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Slave Den BBS (4)   for Slave Den BBS   by International Network of Crackers (INC)

6878 of 7,169 files dos bbs

    Download excal.zip

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1990 October 19

Slave Den BBS + International Network of Crackers (INC)
Release information and BBS intro.

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5 items in the archive
  • SLAVES.DAT
  • EXCALIB.NFO
  • INFO.INC
  • RUNMENOW.COM
  • CREDITS.INC
[+] Configuration Copy text
INC'1990 Presents Spirt of Excalibur by Virgin-Mastertronics 10/12/90 Documentation Check fixed by Jenetic Bytemare This game looks pretty good in VGA, with a very nice sound track. The game play is similar to a Cinemaware game on the Amiga called Defenders of the Crown. Anyways have fun. I tested the save and restore feature, I was unable to test this program on another computer other then my 386 so hopefully it doesn't contain any of those invalid opcodes as in TV Basket. -Jenetic Bytemare Thanks goes out to the folks from 416 for the letters, and TNT Crew from Sweden for the nice VGA demos, send more stuff to the PO BOX! INC'1990/Jenetic Bytemare PO Box 26914 Rochester New York 14626 (The PO Box above is for me basically - we swap, motorcycle parts, etc.) Or call our BBS's (Amiga Users Call) 716-427-2555 (HST only) 1442 modem (MS-DOS'ers Call) 716-334-4288 (HST only) 1442 modem v.42 Greetings go out to: Fletcher Christian (Call up and go fish'n!), Island Hacker (Let me know about the Panasync monitor!), Line Noise, Invisible Stalker (I know you want to be a Rescue Ranger, the question is which one?? - My vote is for Zipper ), Chuckles, Eddie Haskel (Finally went software shopping eh? Let me know about the PROMS), Bit Manipulator (Order the SIMM's yet??), Null Set (Argh, sorely tempted to use the loader this time!) Fabs. Furlough (Thanks for the fix for Strat!, Soft-ICE doesn't work on my new SX), The Terminator (Give my board a ring sometime), Lord Blix (THG?? Hows the 'Miga Rog?), THG, PE and the folks at DEFJAM/Vision Factory!
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