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NIGHT HUNTER: IBM VERSION NOTES
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Night Hunter. A new unique game concept. A game which allows the player
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to take the role of the vampire, rather than the vampire hunter. A game which
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should have shed a dark, new, and entertaining light on things. Unfortunately
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the IBM version of Night Hunter is a flop.
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The graphics for the IBM version are of inferior quality, the animation
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is average at its best, and joystick control leaves much to be desired. Night
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Hunter does not support a sound board, and the 'HAIR-RAISING sound effects'
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promised on the back of the box are little more than the average bleeps you are
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accustomed to from your PC speaker. All in all the game is nothing more than a
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sub-standard arcade game, based on a great concept. Were it free-ware, perhaps
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it would merrit mention, but being a commercial game it is definately inferior.
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To play the IBM version of Night Hunter supports CGA, EGA, and VGA, as
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well as Keyboard or Joystick control. 640K is also required to play the game,
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and it comes on four 5.25 disks. Night Hunter is made by UBI SOFT
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Entertainment Software.
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