I believe it was called 'battle of brittain', and came on a demo disk. I'd love to play it again, and perhaps some explenation what to do... I'm also looking for a Trained version of Cybercon III. Hope you can help me out.. |
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Not one reply after all this time...
Am I the only one in the world who has played this demo? |
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Was it called Attack on London / Siege on London?
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It was 3D polygons, very simple, it came on a coverdisk.
As for the name, it's something along those lines. Is it 3D? I remember seeing 'walkers' similar to those found in Starglider 2. - Im not looking for a trained version of cybercon III anymore, I'm looking for the Cybercon III Demo. |
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I didnt know there was a cybercon 3 demo. Was it on a cover disk.
I loved that game. It was one of the most challenging Amiga games i ever played. |
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