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gumpy | This is really a fun little game. The different arcade sequence are pretty cool. | ||||||
18-03-2009 11:42 AM | |||||||
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18-03-2009 11:42 AM | |||||||
arete | Sorry, this game is protected. We can't offer it for download. | ||||||
18-03-2009 11:20 AM | |||||||
Emmailoveyou |
help! okay im new to this site lol how do i play this game? i cant find a button anywhere lol =S |
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23-10-2007 01:35 PM | |||||||
dosraider |
You'll need an Amiga emulator. Try googling "adf+amiga" or "lemon amiga" ...... You'll find some good emulators than can load-play those ADF files. BTW: ADF's are amiga's disk format files. |
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23-10-2007 12:08 PM | |||||||
Guest |
Wierd I found the game elsewhere but as .adf file. Got me an amiga disc file converter and now I can see all the filenames in the discs. Now why on earth can't I run it? Tried dosbox, can't run it. Tried to open the files from a window, won't open them. Please help me |
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23-08-2007 08:58 AM | |||||||
dosraider |
HotU has the manual for Duck tales. <div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Spotted Cheetah @ Jul 5 2007, 09:02 PM) [snapback]298053[/snapback]</div> Quote:
Since when is there an obligation to sell those games or even to make them available? Can you refer to one law that says so? *Edit And HotU has also game tips for Duck tales. |
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23-08-2007 07:20 AM | |||||||
Guest |
Anyone has the user manual for this game? Duck Tales: The Quest for Gold? I believe there is charts on the investment: Chart A to Chart E..... |
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05-07-2007 07:02 PM | |||||||
Spotted Cheetah |
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(the_fifth_horseman @ Jul 4 2007, 01:45 PM) [snapback]297907[/snapback]</div> Quote:
Truly i am for an organization protecting the authors' rights as long as they (Or some descendant berserk copyright holders... I do not think there are too much authors on the Earth who would like to crush their own good artworks) do not abuse through it. I would even be for a site which, like I-tunes, would offer abandonned software for some fee what would go to the authors, who really deserve it (if they did such a good job that their games for example are even played today on emulators). (By the way does ESA protect small companies, or even single home - programmers? I guess not... Well, if not, they might be denounced for self - umpiring. They have sort of juridical power what they selectively use to only protect their members' products, so their existence this way certainly stinks somehow) Does not matter, this is off debate. Thanks for the kind response. I might even go looking for some stupid paragraphs triing to figure out these, although jurisprudence is certainly far far away from me... Maybe i will even try to contact the ESA itself about this (I mean about the old games, that how could they provide a way to get them legally. If they say "no way", then at least i will have some sort of proof that they really abuse in this term). (By the way report me to ESA. I am going to get some "protected" games illegally, but that's not my damned fault.) |
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04-07-2007 12:45 PM | |||||||
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If someone could give the ESA members valid reasons why would it be in their interest to disband the organization, that purpose might be achieved. However, so far the member companies have a number of good reasons to keep it going. |
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