I had the opportunity to play that on an antique - the commodore 64 (and I know there's an even older version, for the sinclair ZX-Spectrum), I took the machine from the guy and played a few months :lol:
*For those who don't know what am I babbling about: commodore 64 and ZX-Spectrum are very old computers, antiques from the 1980's didn't even had floppys, they had cassette tape recorders - took ages to load a 30kB game*
the graphics are butt-ugly - only wireframe and a bunch of dots, also some circles representing planets :lol:
too bad the game never saw the 4th sequel though... :(
If the stars should appear one night in a thousand years, how would men believe and adore and preserve for many generations the remembrance of the city of God? - from 'Nightfall' by I. Asimov The Outcasts consider Siniestre Nube a sacred place for several reasons. Early explorers discovered a jumphole within the depths of the cloud that leads to a strange world of ringed stars and strange craft. All ships in the burrial ground are placed facing that hole to honor the Alien Spirits. - An Outcast rumor