DOS Games Discussion

Wolf: The Evolution
Am I right?

By complete coincidence, I stumbled upon the answer to my own query.

Nova 9: The Return of Gir Draxon, which was a sequel to Arctic Fox, mentioned earlier in the thread. (Big thanks to Rwolf!)

Gameplay sample: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kK7MRQHOZf0

How about the reallly old ones; did it use wireframe/vector grapics? Arctic Fox is a little beyond that, but still primitive. http://www.mobygames.com/game/dos/arcticfox This seems to check off many more boxes. Release timeframe, sci-fi/futuristic setting, black tanks, polygonal blockiness. I want ...

Another suggestion: 'TankTime 3D', a Battlezone clone. The tank is black, and there may be some red munitions flying at the opponent in some screenshots. No screen shots of a 3rd person view, not sure about a hover tank option, so it could be wrong. http://www.mobygames.com/game/windows/tanktime-3d...

I haven't played it (yet) but there was a hover-tank arcade wargame called 'Black Rein'. Win3.x & Win95 compatible (16 bit). Thanks for the lead, but it doesn't seem to be the game I was thinking of. Ironically, I think those graphics in Black Rein are better than the polygonal tank game I'm re...

Here's what I remember: you control a polygonal black tank, sort-of futurish, might have been a hovercraft-tank hybrid stages include ocean (on top of the water) and desert areas Main cannon shot was a red disc one of the power ups was a green cone shot (piercing?) You could switch between first-per...

Definitely not Clifford the Big Red Dog. I can't recall a plot, the focus was purely on seeing how the dog would react to the button presses. One button for example would electrocute the dog (hilariously animated) and I have a vague memory of another button making a telephone ring, with the dog poss...

Unfortunately it wasn't Cruise for a Corpse. Looking at the screenshots it has the same user interface as was used in Future wars. It was also in French.
I went through Delphine listing on Mobygames and it is not on there.
May be someone from France will know more.

Was it the action version? Also what platform did you play it on,
I actually remembered it from the C64 version I use to play.

Hi all, I'm going to be crazy to remember this game. The main charter was a man, i can remember a platform game where there were many monsters like: Fly eye with a laser that could hit you, or a strange monster that had a strange green liquid from mouth (puke). I can remember also an image with a s...

I played this game in 1990 but cannot remember the name. I have found a picture of the game in a old French Magazine called 'Génération 4', the issue date is November 1989. Here is the image http://i.imgur.com/YFFDgUU.jpg The screenshot from the game I want to identify is the two with the red arro...

Does anyone have any ideas on this one? Seems impossible to find.

Maxdeny wrote:interstate 76 or interstate 82?

No, it wasn't a big shot game, it was not that of a famous game.

Twisted metal is more like open world. It was not that.
But I will look into your list

Hello! I'm searching for a DOS game about a specific vehicular combat game. It was: - for DOS from '90 - behind view or third view (I don't remember which), probably could play in cockpit mode too, but never utilized it. - similar graphics to Carmageddon 1 - car models could be destructed - Could up...

Hey I've had that exact same problem and suffered for long time. not just that crash but sometimes lion can't shout and this is very important for second level to move the monkies. anyway, I found out the cause of the problem. Its because the game is not designed to work with fast CPUs like ours and...