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[fleabag]

Originally Posted by arete

*sigh*

Please tell me you can run DOSbox on one of them?

Yes I can.

[fleabag]

I finally got it to run in DOSbox (which is a real pain in the you-know what) but thanks anyway. And I have since found out that if you are having problems getting the Soundblaster driver to work, you can use the Ad-Lib drivers to get the sound.

[arete]

I find it an extremely useful programme - but then i'm not a purist. And my XT died in about 94, leaving me with a large chunk of scifi writing gone down the tubes forever... and then my brother took the dratted drive apart.

Originally Posted by Guest

I might be a little bit dumb but, how do I make an airplaine out of the leaflet? :help:

I couldn't figure it out either. Did you ever figure it out?

[TotalAnarchy]

Originally Posted by guests

I couldn't figure it out either. Did you ever figure it out?

Drag the paper on Jake's picture.

[Palocles]

I played this game when it was new and i was young but i could never get past that tank driving bit. Did anyone do that or is it one fo the skippable action sequences (that everyone skipped)?

It seemed pretty cool back then but i can't remember the dialogue.

[Phantom]

In Heart of China you can skip the arcade sequences, including the 'tank arcade sequence' too.

[chris_doom_k.]

This game is being sold now. GOG sells it and probably Steam too. I just give the heads up.

[Mystvan]

I played Heart of China when I was younger and very newbie in the gaming world.

I do not remember many details beyond the backgrounds (beautiful by the way ).

One of the fastest game endings I remembered was to make a choice, or rather a dialogue or incorrect action that made the main character captured and enslaved on a ship.

The curious thing is that generally the adventure games of LucasArts, Microprose and Westwood need not beware of “unexpected” bad endings.