DOS Games Discussion

Rwolf wrote:I recall several favorites, in different genres of course; WC Privateer, Monkey Island, Little Big Adventure 1/2, EF2000, Ultima Underworld, Crusader:No Remorse/Regret, War of the Worlds - all good DOS oldies, but I'm not much for replaying, good memories are better sometimes.

Yeah, I agree. However, the nolstagia is pretty nice though. But, I wouldn't want to go back to the Commodore 64 era unless it was for my kids. Of course, you have to take the good and the bad if you go back. All the pain you went through will be there too along side of all the good. So you just have to make your choice and live with the consequences!

Quake!

-Topspeed 300
-Need for Speed SE
-Test Drive III: The Passion
-Stunts

My favourites. My true favorite is Topspeed 300

My Faves......top 10 in no particular order.....

Ultima VI: The False Prophet
The Secret of Monkey Island
Monkey Island 2: Lechuck's Revenge
Ultima VII Parts I & II
Ultima V: Warriors of Destiny
Tank Wars
Test Drive III: The Passion
Car & Driver
Freddy Pharkas Frontier Pharmacist
Sim City

Jesus Christ!hehe

I don't like games. So I haven't any favourites. I prefer to be down to earth and live a quiet peaceful life working to support my real family all my life. Even as a kid I didn't play many games if any.

So why are you here then?

Jesus Christ!hehe

I am here because I love programming for MS-DOS. hehe You know me, and loving any other than God is a sin. However if you can consider it love, I love programming in DOS. I only have my mother Huong Thi Vu left in my life, and I am prepared to support her by programming in DOS. All these times, I have been practicing and refining my DOS programming skills so that I could produce something that everyone would want. So Thank you for allowing me the time to test my programming marketability. BTW, I have almost eight thousand downloads.

Jesus Christ!hehe

Xargon has got to be one of the all time favourites#!!

The producer Mr. Sir Allen Pilgrim gave me an advice that saved me a lot.

I had a tough interview session and before I went.

He told me just to be cool and calm in a nice way.

Well somehow I passed Thank God!!!!!

Bless God for blessing my real mother Huong Thi Vu that I listen to others.

Honour to my real dad Nguyen Binh Thuy for telling me to call "Sir" and Maam.

Honour to my real mom Huong Thi Vu for always being there for me.

Love to my real sister Nguyen Khoa Thi.
She says actions speaks louder than words#!!

Love to my real sister Nguyen Khoa Thuyen.
She teaches me to never push anyone's buttons again.

ALT NAMES Block Out, ブロックアウト
YEAR 1989
PLATFORM DOS
RELEASED IN United States
GENRE Puzzle
THEME Falling Block Puzzle, Real-Time
PUBLISHER California Dreams
DEVELOPER P.Z.Karen Co. Development Group
PERSPECTIVE Top-Down
DOSBOX SUPPORT Fully supported on 0.73

Google
myabandonware com blockout

This is how you set it up.
Google. Youtube GameReality


MagI

Warcraft

I loved the old championship manager games on dos. I remember the 95/96 edition and we were in our first year of college and blew most of that year getting high and playing cm! The newer football manager sims do have their advancements in terms of graphics and amount of data etc but i prefer the older ones. Im probably just showing my age now really but hey ho

Flight Simulator 4.0b
SkyRoads
PacPC II

Dark Forces!

i love banania 1992 ,

hi every one

i have downloaded FIFA96 and its run but without sound and joystic can not use

please help me to solve this problem

sau314 wrote: ↑ i have downloaded FIFA96 and its run but without sound and joystic can not use

Downloaded from where exactly?

i love Dark Forces

Contra is my one and only

Doom
Doom II
Myst
Carmageddon
Duke Nuken 3D
Exhumed
Rise of the Triad

If I hade to choose one, maybe the original Doom.

There's one game I used to play at my father's work, it was a bow that we controlled to shoot arrows on balloons (some mobile and some immobile). We could control the speed and orientation of the arrows. I don't recall the name of the game, and I'm not sure it was on DOS.