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11 of 12 files kaska f kaska

1992 October 1

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62 items in the archive
  • MIRAGE03.NFO
  • MX-TLT.EXE
  • MO-SONIC.MIR
  • IC-UC.MIR
  • LG-ATEM.MIR
  • DF-CA2.MIR
  • TD-CRYPT.MIR
  • BZ-SI2.MIR
  • GW-RIV.MIR
  • FN-RIPXY.MIR
  • FN-RIPXW.MIR
  • FN-INFIN.MIR
  • GW-LCOA.MIR
  • RN-ICE.MIR
  • SK-INFD.MIR
  • GW-ASYLM.MIR
  • RN-M0920.MIR
  • DE-4AD.MIR
  • AP-SANC.MIR
  • FN-BLOOD.MIR
  • FN-OUTER.MIR
  • FN-TOXIC.MIR
  • BZ-SI.MIR
  • BZ-DARKH.MIR
  • BZ-DIGIT.MIR
  • AP-PHYSD.MIR
  • GW-ARCAD.MIR
  • RN-NEOT.MIR
  • GW-APOCA.MIR
  • BZ-INFDR.MIR
  • AP-BITU.MIR
  • GW-MIR92.MIR
  • MH-TDT.MIR
  • FN-SKYNT.MIR
  • AP-RAZOR.MIR
  • GW-VFILE.MIR
  • GW-VINFO.MIR
  • GW-EXOD.MIR
  • BZ-USA.MIR
  • PM-FTB.MIR
  • GW-SI.MIR
  • NB-APOCA.MIR
  • BZ-SSC.MIR
  • KF-BOG.MIR
  • KF-TRWS.MIR
  • KF-TRWS2.MIR
  • GW-MBLUE.MIR
  • BZ-WELFR.MIR
  • BZ-TIDAL.MIR
  • BZ-SIGNS.MIR
  • BZ-MIDML.MIR
  • KF-CLOA2.MIR
  • KF-CLOAK.MIR
  • CT-TCS.MIR
  • RN-KOTFS.MIR
  • FA-MIR1.EXE
  • KF-ECHO.MIR
  • KF-NOWHR.MIR
  • BZ-BONES.MIR
  • BZ-SPTRN.MIR
  • WZ-NRDS4.MIR
  • MH-MAINM.MIR
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01/307/35 ┌──────────────────────────────────────── │ The Mirage Compendium φ Volume III │ │ │ │ Release Date : October 1, 1992 │ │ Total Ansis : 59 │ │ Total VGAs : 2 │ │ Total Files : 62 │ │ Total Bytes : 1,124,243 │ │ Total Bytes Zipped : 281,195 │ ────────────────────────────────────────┘ ┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── │ NOTES: Mirage Graphic Designs was founded on 10/20/91 by │ │ Kaska F. Kaska in Castro Valley, CA, and went public on │ │ 1/15/92, also the birtdate of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. │ │ The purpose of this organization is to create a service to │ │ the various bulletin boards and user groups out there, free │ │ of charge. The Mirage Compendium was first packaged on │ │ 6/1/92, and represents the entire collection of Mirage │ │ graphics. Additional volumes will be released bi-monthly. │ │ If you wish to request a Mirage ANSI or VGA, do so at your │ │ nearest Mirage affiliate system, and become a part of the │ ─────┐ │ new legacy. │ │ ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ │ │ │ │ Mirage Designs merged with License to Draw [LTD] on │ │ 9/5/92, an ANSI/VGA group out of Georgia state. On a │ │ later date, 9/13/92, a small known but talented group │ │ named House, also merged with Mirage. With the mergers │ │ came many talented graphists, some of whose works are │ │ featured in this package. │ │ │ ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── ┌───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── │ No │ Filename.Ext │ Size │ Description │ Artist ┌───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── │0 │ MIRAGE03 NFO │ 8935 │ Dox of ∙The Compendium∙ │ N/A │1 │ AP-BITU MIR │ 7111 │ Banned In The USA │ Atomic Playboy │2 │ AP-PHYSD MIR │ 14997 │ Physical Damage │ Atomic Playboy │3 │ AP-RAZOR MIR │ 6546 │ Razor 1911 │ Atomic Playboy │4 │ AP-SANC MIR │ 9147 │ Sanctuary │ Atomic Playboy │5 │ BZ-BONES MIR │ 5636 │ Dust N' Bones │ Beez │6 │ BZ-DARKH MIR │ 3084 │ The Dark Half │ Beez │7 │ BZ-DIGIT MIR │ 4589 │ Digital Wasteland │ Beez │8 │ BZ-INFDR MIR │ 8344 │ Infinite Darkness │ Beez │9 │ BZ-MIDML MIR │ 8320 │ Midnight Millennium │ Beez │10 │ BZ-SI MIR │ 9228 │ Sudden Impact (1)│ Beez │11 │ BZ-SI2 MIR │ 125695 │ Sudden Impact (2)│ Beez │12 │ BZ-SIGNS MIR │ 2688 │ Signs of Chaos │ Beez │13 │ BZ-SPTRN MIR │ 10070 │ Spasmotron │ Beez │14 │ BZ-SSC MIR │ 4834 │ Satanic Syndicate Continued │ Beez │15 │ BZ-TIDAL MIR │ 4864 │ Tidal Wave │ Beez │16 │ BZ-USA MIR │ 6205 │ Banned In The USA │ Beez │17 │ BZ-WELFR MIR │ 51584 │ Welfare Department │ Beez │18 │ CT-TCS MIR │ 11520 │ The Crime Syndicate Network │ Cool T │19 │ DE-4AD MIR │ 5632 │ 4 AD │ Dreamevil │20 │ DF-CA2 MIR │ 10112 │ Covert Action ][ │ Dr. Freeze │21 │ FA-MIR1 EXE │ 33834 │ Mirage Logo │ Faust │22 │ FN-BLOOD MIR │ 8658 │ Blood Sport │ Fusion │23 │ FN-INFIN MIR │ 19060 │ Infinite Darkness │ Fusion │24 │ FN-OUTER MIR │ 6793 │ Outer Limits │ Fusion │25 │ FN-RIPXW MIR │ 3342 │ RIP-X Stats (1)│ Fusion │26 │ FN-RIPXY MIR │ 3387 │ RIP-X Stats (2)│ Fusion │27 │ FN-SKYN MIR │ 30007 │ Skynet │ Fusion │28 │ FN-TOXIC MIR │ 5506 │ Toxicnet │ Fusion │29 │ GW-APOCA MIR │ 22048 │ Apocalypse │ G. Washington │30 │ GW-ARCAD MIR │ 14865 │ Arcadia │ G. Washington │31 │ GW-ASYLM MIR │ 13638 │ The Asylum │ G. Washington │32 │ GW-EXOD MIR │ 10855 │ Exodus To Apocalypse │ G. Washington │33 │ GW-LCOA MIR │ 11405 │ Lost City Of Atlantis │ G. Washington │34 │ GW-MBLUE MIR │ 10200 │ Midnight Blues │ G. Washington │35 │ GW-MIR92 MIR │ 11028 │ Mirage '92 Site/Members │ G. Washington │36 │ GW-RIV MIR │ 9074 │ Rivendell │ G. Washington │37 │ GW-SI MIR │ 14682 │ Sudden Impact │ G. Washington │38 │ GW-VFILE MIR │ 3424 │ Venom File Stats │ G. Washington │39 │ GW-VINFO MIR │ 11505 │ Venom Info Screen │ G. Washington │40 │ IC-UC MIR │ 7936 │ United Couriers │ Icy │41 │ KF-BOG MIR │ 13056 │ The Bog │ Kafka Kierkegaard │42 │ KF-CLOAK MIR │ 244991 │ Cloak N' Dagger (1)│ Kafka Kierkegaard │43 │ KF-CLOA2 MIR │ 10496 │ Cloak N' Dagger (2)│ Kafka Kierkegaard │44 │ KF-ECHO MIR │ 36252 │ Echos In The Well │ Kafka Kierkegaard │45 │ KF-NOWHR MIR │ 14827 │ Nowhere │ Kafka Kierkegaard │46 │ KF-TRWS MIR │ 2944 │ The RapeWare Syndicate (1)│ Kafka Kierkegaard │47 │ KF-TRWS2 MIR │ 3328 │ The RapeWare Syndicate (2)│ Kafka Kierkegaard │48 │ LG-ATEM MIR │ 12023 │ Attilas' Empire │ Logan │49 │ MH-MAINM MIR │ 4608 │ Vision-X Stats │ Metal Head │50 │ MH-TDT MIR │ 3999 │ The Dream Team │ Metal Head │51 │ MO-SONIC MIR │ 11253 │ Mirage Logo "Blowing Holes" │ The Morbid One │52 │ MX-TLT EXE │ 13192 │ The Last Trial │ Malcolm X │53 │ NB-APOCA MIR │ 43686 │ Apocalypse │ NightBlade │54 │ PM-FTB MIR │ 9633 │ Fade To Black │ Paul Muad'Dib │55 │ RN-ICE MIR │ 8693 │ Intnl' Corp. for Espionage │ Ren │56 │ RN-KOTFS MIR │ 29952 │ Kingdom of the Forgotten Sou│ Ren │57 │ RN-M0920 MIR │ 6220 │ Mirage Member List │ Ren │58 │ RN-NEOT MIR │ 7217 │ Neo Tokyo │ Ren │59 │ SK-INFD MIR │ 17637 │ Infinite Darkness │ Shihear Kallizad │60 │ TD-CRYPT MIR │ 56760 │ Midieval Crypt │ The Drow │61 │ WZ-NRDS4 MIR │ 3267 │ Nerd Social 4 │ The Weeze ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── │ GREETS: │ │ Our Members: 'sup dewds.. wanted to say great job, and keep it up.. │ ACiD, AiR, iCE, INC-AD, Legacy and other graphic groups: I've seen │ some pretty dope shit coming out, got some nice talent. │ Fairlight, INC, Razor and the cracking clubs: Well, what can I say, │ 'cept thanks for the /<-Rad \/\/areZ. │ The Ghost in the Machine Members: Whaddup! │ │ PERSONALS: │ │ Dodger: Happy phuckin' birthday!.. │ Temp'us: When are you gonna join Mirage? <grin> │ Lady in Black: Re-enter the scene, I miss ya.. │ Psylocke: Smoke some doobs and give me a kall. │ Ren: Uh.. how's the computer system? │ │ - Kaska F. Kaska '92 │ │ ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ (c)opyright 1992 Mirage Designs
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