djh@neuromancer.metaphor.com (Dallas J. Hodgson) (12/18/90)
I've played DataStorm, and the PC version of Revenge of Defender. How does Anarchy measure up? (Williams Electronics - ever my favorite arcade game company) +----------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | Dallas J. Hodgson | "This here's the wattle, | | Metaphor Computer Systems | It's the emblem of our land. | | Mountain View, Ca. | You can put it in a bottle, | | USENET : djh@metaphor.com | You can hold it in your hand." | +============================================================================+ | "The views I express are my own, and not necessarily those of my employer" | +----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
pilgrim@daimi.aau.dk (Jakob G}rdsted) (12/21/90)
djh@neuromancer.metaphor.com (Dallas J. Hodgson) writes: >I've played DataStorm, and the PC version of Revenge of Defender. How does >Anarchy measure up? Well I do not know anything about RevofDef, but I have both of the rest. I find Datastorm excellent, but Anarchy really good. To make it clearer: Anarchy I enjoy really much, but I find Datastorm to be The King of Defender. (for me). I myself would not have just one of them, but should I be forced I chose Datastorm, for the gameplay. + The controls in Anarchy are quite good. The graphics enchance the game, rather than disturb. You do not have to "look up on page xxx after word yyy, or otherwise I will blow up your monitor." The small shields that can protect your cannisters. The music. - There is no two player game(I have not seen any mentioned in the manual) The hundred thousand different special items could be made more quick to identify. Of course, I have talked about features, but really I enjoy playing the game.