Re: The Fuzzball in: "The Female of the Species"
Ilmari Karonen <ilt...@sci.invalid> writes: > Reminds me of the platform game "Flood". Ah, yes. Spent a *lot* of time with that in front of a friend's Atari ST... really liked it, too. > Once you got past all the levels, either by really completing each of > them or by guessing the correct cheat code, you were treated to a > final animation. It showed the blobbie climbing straight up the > inside of a great vertical pipe, reaching the top, climbing out of the > hole there, finally standing on the surface, and then.. OH, right! I remember now! Shit - I'll yet have to get an ST one of these days. Or are there any *good* emulators around? Tilman -- ,--------------------------------------------------------. |Tilman Ahr | Email: rio...@gmx.net | | | til...@student.hu-berlin.de | `--------------------------PGP-Key available by request--�
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