Seven Cities Of Gold OCS

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Year of the first release 1985 License Commercial Number of disks (or CD) 1 Publisher Ariolasoft - Europe Electronic Arts - Worldwide Number max of players 1 Budget publisher Simultaneous max players 1 Developer Digital Creations Language English Artists Coder : David Porter Coder : Randy Jongens Misc : Bill Bunten Misc : Dan Bunten (Danielle Bunten Berry) Language in manual Hardware OCS Amiga original game no Have cheatcode no Have SPS release yes WHD install yes WHD information Author JOTD Updated   2005-03-06 12:47:28 HD install no HD notes Genre Category Strategy Subcategory Strategy - Turn-based Dimension 2D Theme Educational - Geography - Cartography Theme Educational - History Theme Historical - Age of Discovery Theme Nautical - Sea Trading Viewpoint Sideways Viewpoint Top Down Conversion hardware Apple II/IIGS Apple Macintosh (Classic) Atari 800/130/XL/XE Commodore C64/128 PC (DOS) Tandy PC/IBM PCjr Conversion notes Based on 1984 Ozark Softscape/Electronic Arts Atari 800 release. PC versions: CGA, CGA Composite (16 colours), Tandy/PCjr Classic compilation Relationship

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Rarity: Extremely rare

Notes:   [1] Game design by Bill & Dani Bunten. Amiga conversion by David Porter and Randy Jongens of Digital Creations. TRIVIA: [1] Game was originally designed and developed for the Atari 800 by Ozark Softscape, the legendary developers of M.U.L.E. [2] SEVEN CITIES OF GOLD had the distinction of being the first commercial "edutainment" release, a term coined by EA founder Trip Hawkins.

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