Ok, so I go volunteer downtown at this place where I tutor inner city kids. They have all these toys there that people have donated for the kids to play with when they are done studying. Anyway, shoved in a corner of the playroom was a box full of old NES cartriges. Is it sad how excited I got about sifting through all these games even though I have 90% of them on an emulator? They even had M.U.L.E there. M.U.L.E!
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M.U.L.E.
It's good to know there are still copies of one of the most innovative games of all time.
M.U.L.E.
A modern masterpiece, combining resource development with market competition, yet containing one's options with a time limit, adding level upon level of complexity. Let us pause and revel in glory days gone by.
M.U.L.E.
CEO Nwabudike Morgan
You do realize it was a simple supply/demand model, only one small step up from Lemonade Stand.
