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| System(s): SC-3000 | |||||
| Publisher: Dotsoft | |||||
| Developer: Softgold (aka Gameworx Software) | |||||
| Genre: Adventure | |||||
| Number of players: 1 | |||||
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Thermo Nuclear War Games is a text adventure game developed by Australian company Softgold (formerly Gameworx Software), which specialised in multi-load text adventures written in BASIC. It was published on the SC-3000 by Dotsoft and released exclusively in Australia in 1984. The game was also released on Commodore 64 as Nuclear War Games.
The game features full colour graphics of your location to complement the text description. The game is played using the Scott Adams Standard 2-word verb-object parser.
The story is loosely based on the 1983 movie WarGames, starring Matthew Broderick.
Synopsis
"M.A.S.T.A The huge defence computer in Norad has developed its own intelligence and is playing World War III.
Only you, and Dr. Norton, M.A.S.T.A.'s creator, know this and can stop total disaster.
Hidden deep within Norad's command centre inside Cheyenne Mountain is a security disk and access code.
It's up to you to get into Norad, find the code and stop World War III. HURRY!
Can you save the World?"
Physical Scans
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   Cover
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 Tape  Instructions |
Gallery
Front
Side
