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| '''Bolo''' is a video game originally developed for the ] computer by ]. |
'''Bolo''' is a video game originally developed for the ] computer by ]. Bolo is a networked multiplayer game that simulates a tank battlefield. It is thus a very early example of a ] game. | ||
| While the graphics are somewhat primitive compared to modern video games, Bolo remains a popular and addictive phenomenon. Bolo has been ported to many other computer platforms. | While the graphics are somewhat primitive compared to modern video games, Bolo remains a popular and addictive phenomenon. Bolo has been ported to many other computer platforms. | ||
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Bolo is a video game originally developed for the Macintosh computer by Stuart Cheshire. Bolo is a networked multiplayer game that simulates a tank battlefield. It is thus a very early example of a real-time strategy game.
While the graphics are somewhat primitive compared to modern video games, Bolo remains a popular and addictive phenomenon. Bolo has been ported to many other computer platforms.