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Re: What IIgs Games Benefit From Accelerator Cards?

Subject: Re: What IIgs Games Benefit From Accelerator Cards?
From: heuser.marcus@freenet.de
Date: 9 Jan 2006 09:09:40 -0800
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Tempest wrote:
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> Title says it all, what IIgs games benefit from accelerator cards? On
> the flip side, what IIgs games are incompatible with accelerator cards?

Origin's Windwalker - sequel to Moebius - is extremely slow. If
compatible with an accelerator (why shouldn't it?) it should be
playable.

Moebius (the Apple II version) isn't exactly a sprinter, too...

bye
Marcus

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