Spy Who Loved Me, The

[DonCorleone]

Does anyone know if this classic does exist as PC version. I´d love to see this one again

but can´t find any information about it...

Had an old amiga version anywhere, but it doesn´t seem to work anymore... :cry:

EDIT: Ok. Found it here and it doesn´t seem to be abandoned..., does it?Spy Who Loved Me (http://www.mobygames.com/game/dos/spy-who-loved-me) :angry:

EDIT: So I´m not sure anymore this game not being abandoned. Is anyone able to

clarify this point? Does anyone know where to get this game?

[punch999]

its abandon and not esa

[Purple Tentacle]

Just thought of some games that might be worthy of adding to this website:

Licence to Kill (1989) (the first decent James Bond game)

The Spy Who Loved Me (1990) (if I remember correctly, a PC version of this is a bit rare, so it may be a bit difficult to locate it)

James Bond: The Stealth Affair/Operation Stealth (1990) (great adventure game, not as great as a LucasArts adventure game, but still fun :))

Licence to Kill and The Spy Who Loved Me aren't really too well-known, but IMO, they're pretty good games. Operation Stealth (like other Interplay and Delphine) titles was a pretty good game from what I remember. Ahhhh, the days of playing great adventure games like Future Wars, Day of the Tentacle, Monkey Island...so many great memories. :)

...I feel old now. :(

[Dino]

''License to kill' and ''The Stealth affair'' are both ESA protected, according to the oldwarez list. So I guess there's little hope they could get up. Sorry. :(

[Purple Tentacle]

Originally posted by OvErLoRd@Oct 5 2005, 09:08 AM
''License to kill' and ''The Stealth affair'' are both ESA protected, according to the oldwarez list. So I guess there's little hope they could get up. Sorry. :(
Are you sure about that? Last time I checked, both Domark and Quixel are gone now. Plus, HOTU hosts the game on their website and they usually (if not always) don't allow downloads for ESA-protected games.

[arete]

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