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The only reason I guessed "A320 Airbus" was because it was one of the few flight sims from back in the day that I'm not aware of, and due its lame sounding "promotional tie-in" name.



Platform: Atari 8-bit (also released on PC)
Genre: Adventure

A320 Airbus?

I recall the F-15 Strike Eagle games had huge 200ish page game manuals.

Jack Tramiel's 16Bit Machine Flight Simulator Adventure

Tass Times in Tonetown?

  I already did King of Chicago a while back, though technically mine was the CGA version.  Hmmm...It does look like it.

Yea, that guy is Gil Gerrard-ish.  Abstauber got it.

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Earthrise: A Guild Investigation

Cosmology of Kyoto?

Yep, you are up.

I was debating an Atari 8-bit game since I've seen some Amiga stuff in the thread, but I'll go with this instead:

Labyrinth: The Computer Game

I like how the title specifies "Computer Game".

Eric the Unready?

I was thinking that at first, but I didn't recall a television.

Nethack?

Yep, you are up!

It probably is the first...This one was early though.  I feel like I'm holding up the game with a toughie so I'll give another big hint:  There is a spaceship named "Warlock".

 No, its not "The Space Bar".

Another shot:

Nope.  "Space" is part (or stem) of one of the words in the title though.  Also, I believe it is one of the first adventure games to come on CD-ROM.

Another from the game.

Could be tough...So for a slight hint, this one came out in the early 90s.

In the beginning of the game your character is attacked by an alien mugger, and the police reward you for capturing him (or it).

Hare Raising Havoc