Re: Nostalgia 3 - Maps to remember

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Re: Nostalgia 3 - Maps to remember

Posted By: rampant
Date: 2001.10.19.09.22

In Response To: Nostalgia 3 - Maps to remember (Ronin)

Maps in the game would be
Waterloo waterpark, my first exposure to Marathon 2. I remembered looking through those bars out at the landscape, and wondering if those big mounds with white light specks were giant housing buildings, and I wondered what it was like there. What about Bob? was fun, but not too intriuging. Eat it, Vid boi! was great, and took me the longest to beat.

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Nostalgia 3 - Maps to remember -- Ronin -- 2001.10.19.07.30
- Re: Nostalgia 3 - Maps to remember -- rampant -- 2001.10.19.09.22

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