Cool! Any tip on where can I buy the original data files?

Thanks Rogue

thanks for this port, happy to see that unsheild worked for you, we need to get that into xad*/unarc one day :)

Good!

Thanx...

I have tried 4 different PC shores in Norway, no one has the game any more.
the good thing is you can get your hand on it cost next to nothing this days, and looks nice turn based UFO kind of game.

You can get it for example from Amazon or eBay. But the shipping costs are higher than the game.. so buy some more. ;)

THANK YOU Rogue!

nuts@:

Gamestop has it , but yes they stopped taking in pc games everywhere now so yes i bet its not that easy anymore.

anyways, just get it from ebay or whatever then, its like a few bucks.

Cool with more games for os4 :) I dont know how leagal it is but i believe torrent is your friend when not finding a game in the shops. If its unleagal then forget what i say here :D

I belive the game is not commercial anymore so maybe its ok ?

Last edited by Kicko on 29-Jun-2008 at 02:01 PM.

Thanks Rogue.

Cool, but who is "Sir-Tech Software"?

DBAlex: you never heard of Sir-tech?

they used to do alot of Amiga games in the past.

Wizardry series (loads)
Realms Of Arkania (1 and 2)

Telstar was involved in importing to europe but that afaik was after they stopped supporting the Amiga.

Jagged Alliance 2 is available via Steam, that should say something.

The game is still available in shops although its in bargin bins and such.

BTW it's spelled "stracciatella", which for those who don't know is a type of ice cream made of milk and pieces of chocolate.

Varthall

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Poster: Toaks Date: 29-Jun-2008 15:02:16 DBAlex: you never heard of Sir-tech? they used to do alot of Amiga games in the past. Wizardry series (loads) Realms Of Arkania (1 and 2) Telstar was involved in importing to europe but that afaik was after they stopped supporting the Amiga. Jagged Alliance 2 is available via Steam, that should say something. The game is still available in shops although its in bargin bins and such.

They're older than that, pally. They brought the first multi-character RPG to the computer with the release of Wizardry! for the IBM PC, the Apple II and years later the C64.

@dungeon

Well, last time i checked this was an Amiga site and then its not so out of topic to draw ties to that area.

And yes ofcourse i (beeing an huge C64 fan) know that Sir-Tech didnt start on the Amiga.

Btw, years later doesn't really add up as they did their first C64 title in 1983, and i am not that sure now when the Apple II arrived, i thought that was in 84 ;)

@Rogue

Still doing cool things then?