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For those bored with typicalf role-playing game RPG fare, Buck offers original sci-fi adventures "in a plausible future". You'II visit four planet, lots of alien spacecraft, and an asteroid belt, to name a few.

Most of these locales inhabited and you better believe the natives aren't friendly. To survive tine perils of intergalactic travel you must master overhead-view flight, three-quarters perspective tactical land-based combat, and even ship-to-chip combat from a first person point-of-view. You'd never see Buck's corner of the universe in a day, so three battery-save files are provided.

Whether on foot or in the air, you'll have-a wide variety of atom-blasting weapons at your disposal if you can find, steal, or purchase them, that is. In land-based combat you'll whip out Pistols, Swords, and Launchers, and during ship-to-ship battles you'll fire up Lasers, Missiles and Plasma guns. It's filled with fun and interesting graphics, killer weapons, scads of seriously nasty monster-types, and plenty of places to go and things to do. The repetitive non-stereo music needs improvement, but the sound effects make up the difference.

Especially excellent is the two-part end fight. Even if you're unfamiliar with the Buck "space operas" of yesteryear, his game is a great place to start if you're ready to go where no Genesis gamer has gone before. Forget the Sunday papers' Buck Rogers of yore. Forget Buster Crabbe, even Gil Gerard. There is no Killer Kane here, nor a Princess Allura. Nor is there a cute robot or a slightly befuddled professor. If the truth be told, in this sprawling adventure game, even the legendary Buck himself is mostly offstage.

He and Wilma Deering may show up as NPCs nonplayer characters in the course of the game, if the player is prepared to stay with it long enough. But Buck's presence for much of the game is more hearsay than tangible.

What does remain of the original is its' chronological locale in the 25th century, a time when Mars and Venus have been terra-formed, and thriving cultures have evolved there, as well as on Luna, Mercury, in the asteroids and even floating on the edges of Jupiter's gas clouds. Partners: Threelinkdirectory.

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These services are subject to respective third party terms and conditions. Please study these third party terms and conditions carefully as they constitute an agreement between you and the applicable third party service provider. Extras include music and effects-only tracks for each episode in Dolby Digital 2. A couple additional notes on the extras:. What that means for U. The first happens when Wilma comes after Buck in old Chicago.

The second edit happens when Buck kicks Tiger-Man in the balls near the end of the film. It looks like the actual kick has been trimmed out of the presentation, so the video goes from Tiger-Man facing off with Buck to suddenly howling in pain.

This is not something Madman had control over — these were in the elements as delivered by Universal. Ultimately, I think that Madman Entertainment has done a hell of a nice job with their Buck Rogers in the 25th Century: The Complete Series release, given the limitations they were dealing with. This series is a great, long-awaited, and very welcome addition to the Blu-ray format.

Screenshots from MobyGames. Rollo 1 point DOS version. Hi, this download isn't working for me. When I try to save a character so I can add him to the team but it asks if I have a save disk in drive which it won't find. Oh and no sound. Stoogemaster 0 point DOS version. This is a doss game it just does not start after you unzip it I had to go to control panel and go to add and remove programs choose add program from disk then it gave me a browse button then I found the file and had it open the exe file then it opened up a DOSS window and then it was all doss commands tell the game started.

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