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GameBoomers - Review (PC)

Pentium III 700 MHz, Windows 98/ME/2000/XP, QuickTime 5 or 6, 128 MB RAM, 285 MB hard disk space, 640x480 resolution , 16-bit color, sound card Alida was the name of a rock band whose innovative musical style proved so popular that sales of their first CD made the band members among the richest men in the world. The band was swamped with more money than they knew what to do with. Then one of the band members had a wild idea for a theme park - build a gigantic functional guitar, large enough that visitors can walk around inside the guitar and see how it operates. It would be huge - like an eighth wonder of the world. The other band members became equally enthusiastic over the idea. Work began on construction of the theme park, called Alida after the band, on a rocky island somewhere off the coast of Australia. But the band's popularity did not last. Construction was incredibly expensive and money from CD sales could no longer be depended on. The band members became suspicious of one another and created separate vaults for their respective shares of the remaining money. The band's manager had gotten some of their money involved in shady dealings and they feared repercussions. Eventually they abandoned Alida, cleaning out their living quarters on the island and moving their money to Alida's main vault for safekeeping.

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