One of my college roommates (or maybe it was the buddy down the hall) had one. There was this really stupid post-apocalyptic/Mad-Max, text and keyboard graphics based game where you had different kinds of vehicles (semis, busses, pickups, cars, etc.) that all held different amounts of people. You were armed with crossbows and/or guns, and the mission was to grow your group and wipe out everyone else. Each round took several minutes to play out - you told it what to do, it crunched numbers, then came back telling you what you fired, what you killed, what you put out of commission, who you captured, etc. Had different kinds of attacks (ramming, shooting) and evasive maneuvers (if I remember right). Your "men" were rated A,B,C,D,E (Armsmaster, and the rest elude me at the moment - might have even been an "F" for Fodder
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). The thing crashed or got hung up so often, or was just so stinking slow, that I don't think I ever got through a campaign.
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This was probably 1987 or 1988.