DOS Games Discussion

Oh I see, well sorry about that. I just thought since it was on the first page it would be a new topic. Obviously I was wrong.

Meh... Another Blair Witch Project. I don't know what you wanted to instill in the audience, but probably fear and thought provoking fear are lost here. Good horror films must be thought provokingly frightening or in some way convincing. But good try though. The first problem I find with your film i...

There are addons for the game, I have seen one, but unfortunately I lost the link.

Well, you were right, this was deffinately more technical then I had expected. Nevertheless, I will take that page into account. It will take a bit of time for me to soak all this information.

Thank you for helping me. I really appreciate it.

Well, if you insist, the game is Dr Lunatic Supreme With Cheese, you can find it at Hamumu Software, or hamumu.com.

The developer, Mike Hommel, lost his marbles a bit, any new content which comes in for the game may take forever to be tested.

It seems to keep on failing, I don't understand why...

But I'm okay with technical pages, anything else other then "The FLC was created by the Autodesk company, that's all you need to know" would be a great help.

Well thanks for welcoming me, unfortunately, unless you want to pay $30 to buy the game which I have made addons for, there is no other way to play them.

But maybe I can release some tiles and a few music pieces which I did over the time while I was there.

Hello everyone, I am trying to get information about the FLC animation format. Like, it's history, why was it created, and so forth...

But all I got was dribs and drabs which are rather pointless.

Any sources suggested about the subject would be a big help.

Hello, I am REACTOR, otherwise known as Perry Steven. I have been interested in MS-DOS games for a while now. This is the second forum I joined in 4 years on the internet. The previous forum I joined was at Hamumu Software. I use to make worlds which were in general terms, like addons, for a very po...

Yeah, it is pretty much a nutcase game, it can get quite tedious if you are not into coarsely designed mash-em up levels all the way through. _____ Here is an interesting fact, the original designer of this absurd, and some may consider, "not for children" game, started a family friendly w...

Yeah, thanks for the nice message I guess.

Hello everyone, I'm new here, so I thought I would contribute by writing off a review for SPISPOPD. S.P.I.S.P.O.P.D. stands for "Smashing Pumpkins Into Small Putrid Piles Of Debris. http://i1.ytimg.com/vi/dvYPISSI06c/hqdefault.jpg This game was developed by Mike Hommel of Jamul Software (Which ...