In college, when I became an R.A., I got a hold of a fellow R.A’s women’s magazines (Cosmo, etc), and I went through them cutting out all the striking images I saw and then putting them together in a sort of mosaic. This kind of looks like it could be that. But I know of no game cover like that.
kerzain
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All I know is that looks like a custom fishing fly in the palm of the hand. And since I don’t know anything about fishing games, I’ll go with:
Sega Bass Fishing
It is not Sega Bass Fishing, or a college art project.
Is that … that Cinemaware giant ant game? I do not recall the name.
I can only accept a name.
That’s fair; I’ll go ahead and stick a name on there, then - Cinemaware’s It Came From the Desert.
I loved perusing the Cinemaware games when I was at my local software store as a kid. What’s funny is that I’m not sure I ever really played many of them. I think I just loved their movie poster style boxes, and they’ve stuck with me because of that.
Correctamundo!
Will post the full cover when I land this plane and can get to my laptop. I never actually played this one - it never got an ST port and I think the only Cinemaware game I did play was Defenders of the Crown. But I remember reading about it and loving the idea.
I’m totally the same!
I remember a friend’s older brother playing Wings, but us? not at all.
But the reviews in magazines, with their snapshots of the terrific in-game artworks, and the commercials, those engraved their games into my memories as well.
I thought I’d probably not get one until tomorrow, but I chose one quickly. So, here goes.
kerzain
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Wow, I have never seen a game box like it. And it turns out the feather/custom fishing fly I was seeing was just the lighting on a… thumb. Huh.
Not Starship Titanic. Next image -
Not Transylvania. To be honest, I’ve never even heard of that game.
Okay, next shot - this one may be giving away too much -
