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You have no idea how much I drooled over the CD32 back in the day..(and the earlier CDTV for that matter). :D Too expensive and too late though...By that time (1994) I'd already gotten my hands on Doom and X-Wing for the PC and ever since it has dominated my path, consumed me it has!

Dang nabbit! I remember enjoying Pacific Strike very much.

I wonder why Pacific Strike hasn't found it's way on Gog yet?

For the kids? Riiiite ;)

1993 in my case (Amiga release)..Was 14..Now I'm...older... ... I need a drink!

:D

The physical sets were a big reason I really enjoyed WC4 as a interactive movie. The shuttle scene with Blair and Marshal wouldn't have worked as well with a green screen cockpit.

By the way, Tim Curry (Melek) had a "massive" stroke in 2012 and became confined to a wheelchair. He seems undefeated though. Here is an event he did last year.

Courtney Gains (Radio Rollins) is still working with quite a few credits to his name. Found a 2017 interview where he discusses Horror films.

I loved the first Red Alert game but for me RA2 (and onwards) was just ridiculous. It had a campy cartoonish tone & visual feel in contrast to the serious, somber theme of the first Red Alert game. It felt (for me) like EA/Westwood tried to make RA2 a deliberate parody of itself and I remember...

Those were the days!

Jennifer MacDonald seems to be doing some teaching at this school.

Speaking of old magazines: Here is a Privateer 2 preview featured in the January 1997 issue of Computer Gaming World. Same issue also featured the five page ad as mentioned in the original post.

"Trig-system"?

Oh boy..Irony! I used to own both the Cyborg and the X36 and I held on to them for as late as last year when I finally cleared out my attic space and threw them away.

:)

I had no idea he was in WC4, not even after I saw Starship Troopers in 97 or 98 whenever it was. I do remember another actor from Starship Troopers though speaking of which :D

;( Still gives me small flashbacks of frustration.

The Amiga CD32 version (which I never got) had better graphics than the regular Amiga version.

Played the first WC on the Amiga at about its release...I remember the agony of browsing the (Amiga) computer magazine store section for the WC Secret Missions expansion that never came.. I didn't play the next WC game until late 1995 when I found WC4 for PC at the local video rental of all places.