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The Lost Patrol
Added on August 22, 2004 by ST Graveyard
This site has all the info about the Ocean classic "Lost Patrol". All version are covered. you'll find screenshots, box art, interviews and much more!
The Sundog Information Site
Added on March 4, 2004 by DBG
Information about the classic FTL game Sundog.
The World of Monkey Island
Added on December 14, 2004 by Silver Surfer
A great site about a wonderful game. This one is all about Monkey Island.
Ocean was to be THE company with the most promising game titles ever! They always had the big movie licenses. Too bad most of their games sucked immensely! Releasing one mediocre platform game after the other! Most of the time disappointing game fanatics.
December 30, 2001 by ST Graveyard
Read the review of Addams Family, TheDid you know?
What does ST stand for? Some people believe it is an abbreviation of "Sam Tramiel", head of Atari. Others say it is short for "16 32", cause the ST was the first in a line of 16 - 32 bit computers by Atari!