[Date Prev][Date Next][Thread Prev][Thread Next][Date Index][Thread Index]

Re: Surprise found in "Ten Pin Alley" game disc......

Subject: Re: Surprise found in "Ten Pin Alley" game disc......
From: vireland@workingdesigns.com (Victor Ireland)
Date: 1999/01/12
Newsgroups: rec.games.video.sega, alt.games.video.sega-saturn, comp.sys.apple2
Organization: MindSpring Enterprises
References: <1999010717470898474@slip-32-100-149-194.wa.us.ibm.net> <36979A34.78D3D157@cybercable.fr> <36991186.8035335@news.bconnex.net> <MPG.1102db24dc3e8d8998999f@news.mindspring.com> <77epru$cge7@darius.pce.net>

In article <77epru$cge7@darius.pce.net>, lidsjt93@darius.pce.net says...
>     Wow...  I didn't know Sega had a no overt preachin'-type rule...
> 
> 

Sony, Nintendo, and virtually any modern console manufacturer
have the same set of rules.

-- 
Don't Believe the Hype -
         Vic

References:
- Surprise found in "Ten Pin Alley" game disc......
  - From: stevejs@att.net (Steven J. Sheridan)
- Re: Surprise found in "Ten Pin Alley" game disc......
  - From: Olivier ZARDINI <zardini@cybercable.fr>
- Re: Surprise found in "Ten Pin Alley" game disc......
  - From: CUTjefbla@bconnex.net (Jeff Blakeney)
- Re: Surprise found in "Ten Pin Alley" game disc......
  - From: vireland@workingdesigns.com (Victor Ireland)
- Re: Surprise found in "Ten Pin Alley" game disc......
  - From: "Rev. KamiMiaku" <lidsjt93@darius.pce.net>

Prev by Date: Re: Surprise found in "Ten Pin Alley" game disc......
Next by Date: Re: PC TransPorter: What are its non-IBM uses?
Previous by thread: Re: Surprise found in "Ten Pin Alley" game disc......
Next by thread: Re: Surprise found in "Ten Pin Alley" game disc......
Index(es):
- Date
- Thread