DOS Games Discussion

Wally*Won_Kenobie wrote:With Da Hewer on this one.

Me too.

....or any of the other ports...Doom Legacy, Vavoom, Edge, GZDoom etc...etc...

Well, at first sounded like a "Defender", but later descriptions kinda went aside.....now looking over again even the first descriptions didn't fit that well.

If you want help, please describe the game in a way the description won't fit just any existing platform game outthere.
Describe enemies, bonuses/powerups, secrets, bosses..........

There was such game in Nintendo as well...with skaters and other characters.

The original Nintendo game (that could fit such description) was called Load Runner, but it had a lot of remakes since then - even now on my cellular I had such a game. You talk about PC version...and green guy...so it's probably one of such clones.

I know, I know

It's Witchaven
I like this game.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Witchaven

...there is Witchaven 2 btw.

Wow....impressive.

Yes, but full original experience costs some framerate issues. + you can't have full original experence unless you have a time machine. Game like Doom (and other DOS games) can't be taken out of the mood and the context of his era. It's like trying to loyally recreate ABBA show :) ...for those who c...

dosraider wrote:Maybe he wants to try the original game?

There are many Doom ports that run Doom on Windows without any modification, like Chocolate Doom...almost all others can be configured to run Doom in a very loyal way. VERY loyal. Including pixalization, resolution.....

Why not to use Doom ports? http://legacy.newdoom.com/ Doom Legacy port http://www.zdoom.org/about.html ZDoom port http://zdoomgl.mancubus.net/ ZdoomGL port http://grafzahl.drdteam.org/index.php?page=topic&id=230 GZdoom port http://www.zdaemon.org/ Zdaemon Doom connector http://www.skulltag.com/ ...