Plundered Hearts games. "Plundered Hearts" was the last release for the Atari 8-bit family. The game has 54 locations. Tech spec lists 57 rooms. "Spine-tingling peril, romance and adventure on the high seas!" Game reviewers Hartley, Patricia, and Kirk Lesser complimented the game in their "The Role of Computers" column in "Dragon" #128 (1987), citing its "gripping prose, challenging predicaments, and scenes of derring-do". "Compute!" praised "Plundered Hearts" writing and said that the game was suitable for both men and women. "ANALOG Computing" approved of the game's "intrigue, adventure and, yes, romance" but regretted that "most of Infocom's regular audience (presumably male)
Yachts and Hearts, or The Opium Smugglers flight over Sydney." This was the second movie from Antipodes Films, who had previously made "A Romance of Burke and Wills Expedition of 1860". The movie was shot in January 1918. The film seems to have made little impact. It played as a support feature in some cinemas. Antipodes made no more movies. Yachts and Hearts, or The Opium Smugglers Yachts and Hearts, or The Opium Smugglers is a 1918 Australian silent film about opium smugglers in Sydney. It is considered a lost film. Opium smugglers work in Sydney. There is a car chase which ends in a crash, a