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[Krizalid]

I offer my material, I had this since my childhood and now I seriously feel like I have to offer it to the world.

Some examples:
Stunt car racer (alternate -older?- version with ega + cga and tandy executables)
Silpheed (Ibm ps/1 version with more sound cards and digitized sounds support)
Pcglobe 4.0 (italian version)
Bushbuck (italian version)
Golden Axe (with fixed The duel mode)
Knight Force (working with proper crack)
Disney Animation studio (dos version, already cracked)

+ a lot more on my dvd (the majority are games not difficult to find everywhere) and probably other rare italian versions of popular games.

U can find some of them on my old website, sorry for the childish design but I did it in the previous era and never had patience to upgrade it to a better and more serious version (http://myloch.altervista.org/abandonware.htm)

[Capo]

Nice, hope some of them get accepted

[Expack2]

Right off the bat, I can tell you that we can't take the PS1 version of Silpheed since it's a console game (Abandonia ONLY offers games which were released for Windows or MS-DOS), and we can't take Disney Animation Studio since Disney would sue us profusely if we did.

For a concise list of stuff we won't accept, I highly recommend you check this and this out.

While you could wait and have the Abandonia moderators sort through your large (sounding) collection, you could also search through the Request Games forum and see if any of your games are under the Approved Games sub-forum.

If a game you wan't hasn't been requested at all, you can always post a request, ensuring - and I can't stress this enough - you make one request per game. Also, when making a request, please reference Abandonia's Rules of Abandonware.

[Krizalid]

sorry, my fault: it's not ps1 (playstation 1), it's ps/1 (the Ibm ps/1 machines from the early nineties) it's an oem version sold with the peculiar sound card of the ps/1.

I only have very few titles on the website, and it would be a pain in the @ss to sort through my collection, the games are all stored on one single dvd but many of the rar/zip archives have got obscure names and there isn't a doc or txt file with a list of the games with their titles written in full form. Unluckily I haven't time to do that but I know for sure that most of them can be found on abandonia or other abandonware sites. Except few rare ones.

[Smiling Spectre]

I could check DOS-versions with DOSCenter, if games would be available for me... So I will wait until moderators accept (or reject) it.

[Krizalid]

I checked the disc and I have to rectify, it's not dvd, it's cd!
So it's more like 700-800mbytes, nothing too hard to upload for me to some webspace. In this moment it would be the easier task for me to make an iso image of the $hit and put it on some site like multiupload or similar.

[Expack2]

Originally Posted by Krizalid

I checked the disc and I have to rectify, it's not dvd, it's cd!
So it's more like 700-800mbytes, nothing too hard to upload for me to some webspace. In this moment it would be the easier task for me to make an iso image of the $hit and put it on some site like multiupload or similar.

After talking with some of my fellow Abandonia staff members, we've decided that we'd be alright with you uploading all the archives or, as you mentioned, an ISO containing all the archives to the Abandonia FTP server. If you're interested, post in this thread and an Abandonia staff member will PM you the info you need to upload to the Abandonia FTP server. I can't guarantee we'll accept everything once we've sorted through all of it (what with the Abandonia Rules of Abandonware), but we'll see nonetheless .

[Krizalid]

ok, let's do it.

[marko river]

Sending PM....

edit: PM sent

[Krizalid]

Upload done. Feel free to contact me if you need help with the games or any info, bye.