V for Victory
Command the Utah Beach campaign in Atomic Games' original one-scenario Macintosh demo.
Atomic Games, 1992
One campaign on Utah Beach
V for Victory puts you in command of Allied or Axis units on the Cotentin Peninsula. Select a side and plan movement, attacks and support across a hexagonal map while the staff assistant reports the changing situation.
This is Atomic Games' original Macintosh demonstration, not the complete commercial series. It includes only the introductory Utah Beach scenario; Save and Restore are disabled. At startup, the non-FPU application may advise using the FPU version on a suitable Macintosh. Press Return to continue. If a control does not respond to a very quick tap, hold the mouse button briefly.
License
Licensing information recorded for this game archive. These terms are separate from the Systemless runtime and website licenses.
Game archive
- License
- No license recorded
- Rights holder
- Atomic Games, Three-Sixty Pacific and successors
- Redistribution
- Recorded as permitted
Permission
This is the original promotional Macintosh demo, not a retail battleset. Its bundled read-me says the demonstration copy includes only the first scenario, and its opening card says Save and Restore are disabled. Apple's 1992 Macintosh Demo Games CD independently distributed a variant of the same limited demo. No express redistribution licence was found in the standalone package.
Notes
Unchanged 982,399-byte StuffIt 5 archive, SHA-256 16bfcadb6fb02c5c2d6ee8375cda6579571f5743c05215645fafc44b4a9ca09c. It contains the original FPU and non-FPU 68K applications, one Utah Beach scenario and supporting data, plus the original read-me.
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