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I liked that game very much, although without a Walkthrough it would be difficult mainly in the dunes, fairies and questions from the magic branches of the evil wizard. :hairpull: :wall:

And there are also twisted plots and the family drama of the dispute within royalty. Well, unfortunately a very common fact that royalties have faced for centuries.

Among the Microprose Adventure games, I found Dragonsphere to be the most “joyful” and “vivacious” game if we compare Rex Nebular (lone wolf :sick:) and Return of the Phantom (very lugubrious :().

These are hidden credits for the games designer Matt Gruson

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Originally Posted by _r.u.s.s. (Post 348042)

http://www.underground-gamer.com/imagebucket/737.jpg

anybody knows what does that "73766,347" mean?

i googled up a bit and it seems it also appeard in other Microprose games, like "Rex Nebular and the Cosmic Gender-Bender", as well

These are hidden credits for the games designer Matt Gruson

I found this in one of the read-me files:

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* VERSION 6.1 NOTES: (Matt Gruson - 5/93) *
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Contact on CompuServe @ 72360,2432 or
73766,347
Prodigy @ PTJT50A
GEnie @ M.GRUSON

73766,347 and sometimes PTJT50A appears on walls of different games,
Like Dragonsphere, Rex-nebualr, The riddle of master Lu, Earthrise...

Even though those are games of different companies,
they are all games that their development was contributed by Matt Gruson

https://www.mobygames.com/developer/...eloperId,2711/

I finally finished this game. I have the GOG version.