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|  #1 Posted on 16.9.03 2011.37 | Instant Rating: 0.00 | I had a Dark Tower game as a kid. I played the living hell out of it, as many kids do, and ended up semi-demolishing it, as many kids do.
I was horrified to find that they go for $150+ on eBay now. (Crossbows and Catapults was also on my list and was also expensive, though not quite that bad. Stop Thief! was surprisingly cheap.)
Luckily, some mad bastard has created a computer version of Dark Tower that supports multiple players, has computer opponents and a built-in help file, and it's impossible to lose the little figures for the player or the dragon or the ruins or whatever. (Scroll down to "Has anyone made a computer version of Dark Tower?" and download. Java 1.40 or higher required.)
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| #2 Posted on 16.9.03 2044.36 | Instant Rating: 8.65 | Originally posted by vsp
I had a Dark Tower game as a kid. I played the living hell out of it, as many kids do, and ended up semi-demolishing it, as many kids do.
I was horrified to find that they go for $150+ on eBay now. (Crossbows and Catapults was also on my list and was also expensive, though not quite that bad. Stop Thief! was surprisingly cheap.)
Luckily, some mad bastard has created a computer version of Dark Tower that supports multiple players, has computer opponents and a built-in help file, and it's impossible to lose the little figures for the player or the dragon or the ruins or whatever. (Scroll down to "Has anyone made a computer version of Dark Tower?" and download. Java 1.40 or higher required.)
Oh man, awesome. I hope I can get it to run on my Mac.
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