Tyrian 
Very nice game! I remember it quite well!
Maybe need to download @ dosbox
Very nice game! I remember it quite well!
Maybe need to download @ dosbox
I recommend opentyrian.
Do you remember the music? Come back to me Savara? Rock Garden?
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I recommend opentyrian.
Do you remember the music? Come back to me Savara? Rock Garden?
Stunts
Theme Park (by Peter Molyneux)
Pizza Connection aka Pizza Tycoon
looking back it's amazing how much content & complexity was stuffed into these tiny gems compared to a lot of the games today
Theme Park (by Peter Molyneux)
Pizza Connection aka Pizza Tycoon
looking back it's amazing how much content & complexity was stuffed into these tiny gems compared to a lot of the games today
Dangerous dave
Tyrian
Very nice game! I remember it quite well!
Maybe need to download @ dosbox
Well as for me my favorite ones are Doom and Prince of Persia 
Sokoban. The 1984 version. Used to play it back in 91.
My first PC was:
486 sx 33Mhz 0.5 MB RAM
after I did upgrade to 486DX/4 100Mhz 4MB RAM
year 1993 or 1994.
Wow I remember the difference when I upgraded my CPU from 486 SX to DX (with the dedicated maths processor) - it was amazing! I measured how fast a computer was by how fast I could do a 'dir /s' and have it complete
I also had an 8086, 286, 386 SX and DX - the whole chain...
Before my SX I had amiga 600 and C-64 for a long time
and then 486. But my friend was owner of 286
Yes - difference between SX and DX was amazing
hehe... I remember when playing VIVI - I was using turbo button to slow down the game.
DX was too fast for Vivi. Was like Vivi on steroids.
My first PC was:
486 sx 33Mhz 0.5 MB RAM
after I did upgrade to 486DX/4 100Mhz 4MB RAM
year 1993 or 1994.
Wow I remember the difference when I upgraded my CPU from 486 SX to DX (with the dedicated maths processor) - it was amazing! I measured how fast a computer was by how fast I could do a 'dir /s' and have it complete
I also had an 8086, 286, 386 SX and DX - the whole chain...
I forgot about Monkey Island and the Lemings...
I think I played Dune also... I forget. Sooo long ago.
Oh remember those top of the line computers...
586 Intels, 133 Mhz (Blazing fast, 166Mhz if you were rich!)
S3 video by Silicon Graphics... (Total crap but better than SVGA)
Sound-Blaster 16 or Dolphin Audio... EAX was a bonus.
8MB of RAM, 16MB if you had a "Gaming computer"
400MB Hard-Drives with 100MB Zip-Drives
Force-Feedback MINI-Gameport controllers
640x480 resolution, 800x600 if you were rich (Which no dos game ran well on)
Oh, that was the next-gen...
Most of us had... this crap...
386/486 Evergreen Overclocked 99Mhz CPU's
SVGA Video
Sound Blaster (The original. You were lucky it had stereo, and MIDI was a bonus.)
256KB RAM, 512KB if you were rich
10MB Hard-Drives, 16MB Hard-Drives if you were rich
7.25 Floppy-Drives, 3.5 Floppy-Drives if you were rich
640x480 16-colors/256-colors-interlaced (16K colors if you were rich)
Oh, that was next-gen too...
Going to spare you the details of these systems...
Amiga (Top of the line media-computer. 16 sound channels. 32K interlaced-colors. Real games)
Commodore Vic-20 (Yummy, audio-tape-drives for data and cartridges!)
IBM-86/186 (With separate math co-processors)
Atari (Yes they made computers too)
I think I played Dune also... I forget. Sooo long ago.
Oh remember those top of the line computers...
586 Intels, 133 Mhz (Blazing fast, 166Mhz if you were rich!)
S3 video by Silicon Graphics... (Total crap but better than SVGA)
Sound-Blaster 16 or Dolphin Audio... EAX was a bonus.
8MB of RAM, 16MB if you had a "Gaming computer"
400MB Hard-Drives with 100MB Zip-Drives
Force-Feedback MINI-Gameport controllers
640x480 resolution, 800x600 if you were rich (Which no dos game ran well on)
Oh, that was the next-gen...
Most of us had... this crap...
386/486 Evergreen Overclocked 99Mhz CPU's
SVGA Video
Sound Blaster (The original. You were lucky it had stereo, and MIDI was a bonus.)
256KB RAM, 512KB if you were rich
10MB Hard-Drives, 16MB Hard-Drives if you were rich
7.25 Floppy-Drives, 3.5 Floppy-Drives if you were rich
640x480 16-colors/256-colors-interlaced (16K colors if you were rich)
Oh, that was next-gen too...
Going to spare you the details of these systems...
Amiga (Top of the line media-computer. 16 sound channels. 32K interlaced-colors. Real games)
Commodore Vic-20 (Yummy, audio-tape-drives for data and cartridges!)
IBM-86/186 (With separate math co-processors)
Atari (Yes they made computers too)
I know what you are talking about
I have WORKING S3 Trio
(year 1996)
Nice isn't ?
maybe someone want to buy it for mining I heard hashrate 9999+
My first PC was:
486 sx 33Mhz 0.5 MB RAM
after I did upgrade to 486DX/4 100Mhz 4MB RAM
year 1993 or 1994.
