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[Kosta]

Feel free to comment and discuss this game here. Also, if you have any useful tips or tricks don't hesitate to share them with the others! Thanks!

Review

it's a demo :crazy:
EDIT: Nope!

but wheres the download link!?!?

[Nikson]

There isn't one. The game is not abandonware, so we can't offer it for download.

[JimmyJ]

Anf do not complain about the ESA, its just thier job, people work there to get money, not to be mean.

I don't know if anyone can help, but I have the full version of the game and when I try to play it I get a message saying that the video is not supported . I'm running Win XP. The game can't be too old because I can still play some of my other old games. Is there a way around this problem?

EJello

[A. J. Raffles]

Originally posted by EJello@Dec 4 2005, 05:24 PM
I'm running Win XP. The game can't be too old because I can still play some of my other old games.

It's not just the age of a game, I'm afraid. Unfortunately, this particular game just won't run in Windows XP. Sorry.

I got it to run fine in XP inside of DOSBox, a fine DOS emulator (search for DOSBox on Google).

Unfortunately, I lost the manual years ago, and the game asks you to click on the three items that appear on page X of the manual in order to start.

Does anybody out there still have the manual? I would kill or die for a scan of it. Name your price!

Thanks!

-- Will Bain

[red_avatar]

Originally posted by JimmyJ@Nov 27 2005, 07:16 PM
Anf do not complain about the ESA, its just thier job, people work there to get money, not to be mean.

Old post, but I'll reply anyway: they work in a company that defends other companies for erasing the gaming past basically and how any gamer can defend this is beyond me. It's funny to see that a lot of the games that are protected by ESA are now owned by companies that bought out the original publishers - no wonder there's no lack of respect from those publishers for those games.

Thank god some developers own the rights to their own games so they can release them as freeware (Bethesda, 3DRealms, etc.). At least they have respect for those games. If the ESA protected publishers re-released those games, it would solve a lot of problems.

[The Fifth Horseman]

Some of the developers who personally maintain a strong hold on their products also keep selling them. Vide ID Software and 3D Realms.