and this is what it looked like...

[n8tr0n]

I was cleaning up my 'junk' room this evening and I found among old cell phones, old computer parts and other assorted old stuff...a loot bag.



I really do wish I still had the box. And no, I don't have a 5 1/2 inch drive connected to my laptop. I can't remember the last time I even saw one.

[Drool]

Ah, back when EA had a cool logo, went by their full name, and weren't loathed by gamers everywhere.

[Ronin73]

The manual and paragraph book are a lot bigger than what was released in the Australian version. Ours was cut down to pocket sized versions. I purchased the C-64 and PC versions and both were pretty much identical.

Also I don't think the album style cover (or an actual cardboard box for that matter) was ever released here. We got some plastic cover that actually had a slot in it for the tape games that were still somewhat in use at that time.

[Xenomech]

Ah, back when EA had a cool logo, went by their full name, and weren't loathed by gamers everywhere.

A few years back I had an email conversation with a developer (one of the five guys from Binary Systems) who hinted at how EA treated developers back in 1986. EA was just as despicable back then. I guess it took a while for gamers to find out how much damage EA did -- and continues to do -- to the video game industry.