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The official Origin versions come with the usual cloth map, three manuals and a reference card in the box. The game is distributed through the Shareware system and can be played on the PC with an emulator. Most important, everyone in the game speaks via Apple Speech Manager. The graphics are excellent, with beautiful ray-traced dungeons and character portraits. But the best version was created by a company named Lairware for the Mac. The PC version is one of the worst but it can be enhanced with music and EGA graphics by a patch. There even is a fan-made Gameboy version which boasts with an additional quest. Ultima 3 is one of the games which has been converted for virtually any computer platform. and in the ugly PC version of the game, already patched for EGA. The same scene in the classic Apple II version. This game also introduces the Isle of Fire where the castle of the evil machine-demon Exodus is located, this is the Foozle of Ultima 3 and it will take a long time until you have collected all necessary items and information to confront it in his castle Death. There are also new towns and dungeons, each with their own maps and inscriptions. It now has a new form and a new name - Sosaria - but you will still recognize many towns and places from Ultima 1. In this game, the hero returns with three companions to the lands of Lord British, the only continent remaining of four. Here the party rests near a dungeon and a moongate with several monsters nearby. The Mac version has portraits for each character in the party. Intro of the fantastic Macintosh version of Ultima III. The game was a smash hit to say the least. New features included many new character classes and races, a new combat system, a new spellcasting system based on mana points, animated tiles and a more realistic tile display, a stereo soundtrack, fill-mode dungeon graphics, moon phases which affect the moon gates and a multi-player party. Technically, the series made a big leap forward between Ultima 2 and 3. The third part of Ultima was the first one which was published by Lord British's own company Origin Systems.

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