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Szadkowski, Joe. "Advice Etc.;roming the Galaxy." The Washington Times (Washington, DC). News World Communications, Inc. 1997. HighBeam Research. 8 Oct. 2016 <https://www.highbeam.com>.
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On shelves of computer and entertainment stores is an avalanche of CD-ROM titles. I offer a diverse look at products that may have you pulling out your wallet at your local Best Buy.
Star Warped: A Parody by Parroty Interactive and Palladium Interactive (Hybrid. For PC: 486 DX/66 MHz processor, with Windows 95, 16 MB RAM, 10 MB free disk space, SVGA Graphics (256 colors), 2X CD-ROM, 8-bit sound card. For Mac: 68040 or faster, 256 colors, 8 MB RAM, 10 MB free disk space, 2X CD-ROM, System 7.1+. $19.95. Rated T: ages 12 and older)
Two fictional lads, Brian and Aaron (two dorky stepbrothers from Modesto, Calif.), are the narrators for one of the more bizarre games this year. With a Beavis and Butt-head mentality, these late twentysomething "Star Wars" fanatics share their collection of obscure memorabilia and games with the unsuspecting player.
Remember, this is a parody and not to be taken too seriously. …
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