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a positive review, noting many improvements over its predecessor, particularly in the amount of detail. The magazine praised the large size of the game world, even though little of it is necessary to complete the game, suggesting that additional scenarios would be added leading up to an "Ultimate"
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called for a hero to crush Minax's evil plans. The
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Garriott, who had left the university, with technical assistance as he developed his first major assembly language project. Two versions of this map were produced. The first version is of a heavier and thicker material. This map can be found in the large boxed (8"x11")
641:"continues the interplanetary saga with a creative programming flair far beyond the scope of most fantasy or adventure games". The magazine concluded that "Lord British has another, greater hit on his hands ... the ultimate in real-time D&D type fantasy games for the micro".
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was the first game in the series to include a cloth map inside the box, which would become a staple of the franchise. This map, which illustrated how the time doors were linked, was inspired by the one seen in the film
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is an exciting – even indispensable – addition to any Mac owner's game library, this version unfortunately contains a number of atrocious misspellings ("paralized," "caugh") and bugs".
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2290:John Romero
2195:Metal Morph
2160:Space Rogue
1841:VIII: Pagan
1799:III: Exodus
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671:PC Magazine
500:fan patches
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386:Development
314:enchantress
144:NEC PC-8801
112:Atari 8-bit
103:Platform(s)
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2063:No Remorse
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573:PC speaker
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376:ret-conned
321:space-time
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2174:Bad Blood
2132:2400 A.D.
2070:No Regret
2003:Privateer
1988:Spin-offs
1858:Spin-offs
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1332:MobyGames
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639:Ultima II
628:Reception
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519:Ultima II
469:Ultima II
462:Spiradisc
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236:Ultima II
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1978:Prophecy
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1045:July 27,
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884:July 10,
634:Softline
619:Atari ST
599:for the
585:crashing
525:website.
473:Ultima I
464:system.
443:Apple II
403:Ultima I
368:Ultima I
360:Ultima I
332:Stranger
264:Gameplay
258:Ultima I
192:Apple II
163:Genre(s)
128:FM Towns
116:Atari ST
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90:Series
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