That is up to you. I would personally never sell my Amiga copy of the game.
That is up to you. I would personally never sell my Amiga copy of the game.
If you haven't played a classic game in years, it's never too late to start!
I wouldn't sell Elite 2 either. I still have my copy and the box is standing in the shelf next to the computer. Such classic titles are worth holding onto for sure. And also, in a few years time you might end up regret selling it, and you'll have to spend more money to acquire it again. I've done that mistake myself, and I'm sure others have as well.
[I]Earth is like a 24 hour, Seven days a week Stupidity contest which has been running for centuries.
And every time they are ready to pronounce a winner, a new contender appears on the scene.[/I]
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[I]He has seen half the universe who has not seen the house of pain (Ralph Waldo)[/I]
If you look on the main site at the Elite 2 page here we have all of the manuals from the game, which were fully transcribed by Teho. The Map is also on there.
If you haven't played a classic game in years, it's never too late to start!
Dammit, this means mine is incomplete.
[I]Earth is like a 24 hour, Seven days a week Stupidity contest which has been running for centuries.
And every time they are ready to pronounce a winner, a new contender appears on the scene.[/I]
* * * *
[I]He has seen half the universe who has not seen the house of pain (Ralph Waldo)[/I]
Frontier is certainly one of those milestone games for the Amiga. Which is why I have two copies, one is complete, but the other is missing the map too. A bit annoying but bearable - just!
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