Hydrotech364
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I was a Master @ Doom.
Old DOS games, anyone?
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I was a Master @ Doom.
cann.i.bliss
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What was that game where you used to go up n down ladders n jump crocodiles n shit real old-school game they did a funny re make of it on a southpark episode been bugging me for agers also frogger.....frogger kicks ass
hexthat
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yes now that is awesome reminds me of world of warcraft
hexthat
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pitfall?
cann.i.bliss
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Yes!!! Omg that game was the goods!!
OGEvilgenius
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You can still play quake for free at quakelive.com against people. Granted a lot of us have been playing a long time and it's not that newbie friendly, the game is still better than basically anything else on the market as far as shooters go (the game anyway, the graphics and stuff surrounding it could use updating).
Quake 2 was a windows game. Quake 1 was a dos game.
What about Star Control 2? Such an amazing game. To this day, still amazing.
Quake 2 was a windows game. Quake 1 was a dos game.
What about Star Control 2? Such an amazing game. To this day, still amazing.
GrowerGoneWild
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I was playing zork the other day...
Observe & Report
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How about Dork Fortress, I mean Dwarf Fortress? Not an old DOS game but probably appeals to the same folks. Sometimes I watch people play it on YouTube, which I may enjoy more than playing it myself.
I was showing DF to someone, showing them how you have to dig out a fort, make crafts and sell them, stock your hospital with soap you have to make from ash and lye, build and train a military, etc.. his response was "In Candy Crush Saga if you get three in a row you get 500 points!"
I was showing DF to someone, showing them how you have to dig out a fort, make crafts and sell them, stock your hospital with soap you have to make from ash and lye, build and train a military, etc.. his response was "In Candy Crush Saga if you get three in a row you get 500 points!"
GrowerGoneWild
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Haha, looks like there are a lot of us who remember old dos games. My uncle had an Amiga and some cool games, such as marble madness, test drive, some early flight simulator, and Sundog. The 1980's were a magical time to be a kid
Hell ya. I remember this time I was war dialing, and I found this mainframe and I got to play this really cool nuclear war simulator..
Stoney McFried
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I go here:
http://www.abandonia.com/
I tend to like rpgs or old style adventures (Darkseed, Leisure Suit Larry.)
Here is a site where users actually make dos style point and click adventure games. I recommend trying No Action Jackson to start.
http://www.adventuregamestudio.co.uk/
Oh, and here's another good site for old dos abandonware:
http://www.homeoftheunderdogs.net/
http://www.abandonia.com/
I tend to like rpgs or old style adventures (Darkseed, Leisure Suit Larry.)
Here is a site where users actually make dos style point and click adventure games. I recommend trying No Action Jackson to start.
http://www.adventuregamestudio.co.uk/
Oh, and here's another good site for old dos abandonware:
http://www.homeoftheunderdogs.net/
