Re: Harpoon on the PC
From: "Robert W. Eldridge" <bob_eldridge@m...>
Date: Sun, 19 May 2002 07:35:25 -0400
Subject: Re: Harpoon on the PC
FYI, Harpoon is now in it's 4th version. It has consistently evolved and
improved, and is now, IMHO, far superior to any other modern naval
simulation (including Warship Commander, which I have played but which
is
now woefully out-of-date.). Harpoon 4 for the computer is due out
shortly I
understand, at least accroding to my last conversations with Larry and
Chris
(Carlsen). I'll tell Larry you liked his books when I see him at
HISTORICON<g>.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Warren Shultzaberger" <carol.warren@prodigy.net>
To: "Ground Zero Games List" <gzg-l@csua.berkeley.edu>
Sent: Sunday, May 19, 2002 7:16 AM
Subject: OT: Harpoon on the PC
> I play Harpoon (sometimes).
>
> I got involved in the game because of Tom Clancy's "Hunt for Red
> October" and "Red Storm Rising" books (IMHO 2 of his best). He used
the
> Harpoon material for technical resource and playing out the possible
out
> comes of certain conflicts. Plus because Larry Bond (creator of
Harpoon)
> was a good Naval Intel (smart belly buttons?) Officer and also writes
> good books (got them all).
>
> I've seen the Harpoon computer simulation game but never got the
chance
> to buy it while it was out. Is it old enough to be available for
> downloading off the web? Know the URL?
>
> Or is there someone out there who would be willing to allow me to hold
a
> backup version of the game for them? Er... Just for archive reasons
> only... Ahhhh... In case the person has an earthquake or fire or their
> house gets hit by a meteor or something... Then they'll still have an
> easy access to the game.
>
> Warren Shultzaberger
> "You're only given a little spark of madness.
> You mustn't lose it."
> ~ Robin Williams
>