I forgot about Monkey Island and the Lemings...
I think I played Dune also... I forget. Sooo long ago.
Oh remember those top of the line computers...
586 Intels, 133 Mhz (Blazing fast, 166Mhz if you were rich!)
S3 video by Silicon Graphics... (Total crap but better than SVGA)
Sound-Blaster 16 or Dolphin Audio... EAX was a bonus.
8MB of RAM, 16MB if you had a "Gaming computer"
400MB Hard-Drives with 100MB Zip-Drives
Force-Feedback MINI-Gameport controllers
640x480 resolution, 800x600 if you were rich (Which no dos game ran well on)
Oh, that was the next-gen...
Most of us had... this crap...
386/486 Evergreen Overclocked 99Mhz CPU's
SVGA Video
Sound Blaster (The original. You were lucky it had stereo, and MIDI was a bonus.)
256KB RAM, 512KB if you were rich
10MB Hard-Drives, 16MB Hard-Drives if you were rich
7.25 Floppy-Drives, 3.5 Floppy-Drives if you were rich
640x480 16-colors/256-colors-interlaced (16K colors if you were rich)
Oh, that was next-gen too...
Going to spare you the details of these systems...
Amiga (Top of the line media-computer. 16 sound channels. 32K interlaced-colors. Real games)
Commodore Vic-20 (Yummy, audio-tape-drives for data and cartridges!)
IBM-86/186 (With separate math co-processors)
Atari (Yes they made computers too)
I think I played Dune also... I forget. Sooo long ago.
Oh remember those top of the line computers...
586 Intels, 133 Mhz (Blazing fast, 166Mhz if you were rich!)
S3 video by Silicon Graphics... (Total crap but better than SVGA)
Sound-Blaster 16 or Dolphin Audio... EAX was a bonus.
8MB of RAM, 16MB if you had a "Gaming computer"
400MB Hard-Drives with 100MB Zip-Drives
Force-Feedback MINI-Gameport controllers
640x480 resolution, 800x600 if you were rich (Which no dos game ran well on)
Oh, that was the next-gen...
Most of us had... this crap...
386/486 Evergreen Overclocked 99Mhz CPU's
SVGA Video
Sound Blaster (The original. You were lucky it had stereo, and MIDI was a bonus.)
256KB RAM, 512KB if you were rich
10MB Hard-Drives, 16MB Hard-Drives if you were rich
7.25 Floppy-Drives, 3.5 Floppy-Drives if you were rich
640x480 16-colors/256-colors-interlaced (16K colors if you were rich)
Oh, that was next-gen too...
Going to spare you the details of these systems...
Amiga (Top of the line media-computer. 16 sound channels. 32K interlaced-colors. Real games)
Commodore Vic-20 (Yummy, audio-tape-drives for data and cartridges!)
IBM-86/186 (With separate math co-processors)
Atari (Yes they made computers too)
and does anybody remember these little fellas?
The Lemmings!!! \o/
I love that game so much! Good times indeed.
ah the good old times...
loved all the LucasArts titles, esp. Monkey Island series.
also prince of persia, gorillas, paperboy, rampart, wacky wheels, populous, dune,
budokan, little big adventure...
and does anybody remember these little fellas?
loved all the LucasArts titles, esp. Monkey Island series.
also prince of persia, gorillas, paperboy, rampart, wacky wheels, populous, dune,
budokan, little big adventure...
and does anybody remember these little fellas?
Rise of The Triad, my friend and I played the crap out of multiplayer modes back in '94.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rise_of_the_Triad
Also played a lot of Comanche
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comanche_series
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rise_of_the_Triad
Also played a lot of Comanche
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comanche_series
Sierra Entertainment games... Almost any of the adventure games they made...
- Kings Quest series 1-8
- Space Quest series 1-6
- Police Quest series 1-3
Zork series... Forget which games...
Dungeon-Master series
Hexen
Doom
Might and Magic
Grand Theft Auto (Free!)
Actually, it still exists... a website you can play DOS games online, free. Good classics...
http://www.classicdosgames.com/online.html
- Kings Quest series 1-8
- Space Quest series 1-6
- Police Quest series 1-3
Zork series... Forget which games...
Dungeon-Master series
Hexen
Doom
Might and Magic
Grand Theft Auto (Free!)
Actually, it still exists... a website you can play DOS games online, free. Good classics...
http://www.classicdosgames.com/online.html
Death Track
Lotus
Lotus
Duke3d
Ultima III, IV and V
+1 - now known as World of Warcraft...
Out of those I only played Ultima VIII, but I don't see the relation between those games and WoW... other than both being RPGs.
Well me too
Ultima as well was much better than WoW.Kind regards. ♥ BTC
Ultima III, IV and V
+1 - now known as World of Warcraft...
Out of those I only played Ultima VIII, but I don't see the relation between those games and WoW... other than both being RPGs.
That was a game!
Is here someone who do not know what is it?
It looks like DOS version of 1 Guy 1 CupIs here someone who do not know what is it?
Prince of Persia. Never got copy of that game until in late 2007 grabbed a scene release.
Uhh
Playing Prince of persia in 2007 might be harmful hehe but this game is amazing and I love a way how they did animations Very pro as for a oldie.
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