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#Replacement CD32

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#131157From: James R. OllickFeb 9, 1994 12:50 AM

I received a replacement CD32 from AmigaMan today. It seems to work just fine. It came with Sleepwalker and Pinball Fanticies. Can anyone recommend additional games I might consider buying? Jim R. Ollick Using AP from Bergenfield, NJ

#131182From: Derrick DenleyFeb 9, 1994 8:07 AM

Try. Liberation Overkill / Lunar C Sensible Soccer Labyrinth Of Time Dodger

#131502From: James R. OllickFeb 10, 1994 11:33 PM

Thanks for the reply. I believe that I saw a post a while ago about a CD that had 100 or so PD games on it and most worked on the CD32. Have you heard of it? Jim R. Ollick Using AP from Bergenfield, NJ

#131546From: Derrick DenleyFeb 11, 1994 7:18 AM

I think you might be on about the Demo II CD by Almathera. It was for the CDTV but it is CD32 compatible. You do need a keyboard for some of it and you definalty need a mouse. Was that what you meant…..Yes I do have it. Dodger

#132432From: James R. OllickFeb 16, 1994 10:32 PM

Yes that was it. Thanks. (DEMO II CD) Will the keyboard from my 4000/040 work? Jim R. Ollick Using AP from Bergenfield, NJ

#131651From: Peter WadeFeb 11, 1994 7:32 PM

There are at least 3 of them. "Thats What I Call Games" volumes 1 and 2, and "Demos II". They have CD-32 front end programs that allow you to select a program using the CD-32 controller, although not all of them will run on the CD-32, and quite a few need a mouse and/or keyboard. If you have a mouse then Demos II will boot your CD-32 into Workbench 3, although without a keyboard and no writeable disc drives you can't do much when you get there. Peter Wade Autopiloting from London, England

#132433From: James R. OllickFeb 16, 1994 10:32 PM

Thanks for the info Peter. Jim R. Ollick Using AP from Bergenfield, NJ

#131241From: Peter WadeFeb 9, 1994 5:41 PM

Liberation is a large 3D strategy+action game with lots of places to explore if you like that sort of thing. Labyrinth of Time looks interesting although I haven't played it much yet. These are both designed for CD-ROM. There are also a lot of AGA games which have been put onto CDs, I like Arabian Nights and Robocod.

#131503From: James R. OllickFeb 10, 1994 11:33 PM

Thanks for the reply. I'll have to check these out for availability in the US. Jim R. Ollick Using AP from Bergenfield, NJ

#131532From: EducomFeb 11, 1994 3:06 AM

Robocod, if you don't already have it on an A1200 is really good…

#132434From: James R. OllickFeb 16, 1994 10:32 PM

Thanks for the reply. Jim R. Ollick Using AP from Bergenfield, NJ