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    Default Today's massively underrated classic computer game is...Conquests of Camelot

    Seriously, I don't know how this slipped under the radar so much. While I understand why King's Quest got all the credit (a similar series), this one was amazing in its own right. I had it for the Atari ST, around 1992 (a few years late). Words can't describe how much I played that game.

    Was anyone else here into that game as much as I was?

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