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f REDERIK POHL's GATEWAY "Gateway . t very believable drops you m ~ta sy and tun to spend world and makes ' ea . ·rr" WEEKS explormg ' · ---Science Fiction Age Get rich quick or die! You strap yourself into an alien starship whose desti­ nation was programmed 500 ,000 years ago by a race called the Heechee. At journey's end you may discover a motherlode of technology that will make you rich. More likely you will die. You discover the terrible secret behind the vanished Heechee civilization and enter a desperate battle against their ancient enemy. The dramatic conclusion takes place in a cyberspace reality drawn from the nightmares of your own subconscious! FREE Hint Book packed in every box. Includes hints, tips and answers, maps and points. An original fast-paced thriller that will delight Frederik Pohl fans and newcomers alike! GW $19.95 MISSION CRITICAL General Requirements: CD-ROM drive, 486/33 or better, 4 MB RAM , Microsoft compatible mouse Graphics: VESA compatible Super VGA (640 x 480 256-color) , VGA Music & Sound Options Music Voice S!FX Sound Blaster: Sound Blaster 16 & compatibles • • General MIDI with Digital Sound: Sound Blaster AWE32, Ensoniq SoundScape , Gravis Ultrasound, MediaTRIX, Audiotrix, • • Roland RAP-10, etc. General MIDI: Roland Sound Canvas, etc. • • fREDERIK PoHL's GATEWAY General Requirements: CO-ROM drive, 386/33 or better, 640K RAM , Microsoft compatible mouse recommended Graphics: VGA, EGA Music & Sound Options Music S/FX Sound Blaster & compatibles • • Ad lib • Roland MT-32 with MPU-401 compatible interface • RealSound • GATEWAY II: HOMEWORLD General Requirements: CD-ROM drive, 386/33 or better, 640K RAM , Microsoft compatible mouse recommended Graphics: VGA, VESA compatible Super VGA Music & Sound Options Music S/FX Sound Blaster & compatibles • • Ad lib • Roland MT-32 with MPU-401 compatible interface • SUPERHERO LEAGUE Of HOBOKEN Finally ... a role playing game for adventurers with a sense of humor! Lead a hilarious band of mutant superheroes into battle in the post-nuclear wasteland of Hoboken, New Jersey. Cross blighted landscapes filled with terrors as you travel from the wilds of Lower Manhattan to the deserted hulks of Three Mile Island and beyond , trying to stop the world's baddest bad guy -- Doctor Entropy. Control 13 meatball heroes like the Cholesterol-raising Tropical Oil Man, the snooze-induc­ ing Captain Excitement and the map-juggling Princess Glovebox (dressed in rich crushed velour, and with that great new car smell)! Wield ginsu knives, nuclear­ tipped brass knuckles, cyanide-laced silly string and more than 50 other implements of destruction (includ­ ing the terrifying Slinky of Death) as you battle a wild array of nasties! Steve Meretzky strikes again in this truly original hilarious adventure. • Six levels of adventure! As your experience increases, so does the danger! • Take your party to First Class! Check your brains, brawn , health and weapons stats to keep your party combat-ready! • Winner of Computer Game Review's Golden Triad Award . HOBO $ 59.95 HOBO Hint Book $ 9.95 ERIC THE UNREADY "Reminds me of the movie Airplane! Eric is flat out funny. There's comedy for everyone and a good quest to boot. " - Computer Game Review "Bob Bates spoofs everything from Saturday Night live to Star Trek. " - Strategy Plus A light-hearted spoof of popular culture wrapped around the story of a hapless knight in the mythical kingdom of Torus. Everyone who has ever seen a movie or watched TV will find something familiar and hilarious, in this side-splitting quest to rescue the beautiful Princess Lorealle (yes folks, she's worth it!) Visit the Three Walled Castle , sur­ vive the dreaded Attack Turtles , meet Fran the Used Rock Salesman , and attend Pirate Training School. Eric's adventures will keep you laughing! • Computer Gaming World 's Adventure Game of the Year! Computer Game Reviews highest rated adventure game ever! This game has won more industry awards than any other Legend Entertainment product! • A masterpiece of comedy adventure that should not be missed! ECD $19.95 EU Hint Book $ 9.95 DEATH GATE .. Underneath the beauty lies an ad::~~:~ost guaranteed to ple~se ,ev " demanding an. - Trent Ward, PC Gamer Long ago the powerful Sartans broke the World Seal and sundered the planet into five magical realms . Since then , generations of defeated Patryns have survived bleak existence in the nightmarish prison world of the Labyrinth . But now, one man discovers the Death Gate , a treacherous crossing that leads to freedom . His quest: to recover the scattered pieces of the World Seal , wreak his revenge and deliver his people to freedom! A dazzling display of multimedia technology, this award-winning adventure is fantasy at its finest! • Stunning multimedia technology including beauti­ ful 30 modeled animation , a professional cast of over 40 speaking characters brings this epic tale of betrayal and honor to life. • Based on the NY Times best selling Death Gate novels by Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman . • EXCLUSIVE!! An original short story by Margaret Weis packed in every game box. DG $ 59.95 DG Hint Book $ 9.95 General Requirements: CD-ROM drive, 486/33 or better, 4 MB RAM , Microsoft compatible mouse Graphics: VESA compatible Super VGA (640 x 480 256-color), VGA Music & Sound Options Music Voice S/FX Sound Blaster: FM OPL2 & compatibles including • • Sound Blaster, SB 16 etc. General MIDI with Digital Sound: Sound Blaster AWE32 , Ensoniq SoundScape, Gravis Ultrasound , • • MediaTRIX Audiotrix, etc. General MIDI: Roland Sound Canvas, etc. • MT-32: Roland MT32 , CM32 , LAPC-1 , etc. • General Requirements: CD-ROM drive, 386/33 or better, 4MB RAM , Microsoft compatible mouse Graphics: VESA compatible Super VGA (640 x 480 256-color), VGA Music & Sound Options Music Voice S/FX Sound Blaster: FM OPL2 & compatibles • • General MIDI with Digital Sound: Sound Blaster AWE32 , etc. • • General MIDI: Roland Sound Canvas, etc. • • MT-32: Roland MT32 , CM32, LAPC-1 , etc. • General Requirements: CD-ROM drive , 386/33 or better, 640K RAM , Microsoft compatible mouse Graphics: VGA Music & Sound Options Music Voice S/FX Sound Blaster & compatibles • • • Ad lib e Roland MT-32 with MPU-401 compatible interface • RealSound • CALLAHAN'S (ROSSTIME SALOON by Spider Robinson Callahan 's is our favorite bar, and this saloon is the watering hole for a unique collection of crea­ tures, both human and alien! Josh Mandel , designer of Sierra's Freddy Pharkas assembles a loyal gang and engineers a series of original episodes featuring themes of adventure , conflict, danger and the most universal emotion of all - laughter. A thoroughly engrossing look at life. WHEEL Of TIME by Robert Jordan A popular epic now transformed into a real-time rendered 30 game featuring incredible special effects, motion captured character movements and a state-of-the-art combat system. This ambitious project is under the direction of Glen Dahlgren, designer of Legend's dark fantasy adventure, Death Gate. PJLEGENDTM FAX: 703-222-3471 i ENTERTAIN MEN T COMPANY 1·800-658-8891 P.O. 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