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'Never Trust A Gazfluvian Flingschnogger!'. 'Wing Commander: Privateer Remake for OS X'.

^ 'Privateer Gemini Gold 1.02a Review'.

The editors wrote that Privateer 'advanced the graphic look of the series somewhat and introduced a free-wheeling open-endedness for the players who chose not to follow the story line'.

Privateer was a runner-up for Computer Gaming World 's Action Game of the Year award in June 1994, losing to Prince of Persia 2: The Shadow and the Flame. Despite reporting a 'lack of challenge' for experienced players, the magazine recommended the expansion to 'privateers who just can't get enough of life on the edge of the Wing Commander universe'. The magazine in May 1994 approved of Righteous Fire 's 'fun' storyline-as open-ended as Privateer while adding 'new ship elements'-and its tight continuity with the original game. A 1994 survey of strategic space games set in the year 2000 and later gave the game three-plus stars out of five, calling it a 'pretty exciting game' but criticizing 'an unusual number of incompatibilities with sound cards and joysticks, even for such a complex product'. Computer Gaming World recommended the 'deluxe, high-end product' to those with '486 machines sporting fast video cards and vast hard drives'. In this open-ended game you can choose from many paths. The fringes are populated by a volatile mix of pirates, miners, mercs, cutthroats, and Kilrathi, all struggling to make a life for themselves. In the far reaches of space, you live by no manвЂ™s rules but your own. The magazine in 1993 liked the game's less-structured storyline with Ultima-like 'real moral choices', but criticized the 'sophomoric' writing. Privateer takes you to the seamy side of the Wing Commander universe.

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Privateer was very popular, appearing in second place in PC Data's list of best-selling DOS games for September 1993, and first place in Computer Gaming World 's 'Playing Lately?' reader survey for November 1993.