chrisl@caen.engin.umich.edu (Chris Lang) (03/21/90)
A while back (probably 1.5-2 yrs) I came across a character generator (more
like a character maintenance utility, actually) for what I believe was a
home-brew role-playing game, written by the author of that game. It ran on
an Amiga, and all I can remember is that it opened up a hi-res interlaced
screen and took a large amount of memory...if anyone out there has this program,
they probabl know that it's the one I'm after.
Does anyone else rmember this? Can they let me know if they see it somewhere?
I know it was on Portal (that's where I got it from in the first place)...I
would be much indebted t someone on there if they could look throgh the
Amiga SIG Games collection and let me know what they come up with...
Sorry aout the vagueness, but it really has been a while and I just thought
of some reasons why I'd like to take a second look at it. A million thanks
to anyone who can provide some help.
-Chris
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