"C.E. Forman" wrote:
>
> >Speaking of Infocom boxes: does anybody know if Mines of Titan was ever
> >released in a Gray Box?
>
> No, as Infocom wasn't even publishing the grey boxes by that time (1989).
> Even a couple of years prior, their text games had moved to the slipcased
> style.
>
> How
>Speaking of Infocom boxes: does anybody know if Mines of Titan was ever
>released in a Gray Box?
No, as Infocom wasn't even publishing the grey boxes by that time (1989).
Even a couple of years prior, their text games had moved to the slipcased
style.
However, Mines was previously released by E
Pedro Quaresma wrote:
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> Speaking of Infocom boxes: does anybody know if Mines of Titan was ever
> released in a Gray Box?
Nope. It wasn't part of that line of marketing. Covers (albeit one is
extremely dark for some reason) are here:
http://www.mobygames.com/game/covers/gameId,1242/
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Pedro Quaresma wrote:
>
> Speaking of Infocom boxes: does anybody know if Mines of Titan was ever
> released in a Gray Box?
Nope. It wasn't part of that line of marketing. Covers (albeit one is
extremely dark for some reason) are here:
http://www.mobygames.com/game/covers/gameId,1242/
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http
"C.E. Forman" wrote:
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> >I didn't name it worse than LGoP2, you did.
>
> Correct if I'm mistaken, but I could have sworn you were the one who brought
> EotB into the discussion (prompted by my request that you name games worse
> than LGoP2).
Looking back, I see that your wording was "...give m
Jim Leonard wrote:
>Pedro Quaresma wrote:
>
> I read all the reviews/ads above, and I admit if I'd base my opinion on
> this game by these reviews, I'd agree with you (I did buy the game,
didn't
> I? :)).
>
>They were all reviews, not ads. I also was GIVEN the game by someone who
>finished it tw
