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3001: O'Connors Fight Rainbow Arts1990In 3001: O'Connors Fight, the player takes the role of John O'Connor, one of six space lords who fight for dominance over the space empire. The main playing menu consists of two parts: the space map with all planets (either in animated 3D or a top-down view) and the menu with up to four commands. The basic gist is that the lords need to visit owned planets in order to adjust their production focus: space ships are used to defend planets and fuel is required to move them around the empire.

More planets are acquired by attacking them. The result is calculated automatically and is based on the amount of defending respectively attacking troops. A special case comes into effect when a space lord is currently on the attacked planet: the winner of the fight instantly receives all the loser's planets. A lord is permanently removed from the game after the second personal defeat; the goal is to unite all planets under O'Connor's rule. Sometimes there is an action sequence in which the player has to move the spaceship (by clicking on cursor keys) in order to avoid obstacles.***
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Antics Rainbow Arts (Time Warp Productions)1987 C64minimizeimageminimize
Apprentice Rainbow Arts1990Zolo, an apprentice to the Master of the Guild of Magicians, is young, talented and wise beyond his years. Through he has another 400 years of apprenticeship to serve, Zolo has given glimpses of brilliance. His reward is a chance to enter the Guild provided he can cross the bewitched and dangerous world of Fumo, the dragon. The world of Fumo is colourful and full of cute but intelligent inhabitants. There are many hidden levels and rooms which can only be entered after solving different puzzles. Zolo will need all his guile, wit and mastery of his craft to solve the complex puzzles. His youth and agility will be an asset as he journeys through the bewitching colourful land of Fumo. An arcade adventure fill of colour, superb graphics and intrigue, to grip your attention from start to finish.***
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Apprentice Rainbow Arts1990Zolo, an apprentice to the Master of the Guild of Magicians, is young, talented and wise beyond his years. Through he has another 400 years of apprenticeship to serve, Zolo has given glimpses of brilliance. His reward is a chance to enter the Guild provided he can cross the bewitched and dangerous world of Fumo, the dragon. The world of Fumo is colourful and full of cute but intelligent inhabitants. There are many hidden levels and rooms which can only be entered after solving different puzzles. Zolo will need all his guile, wit and mastery of his craft to solve the complex puzzles. His youth and agility will be an asset as he journeys through the bewitching colourful land of Fumo. An arcade adventure fill of colour, superb graphics and intrigue, to grip your attention from start to finish. Atari STlabelimagesubject
Australo Piticus Mechanicus Rainbow Arts1988 Amigalabelimageminimize
Bad Cat Rainbow Arts;Go!1987Los Angeles, 1984

The city is preparing for the Olympic Summer Games. But there are still the straying cats, despised by all. They have organized their competitive games as well. Everywhere in the city the cats meet for competing in their outrageous games.***
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Bad Cat Rainbow Arts1987[b]Compilation releases:[/b]
- Go Crazy***
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Bad Cat Rainbow Arts;Go!1987 Atari STlabelimageminimize
Bad Cat  Rainbow Arts1989 MS-DOSlabelimageminimize
Bad Cat  Rainbow Arts;Epyx1987 C64labelimageminimize
Blockout  California Dreams;Rainbow Arts (Logical Design Works)1990Easy to play,

difficult to master, impossible to quit.

Sit back and get comfortable before you open this box. You might not be moving from your computer for a while, because once you start in with the 3-D blocks, you'll be hooked.

You'll begin with the playing pit, a 3-D enclosure with length, width, and depth that you can set. During the game, various 3-D blocks will fall into the pit. Your job is to rotate and maneuver each of them into the proper position in order to form complete layers. As each layer is completed, it vanishes, giving you more points and more room to work.

Blockout will challenge your reflexes and your resolve in a test of coordination and quick thinking. But the greatest challenge of all will be keeping yourself from playing it again and again.

Features: * Close to 1000 possible combinations of pits and block sets * Pause mode * Animated help screen * Save feature to store your favorite customized setup * Practice mode * Unique 3-D perspective * Top ten list recorded for each setup***
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Blockout  California Dreams;Rainbow Arts1989Easy to play,

difficult to master, impossible to quit.

Sit back and get comfortable before you open this box. You might not be moving from your computer for a while, because once you start in with the 3-D blocks, you'll be hooked.

You'll begin with the playing pit, a 3-D enclosure with length, width, and depth that you can set. During the game, various 3-D blocks will fall into the pit. Your job is to rotate and maneuver each of them into the proper position in order to form complete layers. As each layer is completed, it vanishes, giving you more points and more room to work.

Blockout will challenge your reflexes and your resolve in a test of coordination and quick thinking. But the greatest challenge of all will be keeping yourself from playing it again and again.

Features: * Close to 1000 possible combinations of pits and block sets * Pause mode * Animated help screen * Save feature to store your favorite customized setup * Practice mode * Unique 3-D perspective * Top ten list recorded for each setup***
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Bozuma  Rainbow Arts (Time Warp)1988 C64labelimageminimize
Bozuma  Rainbow Arts (Time Warp)1989 MS-DOSlabelimageminimize
Bozuma  Rainbow Arts (Time Warp)1988 Amigalabelimageminimize
Bozuma  Rainbow Arts (Time Warp)1989 Atari STlabelimageminimize
Chip War Rainbow Arts (Time Warp)1987 C64minimizeimageminimize
Circus Attractions Rainbow Arts (Golden Goblins)1989 Atari STlabelimageminimize
Circus Attractions Rainbow Arts (Golden Goblins)1989 MS-DOSlabelimageminimize
Circus Attractions Rainbow Arts (Golden Goblins)1989 C64labelimageminimize
Conqueror Rainbow Arts1990A unique Tank Simulation combining a highly original spectrum of gameplay and superb interaction between the computer and games player.

