Born in Goirle, Netherlands. Lived in Bristol (UK) for a while. I now live in Utrecht, Netherlands.
Played Akalabeth, Ultima 7 BG, and Ultima 8. Loved the music that went with Ultima 8.
Where are you from?
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Halldin
Re: Where are you from?
Varberg , Sweden
I've played them all but I've only finished a few of them
Like u7,almost u8 and u9
I REALLY tried to play U4 but I gave up after a few hours
I've played them all but I've only finished a few of them
Like u7,almost u8 and u9
I REALLY tried to play U4 but I gave up after a few hours
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Simon Constable
Re: Where are you from?
Amersham, Great Britain. Now living in Milton keynes.
I've got U6, U8, both Ultima Underworlds and the Electronic Arts CD-ROM Classics: The Complete Ultima VII although by the time I bought this PCs has sped up considerably and Origin would insist on not implementing any sort of speed limiting in their games.
BTW I assume you've seen this ->> http://www.u6project.com <<-
Also for the future I hope someone can do something to resurrect both Crusaders as I played No Remorse and loved it.
I bought a new 386DX25 specifically to play Wing Commander when it came out, and I've got both expansions and WCII. Imagine WC in a window on your Linux desktop, yeah baby yeah
I've got U6, U8, both Ultima Underworlds and the Electronic Arts CD-ROM Classics: The Complete Ultima VII although by the time I bought this PCs has sped up considerably and Origin would insist on not implementing any sort of speed limiting in their games.
BTW I assume you've seen this ->> http://www.u6project.com <<-
Also for the future I hope someone can do something to resurrect both Crusaders as I played No Remorse and loved it.
I bought a new 386DX25 specifically to play Wing Commander when it came out, and I've got both expansions and WCII. Imagine WC in a window on your Linux desktop, yeah baby yeah