Hugh Falk wrote:
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> Yes, they repackaged it a couple of times. The original spiral book version
> was in 1986. In 1987 they came out with the "small box" version, which is
> about 9" tall. I have this for both the Apple II and C-64. There is also a
> slightly larger boxed version. It is the
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Hugh Falk boldly stated:
>
>I do have the original Might and Magic for the Apple. It is a 9" x 12"
>spiral bound book and did not come in a box. The "Apple II 64K requ
"C.E. Forman" wrote:
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> I've given suggestions, but it never hurts to restate them.
..
Excellent, excellent advice. Warms my heart to see stuff like that on this
list.
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>crannies. Or, just be patient and always bid low for something that comes
Hugh Falk boldly stated:
>
>I do have the original Might and Magic for the Apple. It is a 9" x 12"
>spiral bound book and did not come in a box. The "Apple II 64K required"
>sticker that would normally be on the outside of a box is placed on the
>jacket of the book.
>
>Hugh
So did they repackag
Hugh Falk wrote:
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> I do have the original Might and Magic for the Apple. It is a 9" x 12"
> spiral bound book and did not come in a box. The "Apple II 64K required"
> sticker that would normally be on the outside of a box is placed on the
> jacket of the book.
I think that answers the questi
Jim Leonard [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, July 11, 2001 9:19 PM
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"Stephen S. Lee" wrote:
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> I was actually talking about Champions of Krynn, not Pool (never heard of
Oh, Krynn! Yes, my friend ha
"Stephen S. Lee" wrote:
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> I was actually talking about Champions of Krynn, not Pool (never heard of
Oh, Krynn! Yes, my friend had this given to him as a gift, and I distinctly
remember a poster being included. (IBM PC version)
> > I have seen M&M1 for the PC with a spiral-bound manual, alth
My Death Knights of Krynn (C-64) has no poster.
Hugh
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From: Stephen S. Lee [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, July 11, 2001 3:50 PM
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Hugh was kind enough to respond to this too, so I'll kee
On Wed, 11 Jul 2001, C.E. Forman wrote:
> >(1) Champions of Krynn
> >I've heard of an IBM version that also comes with it, and mentions the
> >presence of the poster via a sticker on the box. How easy is this one to
> >come by?
>
> I've never seen one, but then, I rarely pick these up since I'm
>(1) Champions of Krynn
>I've heard of an IBM version that also comes with it, and mentions the
>presence of the poster via a sticker on the box. How easy is this one to
>come by?
I've never seen one, but then, I rarely pick these up since I'm not very
into fantasy RPGs and these haven't proven
Hugh was kind enough to respond to this too, so I'll keep his writing in
mind here ...
On Wed, 11 Jul 2001, Jim Leonard wrote:
[snip]
> > There is a poster that comes with the game, but I was under the impression
> > that it only came with the Commodore versions (both C64 and Amiga). Now
> > I'
"Stephen S. Lee" wrote:
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> I'm one of those People Who Only Collects IBM Games. (The IBM PC is what
> I started with -- my father works at IBM, and he got one for home use
> shortly after the PC got introduced.) Eventually, I might branch out to
> non-IBM games and packages that flat-out don't
I don't have comments on all, but here are a few:
1) I don't have the IBM version, but for what it's worth, the Apple version
also has the poster. There is no mention of the poster on a sticker or the
box on either the Apple or C-64 versions I have.
2) I doubt it. I've only seen that version
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