• 3D Landscape Generator
• 12 different and historically accurate tanks
• Three gameplay styles encompassing Arcade, Attrition and Strategy
• Optional computer-controlled tanks***
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Conqueror Rainbow Arts (PMC)1989 Atari STlabelimageminimize
Conqueror Rainbow Arts1990 MS-DOSlabelimageminimize
Danger Freak Rainbow Arts (Haip Software)1988
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[1]***Good graphics and a fantastic soundtrack from Chris Huelsbeck are the positive aspects of this game. The gameplay is a bit shallow today, the 3 "events" are too similar. But if you are a C64 fan you should play this at least once... otherwise you could miss one of the best soundtracks on this platform.
[Teran]
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Danger Freak Rainbow Arts1989 Amigalabelimageminimize
Day of the Pharaoh  Rainbow Arts (Chip)1989 Atari STlabelimageminimize
Day of the Pharaoh  Rainbow Arts (Chip)1989 Amigalabelimageminimize
Day of the Pharaoh  Millennium;Rainbow Arts (Chip)1990 MS-DOSlabelimageminimize
Detector Rainbow Arts (Time Warp)1988 Amigalabelimageminimize
East vs. West: Berlin 1948 Rainbow Arts;Electronic Zoo (Time Warp)1990Berlin 1948 - The great city is split in two and is now totally destroyed. The allied airlift is the only connection West Berlin has with the free world. But with the airlift has come a potential world crisis... an atomic bomb has been secretly smuggled into the city by a double agent working for the Soviets.

Search Berlin for the bomb. Check out the cinema, where a unique newsreel film on your computer may bring some news. The leaders of the West expect you to be successful - do not fail and do not let the atomic bomb fall into the hands of Stalin.

East vs. West is the first ever computer entertainment package to include a 15 minutes film with real sound track on cassette.***
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East vs. West: Berlin 1948 Rainbow Arts (Time Warp)1990Berlin 1948 - The great city is split in two and is now totally destroyed. The allied airlift is the only connection West Berlin has with the free world. But with the airlift has come a potential world crisis... an atomic bomb has been secretly smuggled into the city by a double agent working for the Soviets.

Search Berlin for the bomb. Check out the cinema, where a unique newsreel film on your computer may bring some news. The leaders of the West expect you to be successful - do not fail and do not let the atomic bomb fall into the hands of Stalin.

East vs. West is the first ever computer entertainment package to include a 15 minutes film with real sound track on cassette.***
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East vs. West: Berlin 1948 Rainbow Arts (Time Warp)1990Berlin 1948 - The great city is split in two and is now totally destroyed. The allied airlift is the only connection West Berlin has with the free world. But with the airlift has come a potential world crisis... an atomic bomb has been secretly smuggled into the city by a double agent working for the Soviets.

Search Berlin for the bomb. Check out the cinema, where a unique newsreel film on your computer may bring some news. The leaders of the West expect you to be successful - do not fail and do not let the atomic bomb fall into the hands of Stalin.

East vs. West is the first ever computer entertainment package to include a 15 minutes film with real sound track on cassette.***
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Future Tank Rainbow Arts;Softgold (Time Warp)1988 Amigalabelimageminimize
Garrison Rainbow Arts (Digital Dreams)1988 Amigalabelimageminimize
Garrison Rainbow Arts1988This is SOOO exactly similar to Gauntlet it isn't funny. Even the logo is copied. How they never got sued is a mystery to me!
[Garrett]
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Garrison II: The Legend Continues Rainbow Arts (Digital Dreams)1988 Amigalabelimageminimize
Graffiti Man Rainbow Arts (reLINE Software)1988 Atari STlabelimageminimize
Graffiti Man Rainbow Arts (reLINE Software)1988 Amigalabelimageminimize
Graffiti Man Rainbow Arts1988 C64labelimageminimize
Grand Monster Slam Rainbow Arts (Golden Goblins)1989 Amigalabelimageminimize
Grand Monster Slam Rainbow Arts (Golden Goblins)1989 C64labelimageminimize
Grand Monster Slam Rainbow Arts (Golden Goblins)1989 Atari STlabelimageminimize
Grand Monster Slam Rainbow Arts (Golden Goblins)1989 MS-DOSlabelimageminimize
Halls of Gold  Rainbow Arts1986 Amstrad CPClabelimageminimize
Hard 'n' Heavy  reLINE Software (Rainbow Arts)1989 Amigalabelimageminimize
Hard 'n' Heavy  reLINE Software (Rainbow Arts)1989 C64labelimageminimize
Hard 'n' Heavy  reLINE Software (Rainbow Arts)1989 Atari STlabelimageminimize
Hurra Deutschland Rainbow Arts (Promotion Software)1994This game is based on the German satirical tv-series "Hurra Deutschland" which uses rubber puppets modeled after politicians and other celebrities. The theme of the game is about the German elections from 1994 and you play an unknown politician with the goal to become chancellor. MS-DOSlabelimagesubject
Imperium Romanum Rainbow Arts (Ego Software)1996In this traditional graphic adventure Caesar has conquered the whole world and so you’re living in the Roman Empire in the 20th century. You’re Gaius Ludus. You’re working in a museum as a cleaning man.

But – something is wrong. In a Caesar statue you find a mysterious message from the future. So you know what to do – save the world!

First you joined the liberty party – then you have to find the time portal. With it you travel in the past (to Caesar) and in the future. Thus changes the present...but be careful!
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In 80 Days Around the World  Rainbow Arts (Fantastic Software)1987 C64labelimageminimize
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