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[yoga]

I do not know of the game in question.

'90s
DOS
486
VGA
Midi
Adventure
..some pretty bad white cat adventures...

Maybe the file with scene of the game will help You.

Thank You for Your time and help.

yoga the brave

Wow, i am unable to attach one .Png file.

[Japo]

"Bad white cat adventures"? o_o One of Sam and Max's games? No more info?

[Japo]

Originally Posted by yoga

OFF
I search for one old game. I duly post in the relevant section but see that attachment is not possible.
Well, i will attach here this small jpg file and plea- pls do not del my file till some good soul tell me the game name.
TY, dear Mod.
TY, all helpers.

Alley Cat

It's no way 90's but 1984, and that's CGA (4 colors) not VGA. Big difference

[yoga]

Originally Posted by Japo

Alley Cat

It's no way 90's but 1984, and that's CGA (4 colors) not VGA. Big difference

Great!
Miracle!!
God bless YOU, dear Japo.

Sry for mistakes above..

Gracias!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!


I see after Yr holidays,
Your brain is working as well
máquina aceitada..

[Japo]

You're welcome
Also, "adventure" usually means games like Sam and Max, this one would be called by most people "arcade".
Every hint you gave except for the image was deceptive instead of helpful

But don't you know about Google's inverse image search (results from an image instead of images from text)?
https://www.google.com/search?tbs=sb...h=674&biw=1228

PS: In this case we say "engrasada", "aceitada" isn't usually a word. But nice try

[yoga]

[quote=Japo;455136]You're welcome
Also, "adventure" usually means games like Sam and Max, this one would be called by most people "arcade".
Every hint you gave except for the image was deceptive instead of helpful

But don't you know about Google's inverse image search (results from an image instead of images from text)?
[url]https://www.google.com/search?

Wow!
I reject Yr words for my hints.
DOS and white cat are correct.

and.. this way i check Your knowledge, amigo.

No, no i duno bout this option of uncle Google.
Merci.