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@node "Main"

 3D-Dungeons
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 @{" Dark Forces            " link "darkforces" 0} - by Lucas Arts
 @{" Descent I/II           " link "descent" 0} - FLY through dungeons
 @{" Doom I/II              " link "doom" 0} - by ID-Software
 @{" Marathon I/II          " link "marathon" 0} - by Bungie
 @{" Pathways Into Darkness " link "pathways" 0} - by Bungie
 @{" Sensory Overload       " link "sensory" 0}

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@node "darkforces" "Dark Forces"

Runs with a resolution of 320X200 VERY fast (040)!
Needs 68040 (runs also on 030 but is unplayable!)

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Dark Forces is fast on:
Amiga 3000, Cybervision 64, Cyberstorm 060 50MHz, 64MB FastRAM, 2MB ChipRAM
Amiga OS 3.1, Apple CD300 2xSpeed CD-ROM

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On a Cyberstorm 060/50MHz it is slower than on a Cyberstorm 040/40MHz but
it's not unplayable on the 060!

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@node "descent" "Descent I/II"

Sorry, these games only run on PPC-machines!!!

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@node "doom" "Doom I/II"

MacDoom and MacDoom II run on my system.
But, to my surprise, even with an '060 they are slower than I had hoped.
Certainly playable in low-res, though.  Absolutely NO FUN on 030.

tested on Amiga 3000, Cybervision 64, Cyberstorm 060 50MHz, 64MB FastRAM, 
2MB ChipRAM, Apple CD300 2xSpeed CD-ROM

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Also runs on 040/25, 4XCD-ROM in low resolution

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@node "marathon" "Marathon I/II"

Marathon I/II
3D Dungeon textured games, slow of course, but it works.
Amiga 4000, 68030/68882, CyberVision 64,18Mb RAM, 4x NEC CDROM
Kick 3.0/WB 3.1

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Also runs on 040/25, 4XCD-ROM in low resolution

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A bit slow - but it works nonetheless on A1200/Blizzard 1230IV/
18MB RAM/OS3.0/4.4XCD-ROM from Pioneer

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@node "pathways" "Pathways Into Darkness"

Runs very fast
Also usable with 68030/25MHz

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@node "sensory" "Sensory Overload"

 Sensory Overload: Ugh! This is DOOM done super-cheap! Only  3  floppy
 disks  for  the whole game. Not very pretty to look at - the graphics
 are very plain and  all  the  same.  Still,  it's  playable  in  tiny
 resolution  on  a  stock  '040,  and  playable  at  full-screen on an
 accelerated 4000. Not much fun though...

Tested on: A4000 with Macro-System's WARP ENGINE '040 running at 40 Mhz
Cybervision-64 (4-meg)
Toshiba 6.7 speed SCSI-II CD-ROM
Amiga OS 3.1

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