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Finally the wait is over, Wasted Dreams, has been released and now its time to purchase the end product and enjoy (and in my case review). Wasted Dreams, if you already don't know by now is a one of two player arcade-adventure and has been in development for over two years with it going through some of the strangest problems. It faced problems such as the original development going bankrupt, getting bought by another development team, changing names back and forth, the development team buying the rights to Wasted Dreams from Vulcan Software, and finally the CD plant they were expecting to produce Wasted Dreams never completed the task. We really are lucky to have Wasted Dreams.
The background to Wasted Dreams reveals that Earth has gone through many changes since the multi-national companies took control for they have left 90% of the population unemployed generating poverty, toxic pollution and ever increasing crime levels. The only option left is to leave Earth in search of a new home.
A space mission called ExplorerFX2 is sent out to look for this refuge and you are on board as one of the crew. After 9 months of searching it seemed like a wasted dream for no new home was found. Then in the Geminorum system, a suitable planet was discovered and it was named Agillera. During the 6 month stay on Agillera a base camp was set up and exploration carried out but no intelligent life was found. It was decided that some of the crew would have to return to Earth to relay the exciting news and so you and a friend named Harper agreed to go with about 800 others. Shortly after you entered deep sleep there is an explosion, you wake along with Harper and escape into a shuttle abandoning ExplorerFX2, which is then destroyed. You wake up to find that your shuttle has crash landed back on Agillera but the situation has changed.
Wasted Dreams requires at least Aga or a GFX card, 3MB Ram, and is CD-Rom only.
Readers can purchase their copy by e-mailing Digital Dreams Entertainment at:-
chris
dd-ent.com
Visit their web site at :-
E-mail - philip 
amigaflame.co.uk
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| Finally the wait is over, Wasted Dreams, has been released and now its time to purchase the end product and enjoy (and in my case review). Wasted Dreams, if you already don't know by now is a one of two player arcade-adventure and has been in development for over two years with it going through some of the strangest problems. It faced problems such as the original development going bankrupt, getting bought by another development team, changing names back and forth, the development team buying the rights to Wasted Dreams from Vulcan Software, and finally the CD plant they were expecting to produce Wasted Dreams never completed the task. We really are lucky to have Wasted Dreams. |
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| The background to Wasted Dreams reveals that Earth has gone through many changes since the multi-national companies took control for they have left 90% of the population unemployed generating poverty, toxic pollution and ever increasing crime levels. The only option left is to leave Earth in search of a new home. |
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| A space mission called ExplorerFX2 is sent out to look for this refuge and you are on board as one of the crew. After 9 months of searching it seemed like a wasted dream for no new home was found. Then in the Geminorum system, a suitable planet was discovered and it was named Agillera. During the 6 month stay on Agillera a base camp was set up and exploration carried out but no intelligent life was found. It was decided that some of the crew would have to return to Earth to relay the exciting news and so you and a friend named Harper agreed to go with about 800 others. Shortly after you entered deep sleep there is an explosion, you wake along with Harper and escape into a shuttle abandoning ExplorerFX2, which is then destroyed. You wake up to find that your shuttle has crash landed back on Agillera but the situation has changed. |
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Wasted Dreams requires at least Aga or a GFX card, 3MB Ram, and is CD-Rom only.
Readers can purchase their copy by e-mailing Digital Dreams Entertainment at:- dd-ent.com
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