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by Alice O'Connor, Apr 20, 2010 6:31am PDTVirtuous virtual vintage video games vendor Good Old Games today added PC classics Outcast and Master of Orion 1 & 2 to its catalogue, priced at $5.99 each.
Simtex's celebrated galactic conquest strategy Master of Orion inspired the coining of the term '4X'--explore, expand, exploit and exterminate--in 1993 with its delightful blend of research, diplomacy and combat. The first sequel, Master of Orion II: Battle at Antares followed in 1996 and is also bundled with the $5.99 bargain pack.
Appeal's 1999 voxel-powered action-adventure introduced the world to Cutter Slade, one of the world's great forgotten hero names. It was also a jolly good open-world romp.
The digital distributor's streak of Atari acquisitions will continue on Thursday with Monolith's gory shooter Blood in a $5.99 bundle pack 'One Unit Whole Blood' with its 'Plasma Pak' and 'Cryptic Passage' addons, while Master of Magic is also due "soon."
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there have been innovations here and there in other games (i particularly like the randomized tech tree in sword of the stars) that i miss when i play moo2, but in every case the games that produced those innovations fall short in other areas (real-time, no tactical combat, no ship design, its always one thing or another) so i wind up coming back to moo2 time and again.
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