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On Sat, 29 May 2004 23:21:49 GMT, "Dublevay" <duble@byNO--SPAM.co.uk>
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>"James Hodson" <jUNDERSCOREhodson@ntlworld.com.invalid> wrote in message
>news:ffh1b0l1q6eh7t5enp8gmu9suqvhoe2jsi@4ax.com...
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>>I managed to get SC200 up and running on my XP HE machine. OK, the
>>screen looked a bit weird and I didn't actually try to play the game
>>as I'd already bought SC4 - but, as said, SC200 did install and run.
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>Is that the version with Roman Sims? ;o)
Hi JW
Roman Sims? Probably Stone Age Sims.
As I said above, I managed to get SC2000 installed and running but the
display did look a bit strange. I didn't bother investigating further
as SC4 arrived in the post the very next day.
<OT stuff>
I bought SC4 from Dabs <http://www.dabs.com/uk> At the time I was
offered a game from a small list at half the recommended price and
opted for Roller Coaster Tycoon 2 simply because, as a strategy game,
it was similar to Sim City. I'd forgotten all about this game until
last week when I found tge box lurking in a dark corner of my study.
(Organised, eh!) Anyway, I browsed though the manual last night and,
IMO, the game seems extremely similar to Theme Park, a DOS game I had
on my Win3.1 machine more than a few years ago.
One of these days I'll get round to the multi-OS business. Thinking
about it, finding some more dask space and getting my old PCs out of
the cupboard might be easier!
</OT stuff>
James