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[>> Continued from previous msg] "slowly" (for effect) drifting up, and the "slowly" drifting down. Hints and noises are repeated incessantly along with a monotonous music (I would have to get up and turn the volume on my speakers off each time I did a game). Well, the above is more than I intended to write. No doubt others (especially those with more game playing experience) will view the game differently. BTW, My system is a noname 386/40 with 128k cache, 8 meg ram, a noname 1 meg super vga video card, and a Mitsumi "5S" CDROM drive. I had no problems with the game in terms of the system being powerful enough. I experienced no sound hesitation or "breakups", and the motion picture video was perfect. When the screen was being "panned" (i.e. when you looked around a room), there was choppyness. I suspect that that even a 486/66 with local bus video would experience minor coppyness in these places though. Also, I bought my copy from Price Club for $43.50. It included a Video tape about the making of the game. — Fred Tempereau Internet: fredt@netcom.com Compuserve: 73160,256