Judging from the fine print on image 1, I'd say that's a more recent version, since they make the disclaimer that screenshots shown are for the Amiga version, other versions may be different etc. Image 2 has none of that, probably since all versions then had same quality of gfx.
I have no Amiga
I have several copies of The Bard's Tale; however, they are currently in storage so I
can't check. The only one I know for sure is that the Atari ST version also used the
Amiga graphics on the back.
On that note, I'll be buying a new house in a few months (hopefully by October)and
will
I take it the Slash packaging doesn't count. :)
Is there both a folder flat pack and an envelope flat pack? For IBM I've
got Archon in both packagings. I wonder how many EA games this is true
for?
-- Stephen
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The Bard's Tale is a 1985 game, which puts it right on the cusp between 8-bit and
16-bit systems. The pic with the better graphics is the Amiga version (it says so in
the fine print at the bottom). The box was updated after the Amiga version was made.
Hugh
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In a message dated 07/28/2003 5:32:24 PM Central Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
The Bard's Tale is a 1985 game, which puts it right on the cusp between 8-bit and 16-bit systems. The pic with the better graphics is the Amiga version (it says so in the fine print at the bottom). The box
