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Mindwheel
The Federated Nations have collapsed. Lennon City-Tokyo, Feingrad, Nuevo Paris thunder with strife and violence. In Capitol City, seventy thousand crazed rioters storm the Washington Monument. As the weapons of oblivion assemble on the horizon, the long-feared apocalypse seems inevitable. The howling, demented crowd shrieks for action. Only Doctor Virgil understands the narrow, mysterious path to your civilization's survival. But Virgil desperately seeks a Mind Adventurer! Do you dare? What Is... AN ELECTRONIC NOVEL’? An Electronic Novel’ picks up where the printed word leaves off. At Synapse, by combining the novel on the printed page with the dynamic technology of the computer, we have discovered a remarkable new entertainment experience: a fictional universe constantly changing, with you in the center of the action.
- Release date
- December 31, 1983
- Developer
- Synapse Software Corporation
- Publisher
- Brøderbund Software
- Players
- 1
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Mindwheel
The Federated Nations have collapsed. Lennon City-Tokyo, Feingrad, Nuevo Paris thunder with strife and violence. In Capitol City, seventy thousand crazed rioters storm the Washington Monument. As the weapons of oblivion assemble on the horizon, the long-feared apocalypse seems inevitable.
The howling, demented crowd shrieks for action. Only Doctor Virgil understands the narrow, mysterious path to your civilization's survival. But Virgil desperately seeks a Mind Adventurer! Do you dare?
What Is... AN ELECTRONIC NOVEL’?
An Electronic Novel’ picks up where the printed word leaves off.
At Synapse, by combining the novel on the printed page with the dynamic technology of the computer, we have discovered a remarkable new entertainment experience: a fictional universe constantly changing, with you in the center of the action.
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- Synapse Software Corporation
- Publisher
- Brøderbund Software
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