I don't have steam. I tried it once, but their online adverting-constant connection ruined the rest of my computer experience, so I gave up on that.
On games:
- I currently try to make
Discworld I-II working from the
ISO-cellar. Hope they'll have sound and all.
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Day of the Tentacle (with sound. And sry
GoG, I won't pay TWENTY BUCKS for it)
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Fallout 2. I gave up to get the unpatched version (the patch makes 2 major difference: makes finding the Raider Base from the back what is problematic, and messes up the car parking the bad way), but if it'd be cheap I'd get it to have it. IF the worldmap travel would not overspeed. (
GoG has money back guarantee fortunately)
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Abomination: the nemesis project. I think I'll have to give up for the hope of the german dub which is far superior to the english if you ask me (Die Brut kommt!). It might still be lurking on the net, so I'm not entirely hopeless here. Still, it is a really underrated masterpiece, GoG should provide it. I wonder where my CD got lost
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DiviDead: ye, that old erotic manga-game, which came on CD. Not to this miniscule country here of course, and noone have "adult" section nowdays. Man, I grew up on those hentai games, darn. Given it is a "porno" game there isn't a let's play for it either
I'd settle for an uncenzored let's play actualy.
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Blair Witch Project: Rustin Parr (the 1st game of the trilogy). Crap, if GoG would load up the trilogy, I'd get even that for whynaught, despite the bad reputation of the later installments.
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The New Adventures of the Time Machine: it's not much, I mean I wouldn't necessarily play with it, but to have a working copy somewhere just would make me feel good as a collector. It's really amongst the best what Europe can offer in gaming.