DOS Games Discussion

UQM remixes rox. http://www.medievalfuture.com/precursors/

There's no game, where all musics are good.

wardrich wrote:It's a proven fact that Turrican wins this battle. How many other games have such a huge impact on a group? lol. Check out the number of remixes and covers in the demoscene. lol.

Give it UP ALREADY! lol!

greencosmos wrote:UQM remixes rox. http://www.medievalfuture.com/precursors/

<a href="http://www.scenemusic.eu/searchengine.p ... ">Turrican remixes</a>




@Larry: Give up? Yeah, I suppose I should. Seriously, though... if you haven't played Turrican before, you really should start playing it. lol.

I watched a turricane video on youtube and the music is not the best.
Games like pitfall 2 (atari 2600 version) banjo kazooie, snafu and of course strike base beat it.

Ken's 3D Labrynth.

You peeps have bad, bad, bàààààd musical taste.

Really.


But really really.

Haha, Ken's Labyrinth. The sound effects in Ken's original, non-Epic version are priceless ... whenever you try to "push" a wall it says "Save it for later" (I assume in Ken's own squeaky voice). Even the official Epic Megagames version keeps Ken's own intro "Welcome to Ken's Labyrinth"!

Hmmm I just ran the full final version in DOSBox and it (DOSBox) crashed ... the old, original Advanced Systems version seems to work though ...

Ah, oops, this is now totally off-topic. Shmaybe this thread has run its course ...

I agree dr, but maybe not Dick.

486 player wrote:I agree dr, ..

486 player +10 points.

emmzee wrote:Haha, Ken's Labyrinth. The sound effects in Ken's original, non-Epic version are priceless ... whenever you try to "push" a wall it says "Save it for later" (I assume in Ken's own squeaky voice). Even the official Epic Megagames version keeps Ken's own intro "Welcome to Ken's Labyrinth"!

I actually really enjoyed Ken's Lab as a little kid. It might not be the best looking of games, but the graphics were very creative, as was the level design and "dungeon" features. (Level design for the first part anyway, it started slipping in the 2nd, and the 3rd was pretty bad)

Hmmm I just ran the full final version in DOSBox and it (DOSBox) crashed ... the old, original Advanced Systems version seems to work though...

You do realize he's released a windows version of the game, right? http://www.advsys.net/ken/klab.htm

(check out the toolkit too... pretty sweet if you feel like making your own Labyrinth)

Can it be played in a window? If not then i will not download this windows version.

Er... why not just download it and see for yourself?

No Larry, that's way too obvious for him.

Dogbreath wrote:You do realize he's released a windows version of the game, right? http://www.advsys.net/ken/klab.htm

(check out the toolkit too... pretty sweet if you feel like making your own Labyrinth)

Yea, I was just thinking that maybe I should change the version that's available on DG if the one that's up there currently doesn't work in DOSBox ... I saw the editing kit but never tried it, I'll take a look later today

abyss wrote:Can it be played in a window? If not then i will not download this windows version.

Well, they call it "windows" for a reason.

AFAIK, it works fine as a window. Dunno why you'd want to do that, though, when you can just alt-enter and get the same accessability in half a second.

D'oh how could I forget Sonic the Hedgehog music

Evil Genius had a rather catchy 80's spy movie-esque soundtrack, was a fantastic game to boot. From memory you can still download the soundtrack from the website, or at least you could back when I was more active on the forums over there...

I like Deep Freeze's music ........

Ty for resurrecting my thread.