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Pegged as "an interactive battle simulation", Gettysburg is a real-time strategy game released by Swfte International in 1993 and co-produced with Turner Interactive. Coming on two floppy disks, players get to experience the famous historical battle while potentially changing its outcome.

Get the hell out'a town. Badlands Pete Coyote is the meanest leanest six gun machine. His quick fire two-handed gun style and steely glare are recognized and feared by desperadoes everywhere. Take on the roll of Badlands Pete and rescue the Governor's daughters. Battle mountain men, renegade Indians, Mexican banditos, rustlers, and all sorts of crazy characters. Take nothing for granted, the old ladies, squaws and saloon gals may not be the sweet little things you think. Unique Strip-A-Mation combines smooth scrolling with 3D sprite graphics for greater depth and added reality.

Bob Cat has a girl in every town, but there is one who's special to his heart; Claudette cat. Claudette has the biggest eyes you've ever seen and Bob aims to make her his queen. Off Bob goes to sing his night song, but arrives just in time to see his beloved being whisked away in a net by two of the mad Scientist's men. What horrendous experiments will the Scientist carry out on old cutie paws? Can Bob save her in time?

The full story of the Spanish Armada is a fascinating piece of history. Starting as a great adventure it ended as a human tragedy on a massive scale. This simulation attempts to capture five days of the Armada's journey, the five days it took for the huge fleet to make its way from south of Plymouth to the Isle of Wright. The Armada was a very real invasion threat to England, but the clash of politics, religion, intrigue and misunderstanding was also very real. This, the second in Atari's BattleScapes series offers you the chance to take the helm as Lord Howard, defending the English coastline against the attacking Spaniards, or even re-write history by leading the invasion fleet against the likes of Howard, Drake, and Frobisher.