Three Dirty Dwarves
$14.95		(Win95/98) (Jewel Case) (3DIRTYDWPJ)

SegaSoft

Game/Arcade

ESRB Rating: Teen (Ages 13+) - Mild animated violence, cosmic mischief, realistic violence.

Heroes Have Never Been This Dirty

15 levels of non-stop, bash-everything action

Rotate between dwarves on the fly for multiple attacks

Utilize special weapons of each dwarve - Greg, Taconic and Corthag

Crush evil orc armies and a host of other big city nasties on way to final battle at WST (Weapons System Technologies)

Three levels of difficulty for Dwarves of all sizes

To Whomever Is Out There!

Our parents were test tubes. Our nursery was a genetics lab. A top secret military installation somewhere in upstate New York is our only home. We are four children being held against our will. Our names are Laura, Gregory, Billy, and Kyle.

Surrounded by guards, experimental weapons, and a hostile environment, we have no hope of escaping by ourselves.

But we have a plan.

We combined Einstein's theory of relativity, superstring theory, and the laws of chance to create a game. This game begins in a parallel world, populated by dragons and swarming with nasties. There is a gate between that world and ours.

We have avaatars in that world, three Dwarves named Greg, Taconic, and Corthog. They are our champions. With skill, endurance, and a lot of luck, the Dwarves will find the gateway to this world, and come for us. We have faith that this will happen.

It will not be easy. Nasties and dragons are bound to come through the gate with them. The Dwarves will be alone in a strange world armed only with what weapons they can find. The humans they meet will probably not give them a warm reception.

So the Dwarves need your help. We will try to give you all the information you need. This is a game to you, but it could mean freedom for us. Thank you.

- Laura

Requirements: Windows 95, Pentium processor 75 MHz, 16MB RAM, SVGA, 256 colors, 2x CD-ROM drive, 10MB available hard drive space, 16 bit audio, Sound Blaster 16 or compatible, keyboard, game pad, joystick or mouse.

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