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[The Fifth Horseman]

The list, converted into excel spreadsheet with title, year, publisher and notes in separate columns for ease of sorting.

[Luchsen]

Great. :thumbs: *goes installing his office programs*

And I'm sure 5th does appreciate your CD donation, Romano. After all, it's the perfect place to look at when someone wants to review a game we don't have (...elsewhere - because perhaps it's on your CDs!).

[Romano]

Originally Posted by Luchsen

Great. :thumbs: *goes installing his office programs*

And I'm sure 5th does appreciate your CD donation, Romano. After all, it's the perfect place to look at when someone wants to review a game we don't have (...elsewhere - because perhaps it's on your CDs!).

I hope so
What we know at the moment is that games archives, screenshots, and extras are in our possession.
Reviews are an legal issue that I can not comment at the moment.
Please give me a few weeks. Not to much time comparing to period of Abandonia stagnation

[BranjoHello]

I browsed the list in search for titles that I could review in the future, found about interesting 20 titles but I couldn't find anything about following games on the Net.

Bomb Run (1991)
Digging For Buried Treasure (1994)
Mr Ant (1992)
Neverlock (1996)
Sarge (1988)

:wondering:

[TotalAnarchy]

-Bomb Run

-Digging For Buried Treasure, Marathon Technology 1994

-Neverlock, by Copyware:

NeverLock defeats document checks on a variety of software
products. NeverLock is intended solely for the use of legitimate
owners or licensees of these products.

If you are not a legitimate owner of a particular product that
you wish to unlock, then STOPRIGHTNOW and go out and buy your
OWN copy of the product.

You may only use NeverLock on computer software that you have
purchased. NeverLock is not, repeat NOT, to be used for any
purpose which deprives any software publishers of their rightful
income.

The new files that NeverLock creates may NOT be sold, rented out,
given away, or uploaded to BBS's (bulletin board services).

-Sarge

-Mr. Ant, 1992:

Info Mr. Ant is from the same author as Manhole and, like the previous game, works well on the palmtop. This time, however, the gameplay is faster-paced and, in my opinion, more fun! Gameplay-wise, think of Boulder Dash with ants, and you'll get the general idea. With this game, a slow-down utility will probably be needed to make the game playable.

Status: Unknown, by N. K. Dann

Source

[Luchsen]

1-9
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in Romano's directory on FTP under Ultimate DOS Collection.

[Luchsen]

B
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up.

[Luchsen]

D
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up.

[Luchsen]

G to L up.

[Luchsen]

N and O went up yesterday, btw.