| [News] GTI and e.p.i.c. cooperate on Pegasos distribution | ANN.lu |
| Posted on 04-Feb-2003 14:06 GMT by Thomas Steiding (Edited on 2003-02-04 18:07:17 GMT by Christophe Decanini) | 55 comments
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GTI and e.p.i.c. will cooperate on distribution for the Real Time Strategy simulation Knights and Merchants for the Pegasos. Knights&Merchants for the Pegasos will start shipping next week.
4.2.2003
e.p.i.c. and GTI team up for Pegasos distribution
GTI and e.p.i.c. interactive sign an exclusive distribution agreement for the upcoming Real Time Strategy game Knights and Merchants for the Pegasos/MorphOS. Knights and Merchants will be the first commercial game release by e.p.i.c. interactive that is exclusively available for MorphOS and the Pegasos. Knights and Merchants is priced at € 49,95 and will be shipping from februray 12th, 2003. More information on Knights and Merchants can be found at www.epic-interactive.com.
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| Posted by greenboy on 04-Feb-2003 17:16 GMT | catogen, about the worst i could say about morphos is that it inherits the instability of the amiga apps it runs. as a newbie user i opened lots of apps at CES and ran many windows and processes concurrently. MorphOS seemed to do as well as my amigas: that is to say if the apps were stable apps it stayed up. actually i never could crash ambient or the OS itself, and the apps that were part of the bundle ran well.
unfortunately, i could use voyager only to browse through offline sites as many of the pavilions did not have internet connections available. but it didn't seem to resemble the mess comments here on ANN had led me to believe. I was rather shocked it didn't have CSS yet, though. |
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