#amigafun — Public Fediverse posts
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In 1992, #AmigaFun sold #Ramses - a pharaoh themed business sim - as a cover disk for $20. Too expensive? Too simple? Or is it a hidden gem of the #Amiga era?
✔ Why were the transparent prices revolutionary?
✔ How to optimize trade routes without causing famine?
✔ Why does multiplayer destroy the fun - but single player works?A game which nobody knows anymore, but which says a lot about the cover disk era.
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In 1992, #AmigaFun sold #Ramses - a pharaoh themed business sim - as a cover disk for $20. Too expensive? Too simple? Or is it a hidden gem of the #Amiga era?
✔ Why were the transparent prices revolutionary?
✔ How to optimize trade routes without causing famine?
✔ Why does multiplayer destroy the fun - but single player works?A game which nobody knows anymore, but which says a lot about the cover disk era.
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In 1992, #AmigaFun sold #Ramses - a pharaoh themed business sim - as a cover disk for $20. Too expensive? Too simple? Or is it a hidden gem of the #Amiga era?
✔ Why were the transparent prices revolutionary?
✔ How to optimize trade routes without causing famine?
✔ Why does multiplayer destroy the fun - but single player works?A game which nobody knows anymore, but which says a lot about the cover disk era.
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In 1992, #AmigaFun sold #Ramses - a pharaoh themed business sim - as a cover disk for $20. Too expensive? Too simple? Or is it a hidden gem of the #Amiga era?
✔ Why were the transparent prices revolutionary?
✔ How to optimize trade routes without causing famine?
✔ Why does multiplayer destroy the fun - but single player works?A game which nobody knows anymore, but which says a lot about the cover disk era.
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In 1992, #AmigaFun sold #Ramses - a pharaoh themed business sim - as a cover disk for $20. Too expensive? Too simple? Or is it a hidden gem of the #Amiga era?
✔ Why were the transparent prices revolutionary?
✔ How to optimize trade routes without causing famine?
✔ Why does multiplayer destroy the fun - but single player works?A game which nobody knows anymore, but which says a lot about the cover disk era.
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#Vyrus takes place *inside my computer*. Literally. The proof? I can fly over the actual CPU it's running on in-game.