旼컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴커 � � � Knights of Xentar � � ====== RELEASE DATE FOR KNIGHTS OF XENTAR : FALL 1994 ====== � � New title for Dragon Knight III � � � � Megatech announces a title change in their upcoming CD-ROM (disk version � � available less digitized speech) role-playing game. Originally planned for � � marketing as Dragon Knight III, Megatech's new game is Knights of Xentar. � � The game, based on Anime (an-ih-MAY) graphics from the Japanese hit movie � � and #1 PC game Dragon Knight III, includes riveting game action, driven by � � an exciting, droll script. � � � � Knights of Xentar is even more awesome compared to our first two titles in � � response to players feedback, and it will continue to entertain our � � core group of players, says Kenny Wu, Megatech's program director. Our � � first two games were on diskette. Now, CD-ROM makes our spectacular � � graphics and full-bore action more tantalizing than ever. � � � � Featuring Anime, the Japanese cartooning art of lissome beauties with very � � large eyes, bright hair colors, and exaggerated physical attributes! The � � game action is all-American, with a clever script, likable characters, and � � compelling plot. � � � � Our hero Desmond, is on a quest to find the enchanted Falcon Sword and the � � Gems of Adriana keys to ridding Xentar of the dark forces. His sidekick, � � Rolf, helps him square off against dragons, demons, monsters and other � � well-wrought fantasy-kingdom bad guys. Scenes of battle are followed by � � restful sequences with local maidens, who really know how to thank � � conquering heroes. What's a rescued damsel supposed to do? � � � � The loyal companions, who battle foes together, don't realize that the � � Dark Knight who's always one step ahead of them is really the son of � � Deimos, the King of Darkness. The Dark Knight and Desmond are destined by � � fate to fight one another to the death as grand finale of the game. � � � � The game features a 16-bit soundtrack, colorful VGA graphics by Atsushi � � `Wild Bill' Misado and 100% digitized speech, a cinch to draw you into � � the action. � � � � Megatech, which is dedicated to promoting an industry-wide rating system, � � voluntarily rates its own games. Knights of Xentar will bear the NR-13 � � rating, which means it's not recommended for players under 13. But no � � need to worry, the NR-18 upgrade diskette will ship FREE when you order � � directly from Megatech. � � � � Download the free demo directly from this BBS or from Compuserve's GAMDPUB � � forum, section 10 (type GO GAMDPUB). � 읕컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴켸