Last month's Mystery Game - One very cool entry...

[Sniderman]

Hey gang,

Neglected to post this when the Mystery Game ended earlier this month. The Mystery Sound was from the Atari vector arcade game "Major Havoc." Well, I got this entry for the contest:


That sound is from MY video game Major Havoc, Atari 1984! In fact, I can tell from the speed of the sound that it actually came from a conversion kit unit, and not an original Major Havoc. Just in case you wanted to know.

Owen R. Rubin

Very cool that the programmer/designer/creator of the game actually entered the contest. He didn't win the random drawing, but talk about having an inside track!

[Jorpho]

Mr. Rubin can be quite vocal at times... Or so it would seem from a letter here (http://www.classicgaming.com/mailbag/mail185/).
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[Mayhem]

Damn... I thought it might have been from that, but didn't enter. Ah well, next time!

[Arcade Antics]

That rant by Owen at the link above is right on the money :)

Major Havoc is easily one of *the best* games ever designed. Ever.

[digitalpress]

<yet another shameless plug>

Owen Rubin will be at Classic Gaming Expo. Feel free to dress up like Major Havoc and run up to him quickly with a plastic gun.

</yet another shameless plug>

[Sniderman]

You should also do that to the security folks. Keeps 'em on their toes.

[Tempest]

Owen Rubin will be at Classic Gaming Expo. Feel free to dress up like Major Havoc and run up to him quickly with a plastic gun.

Your a sick man Joe. I like that... :D

Tempest