X-MEN: Children of the Atom

[SpiDoL]

http://img3.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20100331192305/capcomdatabase/images/5/59/Pc_xmen.jpg

http://www34.zippyshare.com/v/64151106/file.html
http://www34.zippyshare.com/v/23735024/file.html
http://www34.zippyshare.com/v/62166981/file.html
http://www34.zippyshare.com/v/77370973/file.html

If ANYONE can make a working rip of the game that doesn't require the CD at all, speak up please! Then I can write a review and make screenshots and submit the game to be put on the main site! I'll still credit whoever makes the rip though...

[Oddbrother]

Haha! Nice file name. XD

[SpiDoL]

Heh I know. I do that so they don't get taken down so quickly...

[patryckslasher]

Heh I know. I do that so they don't get taken down so quickly...

Yup, creativity to make those oldies live even more!
About the rip, I'll test the rip I got with this ISO, I'll tell what I got after testing (BTW, rip is about 13MB)
EDIT: Don't know if it's on mine but, when playing with .jar version of DOSBox, try switching its configurations to "fullscreen=true". I'll finish testing on my home to see if this "stretching" issue happens there too.

[patryckslasher]

EDIT: Don't know if it's on mine but, when playing with .jar version of DOSBox, try switching its configurations to "fullscreen=true". I'll finish testing on my home to see if this "stretching" issue happens there too.
I'll put some things here now: (firstly sorry for double post)
Recommended use of DOSBox (even on older PCs), it's easier for the "mount" trick:
Notes to run:
On DOSBox, type the following before playing the game:
mount c <directory>\XMENCOTA
mount d <directory>\XMENCOTA -t cdrom (if you don't type this, forget it.)
c:
xmen
It will begin to configure the UniVBE driver, just confirm the prompt and wait to play! :OK:
About that review... if you feel without time to write it, leave it to me, I'll reference you in it. Now I'm downloading the ISO, I want to see the differences between those files...
EDIT: Downloaded and checked. Unfortunately this rip is for the 8-bit version, not the 16-bit one... But it works.

[SpiDoL]

Wow! I really appreciate the time and effort you're putting into this, patryck!

I already wrote a review for the game, but deleted it when I wasn't able to find a ripped version. I really don't feel like writing it all over again, so if you wanna write a new review, be my guest ;) .

[marko river]

You deleted it??? :dislike: Ahhh, bad thinking... we can always host the game without direct download, but with links to ISO Cellar. I thought it was public knowledge or something... :mhh:

[patryckslasher]

Wow! I really appreciate the time and effort you're putting into this, patryck!

I already wrote a review for the game, but deleted it when I wasn't able to find a ripped version. I really don't feel like writing it all over again, so if you wanna write a new review, be my guest ;) .
Heh, thanks :hello:

You deleted it??? :dislike: Ahhh, bad thinking... we can always host the game without direct download, but with links to ISO Cellar. I thought it was public knowledge or something... :mhh:
But link goes into Extras section right?
BTW I got the review ready, it's not big, so there'll be 6 screenshots with it. I'm upping shortly to FTP, in around half an hour (Am I using the 'an' right?) it's there.
EDIT: Done!

[stri]

The links posted no longer work unfortunately :( Does anyone still have access to this old classic?

[Smiling Spectre]

Absolutely. No (or almost no) commercial DOS game ever was lost. ;)

Try Adventure Legends (https://legendsworld.net/adventure/game/15408), for example.

[stri]

Absolutely. No (or almost no) commercial DOS game ever was lost. ;)

Try Adventure Legends (https://legendsworld.net/adventure/game/15408), for example.

Thanks so much, much appreciated!